I guess the capital large enough compared to 1 BTC labor costs during 2-3bulan.
stay you play smart brain, and underwent a positive thing instead of selling body

How do you multiply with 1BTC capital?
Trade alt coins "like a winner" == Go against the crowd (without excessive risk), and learn to actually buy low and sell for a profit.
^^Good trading isn't easy: Split your bankroll into "many little parts" and learn to mange the risk, while still making enough to justify the time spent.

You would do it the same way that you would grow any other kind of money, be either it be US dollars (or any other kind of fiat). In order to grow your capital you would need to somehow invest your coin.

I would suggest the lending sub-forum and lend out your coin (be sure to have your loans be secured by collateral held by escrow). When the loans come due you should receive your coin back plus interest. If the borrower does not pay you back then you can sell the collateral and use that funds to repay yourself.

the best thing to do right now is sell back and forth between altcoins or sell for usd on the higher side and then put in buy orders on the lower side. it is possible to make 2 to 3% every day doing this as that is the normal price difference, exchange fee is only .2% so its not bad to do a few trades.

I would hang on to that 1 btc for dear life, hold long term and work to earn more.  In 3-5 years if bitcoin successes it could be worth tens of thousands of dollars.  

Depending on where you live and your level of education, it's not that hard to earn another $500, work and earn and buy another btc and double your holdings.  Really with an amount that small even if you put 0.2 into a high risk but promising alt coin, if you lose that's a 5th of your total gone, a huge loss in proportion.  With that relatively small amount it's easier to increase your holdings by earning more.  If you had 50x or 100x that amount I may advise differently.

You could invest in Lite coins at the right time because LTC is jumping from $3 to $6 then down to $4.8 and up to $5.5, If you don't do mistakes With It I think you could double with this.

I would avoid the idea of "investing" in bitcoin. It does not function as an investment vehicle and while the price does tend to grow over time, it also tends to lose 60% of it's value periodically. Alt coins are even more risky and I would guess that most lose money trying.
Remember that the real strength of bitcoin is utility. Try using it for purchases and you will better understand why it considered one of the most powerful ideas on the internet.

you can try some small trading with bitcoin itself, because altcoin are too dangerous at the moment

this is difficult...


I have tried mining, buying shares, reselling bitcoins, etc but nothing had given me a real benefit (if in the meantime, the bitcoin price's goes up, you'd probably lose because dividends in dollars keep the same, but in bitcoin is lower, so you will have less than your first bitcoin)


you could try trading in an exchange, but you have to read a lot about stock markets if you don't want to lose