Getting Started

Getting Started:

2 Easy Steps to get started:

1. Get Bitcoin (BTC).  We chose 2 excellent opportunities and with Beurax the minimum to get started is 0.001 Bitcoin or only $20 in USDT and with the other HyperFund the minimum is $300 in USDT (or Tether ERC20).

Binance:

Binance has recently added 15 currencies including the ZAR making it much easier and affordable to purchase Bitcoin with your Debit or Credit card:
https://www.binance.com



Click on the image above or scan the QR Code below to register for FREE and to get started:


More options to purchase Bitcoin:
http://passiveprofits.co.za/passive
2. Then chose your starting opportunity:

Beurax Corporation

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Beurax

Join FREE and you can fund your account when ready:
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HyperFund Global

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Hyper Fund Global

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NB:  Start with the amount you can afford to lose.  With both opportunities, you can start small, withdraw your interest regularly to get your seed capital back as soon as possible (usually within 3 months), then you can grow your investment using the "House Money" and not your own, therefore limiting your risk exposure considerably.

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