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Crypto Is Everywhere, But Should You Invest?
Ten years ago, most people would have laughed if you claimed you own a portion of your crypto-monetary investment portfolio — a virtual currency that is protected by various cryptographic and computerized means. However, today, if you do not invest, or never have traded a single Bitcoin, Ethereal, or Lite coin in your life, you might see yourself as behind the times. Like it or not, cryptocurrency is nowadays almost everywhere and not only for day traders and nerds. Many conventional corporations incorporate cryptocurrency in some way on their websites or use it to launch other items.
By Zo Buz5 years ago in The Chain
Bitcoin's Unknown Founder
A brief history on bitcoin. August 18, 2008 the domain name Bitcoin.org is registered, preceding the official launch of bitcoin by almost 5 months, followed by a publication of the bitcoin white paper explaining key concepts such as how bitcoin solves the critical problem of double spending and privacy wherein one party can spend their money on two separate occasions thus rendering the currency untrustworthy.
By Musonius Latoyah5 years ago in The Chain
Mining Bitcoin Cash For Beginners
Bitcoin Explained In order to understand how to mine Bitcoin cash, it is pivotal to know the internal functions of this cryptocurrency.
By mark sheppard5 years ago in The Chain
Earn Interest on Bitcoin With This Interest Account in 2021 (Safely)
As we see now the rise of crypto-lending companies and saving services they provide, it’s a good time to put assets at work instead of keeping the money idle. Grow your assets and earn crypto with almost zero efforts. Earn 25.5% quarterly bitcoin interest with MyCoinChain Interest Account.
By Don Patrick5 years ago in The Chain
The Best Cryptocurrency Exchanges: [Most Comprehensive Guide List]
What is a cryptocurrency exchange? Cryptocurrency exchanges are websites where you can buy, sell, or exchange cryptocurrencies for other digital currency or traditional currency like US dollars or Euro. For those that want to trade professionally and have access to fancy trading tools, you will likely need to use an exchange that requires you to verify your ID and open an account. If you just want to make the occasional, straightforward trade, there are also platforms that you can use that do not require an account.
By mark sheppard5 years ago in The Chain
Here’s Our Ultimate (and Simple) Guide on How to Create a Bitcoin Address
Today cryptocurrency, especially Bitcoins, has come into common use. Though there are still a few questions on the matter… for example, how and where should we keep bitcoins? It seems a difficult task, given that we cannot even see or touch virtual money. The answer is simple: you have to build your own bitcoin wallet (or choose a ready-made one) — it allows making different transactions, including buying and selling the cryptocurrency. The main task of the cryptocurrency wallet is to store the secret key needed to access the bitcoin address and, accordingly, your means.
By Don Patrick5 years ago in The Chain
How To Convert Bitcoin Cash (BCH) To Bitcoin(BTC)? [Safely]
For those of you who don’t know what I am talking about, here is the thing: Bitcoin Cash isn’t completely anonymous when you own and transact it. To supplement this lack of anonymity, many BCH users convert their Bitcoin Cash into Bitcoins because it breaks the chain and makes them completely anonymous.
By mark sheppard5 years ago in The Chain
Everything You Need to Know About Bitcoin or Crypto Wallets
A cryptocurrency wallet is a software program that enables you to store, access and interact with your coins and can be considered as the crypto version of a bank account. The main difference is that with a conventional bank account, your account number is public and is directly linked to your identity, but your transaction history is private. With crypto wallets, your transactions are public, as well as your account number (public key), but there’s no way to link a particular address to you.
By Don Patrick5 years ago in The Chain
Tron Wallet Develops adds ETH and ERC20 Tokens to its Platform
Tron Wallet is a secure and decentralized platform for the safe storage of funds by the Tron blockchain network users. It is operated using smart contracts and DApps. It recently added support for Ethereum, the second-biggest cryptocurrency in the world, and its associated ETH tokens. This is a step forward to make it a multi-cryptocurrency compatible wallet. It also indicates a higher level of interoperability between ETH projects and TRX projects. The Tron Wallet can be used on Android, iOS, and desktop platforms with ease. It has more than 700,000 users globally.
By Linda John5 years ago in The Chain
How To Convert Monero (XMR) To Bitcoin (BTC)? [Safely]
For those of you who don’t know what I am talking about, here is the thing: Monero is completely anonymous when you own and transact it. Many XMR users convert their Monero into Bitcoin because it breaks the chain and makes you completely anonymous.
By mark sheppard5 years ago in The Chain
The Complete Guide on How to Buy Bitcoin, Where to Do it and Where to Store it
How to buy Bitcoin? Well, there are quite a few methods of doing so — all of which are listed in the guide below! Bitcoin is everywhere. Its rise in popularity over the last year has caused an increasing amount of people to become interested in cryptocurrencies. However, a lot of people still don’t know how to buy Bitcoin, or where to do so.
By Don Patrick5 years ago in The Chain
How To Convert Bitcoin (BTC) To Bitcoin Cash (BCH)? [Safely]
For those of you who don’t know what I am talking about, here is the thing: Bitcoin isn’t completely anonymous when you own and transact it. To supplement this lack of anonymity, many BTC users convert their Bitcoins into Bitcoin Cash because it breaks the chain and makes them completely anonymous.
By mark sheppard5 years ago in The Chain