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At 12 years of age, Bitcoin still dominates the cryptocurrency world. Learn what Bitcoin is and how it has become a focal point for high-risk investors.
If you're new to the world of bitcoin investing, you may have some questions about the bitcoin mining process. This article will answer those questions.
Some people are hoping to use Bitcoin as collateral for a loan. Find out more about the specialized lenders who may be opening the door to this practice.
Cryptocurrency used to feel like a buzzword but the market is still hot for tech's latest innovation. Learn all about the market's top 5 coins and the cryptocurrency market capitalization.
In recent cryptocurrency news, JPM has thrown their hat in the ring. JPM Coin was announced by JPMorgan in February 2019, which has drummed up considerable excitement in the business space since.
This article provides an overview of Coinbase, a popular bitcoin bank which lets users store and exchange their bitcoin as well as other cryptocurrencies.
Recently, Mastercard has announced that it will support cryptocurrencies, but there's a catch. This article explores what this unusual showing of support means for banks and bitcoin.
New to altcoin investing? If so, it's important to understand the market before you dive in. This article explains the differences between Ether and Ethereum for the new investor.
Blockchain technology has some fascinating applications. This article discusses blockchain and banks, and how the technology is spurring innovation in the financial sector.
Bitcoin, in a few short years, has become a widely traded asset with a complicated future. This article provides a glimpse into the future of bitcoin and banks.
Most cryptocurrency users will want to convert BTC into some form of cash that they can spend more easily than a digital token at one point or another. Surprisingly, putting money back into your bank account will require less work than it took to spend it.
By purchasing and holding tokens, investors can put their money into something safer, more accessible and potentially more lucrative than simply holding on to a handful of cash. There are, of course, several key differences between purchasing bitcoin and traditional banking.
Tax evasion is not a smart investment move on any level, so if you're investing in bitcoin, keep careful track of the money you make, and be sure to report it properly.
Bitcoin as a source of everyday currency, it is getting there. And with that, you will need every day access. The world has more than 2,000 Bitcoin ATMs at this time and growing fast.
A distributed ledger is a fundamental part of how this system works, and actually making the distributed ledger technology (or “DLT”) function was one of the major breakthroughs that spurred cryptocurrency.
Recently, a number of banks in several countries have announced that they will ban bitcoin purchases via credit card. This makes buying bitcoin via bank transfer the only option for a growing number of people.
It's important to ask what an ICO offers beyond just the hype. Any smart investor is wary of stories of guaranteed easy money or promises that an asset they barely know will go through the roof.
The value of bitcoin is dictated, entirely, by how much those buying and selling bitcoin value it. There is no better demonstration of this than the exact opposite of bitcoin: gold.
Securing your bitcoin is essential, whether you own thousands of bitcoins or just fractions of one. This article explains the fundamentals of bitcoin security and what you can do to prevent bitcoin theft. See best practices for keeping your bitcoin secure.
There are still opportunities available for those both seeking credit cards to buy bitcoin and bitcoin credit cards. Here are some of the best options.
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