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This is a great video, but where are the links/resources mentioned in this video that were supposed to be found in the description area under the video? Where is the exchange "matching" link, list of recommended hardware wallets, etc?
When it comes to the world of investing,most people don't know where to start.fortunately,great investors of the past and present can provide us with guidance
Hello, I'm new to forex trade and I have been making huge losses but I recently see a lot of people earning from it. Can someone please give me a new strategy or at least tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Got it. I give someone U.S. currency to buy their bitcoin(s) because bitcoin has genuine market value. And the person selling me bitcoin wants my (foolish & outdated) currency even though it is not as advantageous as bitcoin. And in the end "handlers"all along the way each take a little cut. Oh, and I also have to be up to speed on every imaginable cyber-crime perpetrated by professionals who are far more knowledgeable than I am and who specialize in bitcoin scams.
Hello, I'm new to forex trade And have been making huge losses but I recently see a lot of people earning from it. Can someone please tell me if I'm doing wrong
The best investment is to buy land, property, gold, live comfortably if you have the means. Never let others run your business or your life as they will induce you into buying wind. Each time I trust people I get betrayed. Who’s hiding behind that machine?
It's strange how people talk about all the profits, they've been making through trading of bitcoin, while am here not making any profit at all. Please can Someone put me through on the right path.
Most time having knowledge or insight about a particular activity can as well be a pleasing exercise. I can boldly say that forex and crypto trading is one of the profitable money exchange services that elevates investors and their financial status.
Do not do cryptocurrency business with promo-Leads or Bitcoin Canadian Bank or Bit-Financial. They are not registered and are scammers. Do a thorough research before investing. Keep your money where it’s safe!
Some nice info here. A good overview for people. I have found companies like Coinbase are very good for a complete beginner. Yes, you pay a higher fee but it is completely hassle free.
so far I have never once heard anyone say that investing in US Dollars is a risky asset and don't plan on holding and US Dollar with any amount that you don't expect these US dollars to go to a value of zero. this is the problem.
Most time having knowledge or insight about a particular activity can as well be a pleasing exercise. I can boldly say that forex and crypto trading is one of the profitable money exchange services that elevates investors and their financial status.
*2021 is here and more money need to be made. The year has been predicted as the year which it's main source of income is from Online Investment Markets. Who needs more hints on this?*
@@ryanphilips4808 *They Online Investment Markets are US Equities, Crypto currencies, Fixed Incomes and Global Markets, But currently Crypto currencies are the main source of financial backup.*
*In Crypto, investments are meant to be placed under the management of a skilled dealer with good strategies to get income, I do place all my trades with my skilled dealer and I've compounded alot ROI*
Binary option, Forex & real estate investment is one of the world most profitable investment, during the decade million of investors have benefited from investing in it
So the difference with a centralized and decentralized system is that in a centralized bank system the Bank utilized your funds to invest and insures your money. In a decentralized bank you are responsible for how you spend your money. Is Decentralized insured?
Please explain. If the entire world adopts Bitcoin as a store of value like gold, e g. held not traded, and there are only 20ML bitcoins to ever exist, how can 20ML bitcoins be owned by billions of people? When bitcoin was at a dollar, wouldn't a single buy of $21ml have purchased all the bitcoins there would ever be? Obviously I am not understanding something, so please consider a video to explain. Thanks for the great videos .
Speaking of investing, forex trading is the best business in the world right now i know a couple of friends who make a lot of money weekly trading the financial markets O
I love how you simplify these things, definitely added to my knowledge. but then I have decided not to invest in just bitcoin, I have added trias to my portfolio because I think this is the right time to diversify your portfolio, and trias is a fantastic option
how the first set of bitcoin came into circulation? I want to understand the beginning. Bitcoin miners came later on to create blocks but before that what was the actual amount of bitcoin? who bought those initial bitcoins? And from where they bought it as far as I understand there were no exchanges in the beginning. And how they came to trust this system? ... Please explain .. I am looking forward to this explanation.
Amazing content can you explain previously you said Bitcoin is digital money But in this videos you say that you can get coin with ATM ? can you please explain ? Thank you so mutch to make such videos.
Damn near impossible to buy bitcoin. I have tried using Binance, and CoinMama... Keep getting blown out by the verification process. Coinmama says my Dl # is not valid (same number I have used for 26 years); and Binance says the camera photo of me is not recognized (hey - it's the only face I've got. These were $50 of bitcoin and $50 of bitcoin cash.... IF it's this fffing hard just to BUY it - how are you EVER going to use it, get it back, or sell it...
How is this going to be the next replacement for money when its this complex just to buy some bitcoins? Or is this guy just making it sound extra difficult ?
I'm new to the Cryptocurrency arena and appreciate the two videos I've watched thus far that you posted. I couldn't help but notice that Blockchain didn't make your list of suggested wallets. Why is that?
@@dopesoldmoneyfold I just noticed they did a separate tutorial titled: Blockchain Technology for Dummies - Blockchain... I'll view it and see if my questions get answered there.
I would appreciate any advice on minimising bank transfer fees... Coinbase is a US-based company, as far as I know... Are there other exchanges based in EU? Do UK-based clients pay more for bank-to-bank transfers between the UK and the US? What's your experience?
Coinbase is US-based, yes, but has a UK division as far as I know. However, you will always pay lower bank charges if you avoid sending money internationally. I'm sure there's a Bitcoin exchange which uses bank accounts local to your country, especially if you're in the UK or EU. For the EU, I would recommend Bitstamp, as it's probably the longest-running Bitcoin exchange in existence and has had relatively few / minor problems over the years.
If you are old and just want to choose and purchase coins is their a company who does all the purchasing for you like when buying shares so is their any way of just making a call purchasing and receiving the coins into a managed account as you make it sound easy but to older people we make to many mistakes so any advice would really help regards les
Bitcoin will have to be way more simplified for the masses to catch on. Imagine having to break all this down to a person who just wants something to drink?
It's just a current value given to 1 unit. If coffee costs 2.5usd, it won't cost 2.5btc (it might in Starbucks tho), so it is no more or less expensive than money. Gold is also bought in chunks, doesn't mean you have to cough up whole ingot for a chewing gum.
When I try to send the bitcoins from exchange to my wallet, transaction fees are a lot, how to compensate this ? Is there any other ways of transferring bitcoins?
Let me get this straight. If I want to withdraw the coins, It gets mailed to my house? It's not actual cash that I can deposit straight to my bank account?? Say I later decide to sell the coins, is it cash that I'm receiving, that I can now deposit straight to my bank account? And the "bitcoin wallet", is it the same process for Ether or litecoin? Imma need a Ether wallet or litecoin wallet??
Great videos! Great info! Wish you could put the resources and links on the screen or a ticker at bottom. My friends and I all watch via the RUclips app in a fire stick. So we can’t scroll down or see resources. We have to go to our phones to see resources Too small to watch on our phones though.
No, what happens is that every time you try to buy a bit coin, all the servers across the planet verify your purchase. The process starts this race among thousands of servers to solve a puzzle. The first computer to solve the puzzle publishes it. And your bitcoin gets added to a big block of transactions.
Very user-friendly info for newbies. Been feeling my way through, but you gave me some insight that will be helpful - I hope! Anybody know what is happening to MTI? It is a waiting game now to see what will happen to users money there! Crossing my fingers that it will be sorted out so that we can get our money back, hopefully with some of the profit! Good Luck in 2021.
hanks, glad you found it helpful. Things change constantly in the crypto space so it's always best to check that any information is still relevant. We do our best to keep everything up to date but there's always an unavoidable degree of lag time between new info and our updates.
I’m pretty sure that Coinbase transaction data are provided to the IRS, so that the government can tax profitable sales as capital gains. Does that mean that if I buy a pizza with Bitcoins, it is the equivalent of selling Bitcoin for cash to use for the pizza buy?
hello I'm new to Bitcoin trade and I've been making few loses, but recently I saw a lot of people earning from it. can someone please give me a new strategy or at least tell me what I'm doing wrong?
I have watched your videos. It seems simple, the next generation of payments. Although I am not sure if it will succeed I realize that it is similar to currently using points, not cash, at banks. Still more to learn.
It might be helpful to discuss indirect ownership of Bitcoin (or, other cryptocurrency) via futures contracts, as these are commonly available via brokerages.
Thank you for the information Please also make a video on how to secure block chain wallet Your video is truly rich and you spoke with sincerity of purpose.
All thanks to John Floyd foreign exchange for helping me to trade my $400 into Bitcoin and I was credited with the sum of $5400 after seven working days of my trade with him now I’m debt free I can settle my bills without even touching my paycheck I’m so happy with Bitcoin life is easy 😊
I know no more about buying cryptocurrencies after watching this video than I did prior to watching it. The elephant in the room continues to be the cell phone. It appears that without a cell phone, crypto transactions are impossible.
Hey there, Finding the best place (or exchange) to buy Bitcoins depends mainly on where you live and what payment method you want to use. We listed the best Bitcoin exchanges here: 99bitcoins.com/best-bitcoin-exchanges-comparison-review/ If you want to do a quick search for a good exchange based on your country look here: 99bitcoins.com/buy-bitcoin/ Hope this helped.
6:29 ‘Most exchanges today will have a Know You Customer process (also known as KYC) that you'll have to go through.’ : *This* is exactly why I'm out of the bitcoin game. When you find a wallet on the ground, sometimes you can identify the owner with other documents within the wallet but that may not always be the case. Bitcoin is like, let's just print the owner's mug on every single bill and coin of the wallet!
@99Bitcoins I'm not using centralized apps like Which Sap, but you're always welcome to contact me on Mastodon. At the moment I managed to print myself a paper wallet, but I still need to put a couple of BTCs or BTHs on it to be able to use it like a normal currency. To be honest, it's a bit of a sad reality that most cryptos are only valued for speculation and not as actual paying methods to buy food, clothes and the likes. If I ever open that zero waste grocery store I dream about, I'd love to operate with bitcoins to go paper-free in my accounting books.
I am a complete beginning, just researching the topic at the moment.... Not sure if this is for me... How about identity theft? Apart from a risk of having your funds stolen, fraudsters may be after your ID data, which can be used to set up fake accounts, etc. This is why I am highly sceptical about wallet that require ID verification upon registration.... Is there a way to avoid the verification step? I do not want to leave my sensitive personal data, such as mu NI card or my passport number at the hands of the 3rd party.... I have heard they are required to keep the data for at least 5 years; they cannot delete it after you have completed your transaction... . This is highly problematic from the data security point of view... Are there any wallets that do to require ID verification and are secure to use?
Wallets won't require your ID, at least the vast majority of them which aren't linked to any other service. You can download crypto wallets without giving any info, just like you'd download any other open source (and sometimes proprietary) software. I think instead of wallets, you mean exchanges, which are companies that allow you to trade crypto. And yes, there are ways to avoid ID verification here too. The usual way is to use a peer-to-peer exchange, which helps you to make private trades with other individuals. Examples include Bisq.network and HodlHodl.com. I would say these methods are as secure as centralized exchanges (which require ID) if not more so, given that ID theft is largely prevented. However, P2P exchanges are more difficult and dlow to use. It will take some time to figure out how to use them properly, especially if you're new to crypto, but it's a good way to go if you value your privacy.
@@99Bitcoins Thank you, Nate, for sharing. That's good to know. Very helpful, indeed. Yes, I meant online wallets on trading platforms / exchanges... I wasn't aware of those peer-to-peer trading platforms... I've now registered with one centralised exchange. It is true: there is no way around ID verification as it is a legal requirement now. I've come to terms with it...
CAUTION!! Many scammers are using the comment section to promote their scams and sometimes even use the name “99Bitcoins” in their profile. Never send money to someone you don’t know and don’t accept offers to trade or exchange cryptocurrency from strangers.
Stay safe 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
This is a great video, but where are the links/resources mentioned in this video that were supposed to be found in the description area under the video? Where is the exchange "matching" link, list of recommended hardware wallets, etc?
I’m very pleased to let you know that I got $2k from *Aprilzino on !G* yes
I receive interests payment of more than 4% for cryptocurrencies that I hold on the axisoption,com wallet platform.
I'm not seeing the link you talk about.
That's why you've got to be very careful whenever you're investing money into something. You've to know when and whom to send money to.
Saving Bitcoin is not a bad idea but trading Bitcoin earn you more...I have lost over 20k Worth of Bitcoin with the current dip
Despite the economic crisis and the coin dip,this is still a good time to invest in Bitcoin trade
It's possible to produce superior performance provided you do something different from the majority
How to buy Bitcoin in 2021 “posted 3 years ago” 🤔
i also thought that was weird but maybe they edited the title after an increase in bitcoin sales recently
I was not able to scroll to the bottom and get the resource section so for me this was not helpful
When it comes to the world of investing,most people don't know where to start.fortunately,great investors of the past and present can provide us with guidance
I'm so happy ☺️ my life is totally changed. I've been earning $10,250 returns from my $4,000 Investment every 13 days
So the title says "How to buy bitcoin in 2021", and RUclips says this video was uploaded 3 years ago? Hmmm. Nothing wrong with this picture.
was wondering the exact same thing.
Did he just change the title of an old video?
u have the most informative and easy to understand videos on crypto ive even seen
get a room u2
I want to buy Bitcoin, Can you sell bitcoins to me ?
@@eleanornkem-barry9769 yeah maybe I guess .
But if Not interested anymore no problem
Hello, I'm new to forex trade and I have been making huge losses but I recently see a lot of people earning from it. Can someone please give me a new strategy or at least tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Got it. I give someone U.S. currency to buy their bitcoin(s) because bitcoin has genuine market value. And the person selling me bitcoin wants my (foolish & outdated) currency even though it is not as advantageous as bitcoin. And in the end "handlers"all along the way each take a little cut. Oh, and I also have to be up to speed on every imaginable cyber-crime perpetrated by professionals who are far more knowledgeable than I am and who specialize in bitcoin scams.
When you invest you're buying a day you don't have to work
Hello, I'm new to forex trade And have been making huge losses but I recently see a lot of people earning from it. Can someone please tell me if I'm doing wrong
you were doing good , you were ahead of a lot people by expirience , am struggling even on how to start with this coin thing
The best investment is to buy land, property, gold, live comfortably if you have the means. Never let others run your business or your life as they will induce you into buying wind. Each time I trust people I get betrayed. Who’s hiding behind that machine?
I have been watching some videos and I was thinking about investing, but still don't know where to start from.
I want to start too but i don't know how..
It's strange how people talk about all the profits, they've been making through trading of bitcoin, while am here not making any profit at all. Please can Someone put me through on the right path.
Most time having knowledge or insight about a particular activity can as well be a pleasing exercise. I can boldly say that forex and crypto trading is one of the profitable money exchange services that elevates investors and their financial status.
You don't make money on forex or crypto by holding your coins rather you trade to make gains
I believe your view about forex trade
what is the best way to make money from investing
I’m new to all of this, who is the best broker or place to start?
This site is a good way to start the learning journey about Bitcoin.
Yes, Bitcoin is a great start.
Yes
When I started it ,it was so hard for me to do but I did it
BTC is NOT bitcoin. BCH is bitcoin. Bitcoin cash is faster cheaper easier to use. and secure. like it was meant to be.
Do not do cryptocurrency business with promo-Leads or Bitcoin Canadian Bank or Bit-Financial. They are not registered and are scammers. Do a thorough research before investing. Keep your money where it’s safe!
this is not a change from money to bitcoin but its more of a investment
Some nice info here. A good overview for people. I have found companies like Coinbase are very good for a complete beginner. Yes, you pay a higher fee but it is completely hassle free.
so far I have never once heard anyone say that investing in US Dollars is a risky asset and don't plan on holding and US Dollar with any amount that you don't expect these US dollars to go to a value of zero.
this is the problem.
Bitcoin is the future Daniel... it can’t be compared to fait in anyway
Most time having knowledge or insight about a particular activity can as well be a pleasing exercise. I can boldly say that forex and crypto trading is one of the profitable money exchange services that elevates investors and their financial status.
Question: for wallet choice
How much btc would you need to have before you can recommend storing it into a hardware wallet?
Hi,
You can store any amount of Bitcoins. Whether you have $50 or $500 worth of coins, a hardware wallet will keep the assets safe.
Yes
Yes
Yes
I dont get it ...bitcoin is meant to replace money but you buy it with money how is that.
*2021 is here and more money need to be made. The year has been predicted as the year which it's main source of income is from Online Investment Markets. Who needs more hints on this?*
That's great, I need hints on the Online Investment Markets you talked about, what are they?
@@ryanphilips4808 *They Online Investment Markets are US Equities, Crypto currencies, Fixed Incomes and Global Markets, But currently Crypto currencies are the main source of financial backup.*
@@wilsonanna4951 Since Crypto is best source of financial backup now and I'm quite interested in it, can you share me your ideas of Crypto please
*In Crypto, investments are meant to be placed under the management of a skilled dealer with good strategies to get income, I do place all my trades with my skilled dealer and I've compounded alot ROI*
@@wilsonanna4951 thanks alot I appreciate
is your dealer operational worldwide? I'm in Italy
Binary option, Forex & real estate investment is one of the world most profitable investment, during the decade million of investors have benefited from investing in it
Since Bitcoin is close to its all time high, do you recommend buying smaller amounts now and waiting...?
dollar cost averaging. start now.
Yeah i do recommend you buying smaller amounts.
How do I get all these videos in order?
How much do i need to start buy bitcoin
Thank you all for your suggestions
So the difference with a centralized and decentralized system is that in a centralized bank system the Bank utilized your funds to invest and insures your money. In a decentralized bank you are responsible for how you spend your money. Is Decentralized insured?
No. Decentralized money is not insured
Please explain. If the entire world adopts Bitcoin as a store of value like gold, e g. held not traded, and there are only 20ML bitcoins to ever exist, how can 20ML bitcoins be owned by billions of people? When bitcoin was at a dollar, wouldn't a single buy of $21ml have purchased all the bitcoins there would ever be? Obviously I am not understanding something, so please consider a video to explain. Thanks for the great videos .
bitocoins can be divided into 100 million satochis. Technically, even further divisions are possible.
Investing in bitcoin has really helped me a lot,helped me get back to my feet.
How to do?
How you do it?
Investing in cryptocurrency is one of the best chance of making money 💸
Stocks are good crypto is better
What is forex trading 🤔
Speaking of investing, forex trading is the best business in the world right now i know a couple of friends who make a lot of money
weekly trading the financial markets O
I love how you simplify these things, definitely added to my knowledge. but then I have decided not to invest in just bitcoin, I have added trias to my portfolio because I think this is the right time to diversify your portfolio, and trias is a fantastic option
I want to know more about Bitcoin coz am interested in the currency. I have so many questions. Where can I get the the link
if there is a huge black out that effects the electric would people not loose all there money
how the first set of bitcoin came into circulation? I want to understand the beginning. Bitcoin miners came later on to create blocks but before that what was the actual amount of bitcoin? who bought those initial bitcoins? And from where they bought it as far as I understand there were no exchanges in the beginning. And how they came to trust this system? ... Please explain .. I am looking forward to this explanation.
I will be there to help you understand all about cryptocurrency okay
Amazing content can you explain previously you said Bitcoin is digital money But in this videos you say that you can get coin with ATM ? can you please explain ? Thank you so mutch to make such videos.
I'm only 25 when I finally understand that getting rich is really easy!! I'm 6 figures now. I know I'll get my hands in that 7 digits.
What does it takes to see 6 figures?
What do you do?
Damn near impossible to buy bitcoin. I have tried using Binance, and CoinMama... Keep getting blown out by the verification process. Coinmama says my Dl # is not valid (same number I have used for 26 years); and Binance says the camera photo of me is not recognized (hey - it's the only face I've got.
These were $50 of bitcoin and $50 of bitcoin cash....
IF it's this fffing hard just to BUY it - how are you EVER going to use it, get it back, or sell it...
Why don't you start up your career with an expert
Mrs Clara trading services will help you overcome all your problem
How is this going to be the next replacement for money when its this complex just to buy some bitcoins? Or is this guy just making it sound extra difficult ?
I have talked people into investing in bitcoin as the financial opportunities it holds cannot be measured. I've made so much money trading crypto.
It really isn't about how much you make but mostly about how little you lose.
Silver is gold.
Awesome
Who has traded with cryptobase here
Where is the resource section ?
I'm new to the Cryptocurrency arena and appreciate the two videos I've watched thus far that you posted. I couldn't help but notice that Blockchain didn't make your list of suggested wallets. Why is that?
Exactly what I was wondering, I'm new to all of this and was recommended firstly to download block chain..
@@dopesoldmoneyfold I just noticed they did a separate tutorial titled: Blockchain Technology for Dummies - Blockchain... I'll view it and see if my questions get answered there.
bob goes with bob bob, excellent , instructions easy thanks!!
I got coinbass
I would appreciate any advice on minimising bank transfer fees... Coinbase is a US-based company, as far as I know... Are there other exchanges based in EU? Do UK-based clients pay more for bank-to-bank transfers between the UK and the US? What's your experience?
Coinbase is US-based, yes, but has a UK division as far as I know. However, you will always pay lower bank charges if you avoid sending money internationally. I'm sure there's a Bitcoin exchange which uses bank accounts local to your country, especially if you're in the UK or EU. For the EU, I would recommend Bitstamp, as it's probably the longest-running Bitcoin exchange in existence and has had relatively few / minor problems over the years.
@@99Bitcoins Thank you so much for the recommendation. I will check out BitStamp.
@@99Bitcoins BitStamp don't seem to support GBP, only USD and Euro.
Not just "his." Women and ladies buy Bitcoins too.
Get a life!! Stop the victim bullshit!
Thank you so much for this video. Super helpful and well-presented. Your time and effort is most appreciated!
what app is preferable to buy a bitcoin
It's really right to invest in Bitcoin
If you are old and just want to choose and purchase coins is their a company who does all the purchasing for you like when buying shares so is their any way of just making a call purchasing and receiving the coins into a managed account as you make it sound easy but to older people we make to many mistakes so any advice would really help regards les
Bitcoin will have to be way more simplified for the masses to catch on. Imagine having to break all this down to a person who just wants something to drink?
YES ..... EASIER AND LESS EXPENSIVE... $11,818 DOLLARS FOR ONE COIN IS CRAZY EXPENSIVE......
It's just a current value given to 1 unit. If coffee costs 2.5usd, it won't cost 2.5btc (it might in Starbucks tho), so it is no more or less expensive than money. Gold is also bought in chunks, doesn't mean you have to cough up whole ingot for a chewing gum.
When I try to send the bitcoins from exchange to my wallet, transaction fees are a lot, how to compensate this ? Is there any other ways of transferring bitcoins?
Let me get this straight. If I want to withdraw the coins, It gets mailed to my house? It's not actual cash that I can deposit straight to my bank account?? Say I later decide to sell the coins, is it cash that I'm receiving, that I can now deposit straight to my bank account? And the "bitcoin wallet", is it the same process for Ether or litecoin? Imma need a Ether wallet or litecoin wallet??
Have you been trading with bitcoin?
Great videos! Great info! Wish you could put the resources and links on the screen or a ticker at bottom. My friends and I all watch via the RUclips app in a fire stick. So we can’t scroll down or see resources. We have to go to our phones to see resources Too small to watch on our phones though.
Can you.bye for can you buy for someone else's wallet like a relative and put it in the
The so-called decentralized is not really decentralized, it just changes the central government to the "Exchange". Am I correct?
No, what happens is that every time you try to buy a bit coin, all the servers across the planet verify your purchase. The process starts this race among thousands of servers to solve a puzzle. The first computer to solve the puzzle publishes it. And your bitcoin gets added to a big block of transactions.
Very informative video.
Very user-friendly info for newbies. Been feeling my way through, but you gave me some insight that will be helpful - I hope! Anybody know what is happening to MTI? It is a waiting game now to see what will happen to users money there! Crossing my fingers that it will be sorted out so that we can get our money back, hopefully with some of the profit! Good Luck in 2021.
No thanks
Rich information. Well appreaciated. However, I hope some of these recommendations have not changed for some1like me watching in 2019
hanks, glad you found it helpful. Things change constantly in the crypto space so it's always best to check that any information is still relevant. We do our best to keep everything up to date but there's always an unavoidable degree of lag time between new info and our updates.
I’m pretty sure that Coinbase transaction data are provided to the IRS, so that the government can tax profitable sales as capital gains. Does that mean that if I buy a pizza with Bitcoins, it is the equivalent of selling Bitcoin for cash to use for the pizza buy?
Buy land ...they are not making anymore
You left me worst that how I was you didn't say how much a bitcoin cost how much can you buy nothing nothing
This was posted 2017 why’d you decide to change the name
How to buy Bitcoin? Don't!
hi, i am a beginner with bitcoin, i have a 2013 bitcoin, i want to know how much it worth? and or how do i know its value?
hello I'm new to Bitcoin trade and I've been making few loses, but recently I saw a lot of people earning from it. can someone please give me a new strategy or at least tell me what I'm doing wrong?
I have watched your videos.
It seems simple, the next generation of payments.
Although I am not sure if it will succeed I realize that it is similar to currently using points, not cash, at banks.
Still more to learn.
investing in crypto now is really cool especially with the current rise in the market for now
Best vids on bitcoins. Easy to understand. A new sub. I'll watch more
Jam.. really am finding it hard to create mine..email me and gimme a tutorial on it
Thankyou very much. I may come back for more information!
Wow, Nate you are making this easier with each and every email/video to me.
Thank you so much ALERTINVESTMENT I really appreciate your effort
Thanks for the $10k
"buy your first Bitcoin"
Checks current price is over 45k... Cries in crypto
It might be helpful to discuss indirect ownership of Bitcoin (or, other cryptocurrency) via futures contracts, as these are commonly available via brokerages.
But was posted 4yrs ago. How did they know what's going to happen in 2022??
This is all just a bunch of words. It would be truly instructive if you showed a computer screen and walk through the entire process in reality
I would love to know everything about bitcoin
Need personal help
I had shared this video with about 10 friends of mine quite sometime ago. Still sharing it even in the summer of 2020. 👍🏼
Thank you for the information
Please also make a video on how to secure block chain wallet
Your video is truly rich and you spoke with sincerity of purpose.
Hey, thanks for the feedback! This video will probably cover what you are looking for: ruclips.net/video/trzf_Lk5rdQ/видео.html
You have a great presentation on Bitcoin, I love it.
I thought blockchain technology was supposed to make escrow services unnecessary.
Is it ok to buy bitcoin on like Robinhood and just keep it there without a wallet if I only plan on buying and selling bitcoin itself?
I don’t see the link to find an ATM near me. Could you post it please? TIA
What is the minimum amount a person can purchase?
I will like to learn more about it
Thank you for teaching. Kindly send me a link on practical buying and selling btc
All thanks to John Floyd foreign exchange for helping me to trade my $400 into Bitcoin and I was credited with the sum of $5400 after seven working days of my trade with him now I’m debt free I can settle my bills without even touching my paycheck I’m so happy with Bitcoin life is easy 😊
I know no more about buying cryptocurrencies after watching this video than I did prior to watching it. The elephant in the room continues to be the cell phone. It appears that without a cell phone, crypto transactions are impossible.
If I want to buy bitcoin hw Cn I do?
Hey there,
Finding the best place (or exchange) to buy Bitcoins depends mainly on where you live and what payment method you want to use. We listed the best Bitcoin exchanges here: 99bitcoins.com/best-bitcoin-exchanges-comparison-review/
If you want to do a quick search for a good exchange based on your country look here: 99bitcoins.com/buy-bitcoin/
Hope this helped.
6:29 ‘Most exchanges today will have a Know You Customer process (also known as KYC) that you'll have to go through.’ : *This* is exactly why I'm out of the bitcoin game. When you find a wallet on the ground, sometimes you can identify the owner with other documents within the wallet but that may not always be the case. Bitcoin is like, let's just print the owner's mug on every single bill and coin of the wallet!
@99Bitcoins I'm not using centralized apps like Which Sap, but you're always welcome to contact me on Mastodon. At the moment I managed to print myself a paper wallet, but I still need to put a couple of BTCs or BTHs on it to be able to use it like a normal currency. To be honest, it's a bit of a sad reality that most cryptos are only valued for speculation and not as actual paying methods to buy food, clothes and the likes. If I ever open that zero waste grocery store I dream about, I'd love to operate with bitcoins to go paper-free in my accounting books.
@@chlorosokita596 Just to be aware, that isn’t the official channel. It’s a person impersonating as 99Bitcoins.
I am a complete beginning, just researching the topic at the moment.... Not sure if this is for me... How about identity theft? Apart from a risk of having your funds stolen, fraudsters may be after your ID data, which can be used to set up fake accounts, etc. This is why I am highly sceptical about wallet that require ID verification upon registration.... Is there a way to avoid the verification step? I do not want to leave my sensitive personal data, such as mu NI card or my passport number at the hands of the 3rd party.... I have heard they are required to keep the data for at least 5 years; they cannot delete it after you have completed your transaction... . This is highly problematic from the data security point of view... Are there any wallets that do to require ID verification and are secure to use?
Wallets won't require your ID, at least the vast majority of them which aren't linked to any other service. You can download crypto wallets without giving any info, just like you'd download any other open source (and sometimes proprietary) software.
I think instead of wallets, you mean exchanges, which are companies that allow you to trade crypto. And yes, there are ways to avoid ID verification here too. The usual way is to use a peer-to-peer exchange, which helps you to make private trades with other individuals. Examples include Bisq.network and HodlHodl.com. I would say these methods are as secure as centralized exchanges (which require ID) if not more so, given that ID theft is largely prevented. However, P2P exchanges are more difficult and dlow to use. It will take some time to figure out how to use them properly, especially if you're new to crypto, but it's a good way to go if you value your privacy.
@@99Bitcoins Thank you, Nate, for sharing. That's good to know. Very helpful, indeed. Yes, I meant online wallets on trading platforms / exchanges... I wasn't aware of those peer-to-peer trading platforms... I've now registered with one centralised exchange. It is true: there is no way around ID verification as it is a legal requirement now. I've come to terms with it...
Great video! Where is the link that best matches me with the exchange in my location?
Fake account don't trust it
They don't let to buy. Very hard...