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}egmrktupvoted (100.00%) @fareszin / can-i-create-my-own-cryptocurrency2022/01/04 21:06:51
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}fareszinpublished a new post: importance-of-cryptocurrency-as-a-medium-of-financial-transaction2021/12/29 23:54:18
fareszinpublished a new post: importance-of-cryptocurrency-as-a-medium-of-financial-transaction
2021/12/29 23:54:18
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| author | fareszin |
| permlink | importance-of-cryptocurrency-as-a-medium-of-financial-transaction |
| title | Importance Of Cryptocurrency As A Medium Of Financial Transaction |
| body | These days, the global economy is just moving towards a complete digital eco-system and therefore everything starting from money transfer to investment are going paperless. And the cryptocurrency is the latest as well as the most capable addition to the field of digital payment. The cryptocurrency is basically an exchange medium like the normal currencies like USD, but it is mainly designed for exchanging digital information. And here are some of the reasons why cryptocurrency has become so popular in the recent past. Asset transfers: The financial analysts often define cryptocurrency as the method that on a certain level can be used to enforce and execute two-party contracts on the commodities like real estate and automobiles. Besides, the cryptocurrency ecosystem is also used to ease some specialist transfer methods. Transactions: In the conventional methods of business dealings, legal representatives, agents, and brokers can add some great cost and enough complication to even the straightforward transaction. Besides, there are brokerage fees, commissions, paperwork and some other special conditions that may apply as well. On the other hand, the cryptocurrency transactions are one-to-one affairs that mainly take place on some peer-to-peer structure of networking. This thing results in better clarity in setting up audit trails, greater accountability and less confusion over making payments. Transaction fees: Transaction fees often take enough bite out of the assets of a person, mainly if the person performs loads of financial transactions every month. But as the data miners do number crunching that mainly generates different types of cryptocurrencies get the compensation from the network involved and therefore here the transaction fees never apply. However, one may have to pay a certain amount of external fees for engaging the services of any third-party management services to keep up the cryptocurrency wallet. More confidential method of transaction: Under the credit/cash systems, the complete transaction history can become a reference document for the credit agency or bank involved, every time while making transaction. At the simplest level, this might include a check on the account balances to make sure the availability of adequate funds. But in the case of cryptocurrency, every transaction made between two parties is considered as a unique exchange where the terms can be agreed and negotiated. Besides, here the information exchange is performed on a "push" basis where one can exactly send what he/she likes to send to the recipient. This thing completely protects the privacy of the financial history as well as the threat of identity or account theft. Easier trading system globally: Although cryptocurrencies are mostly recognized as the legal tenders on the national levels, these are not dependent on the interest rates, exchange rates, transaction charges or any other levies that are imposed by any particular country. And by using the peer-to-peer method of the blockchain technology, transactions, and cross-border transactions can be performed without any complications. Greater access to the credits: The Internet and the digital data transfer are the media that ease cryptocurrency exchanges. Therefore, these services are available to people with knowledge of the cryptocurrency networks, a workable data connection and immediate action to the relevant portals and websites. The cryptocurrency ecosystem is capable of making transaction processing and asset transfer available to all the wiling people after the necessary infrastructure is present in place. Strong security: After authorizing the cryptocurrency transfer, this can't be reversed like the "charge-back" transactions of different credit card companies. This can be a hedge against the fraud that needs to make particular agreements between sellers and buyers about refunds of the return policy or a mistake in the transaction. Adaptability: There are around 1200 types of altcoins or cryptocurrencies present in the present world. Some of these are a bit of ephemeral, but an adequate proportion is used for specific cases, which depict the flexibility of this phenomenon. |
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}fareszinpublished a new post: can-i-create-my-own-cryptocurrency2021/12/29 23:45:03
fareszinpublished a new post: can-i-create-my-own-cryptocurrency
2021/12/29 23:45:03
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| author | fareszin |
| permlink | can-i-create-my-own-cryptocurrency |
| title | Can I Create My Own Cryptocurrency? |
| body | For you to be in a position to make your own cryptocurrency, here are some of the things for you to follow. Build A Blockchain The first step towards a creating the best cryptocurrency is building a blockchain. Blockchain technology is the background and of every cryptocurrency that you see in the world today. A blockchain has contained the details of each cryptocurrency. It is a ledger that shows the background of every cryptocurrency that you have. It also shows more details of who owned the cryptocurrency coins previously before you.The best cryptocurrencies have a very effective blockchain technology. Code All the software's that you see on the internet are made out of a code. This is the same case with cryptocurrency. Fortunately, a majority of the cryptocurrency is made using the same code. Mainly, cryptocurrencies are made using the C++ code. You can outsource all the codes you need from GitHub and use them to make your cryptocurrency. However, the code will vary from your specifics. If your blockchain is longer and faster you must add programs for that. Generally, programs can vary from one week to several months when making a blockchain. In order to make the best cryptocurrency, one needs to ensure he has put the greatest level of security to be observed. There are hackers everywhere and it is always your role to alienate the hackers. One powerful tool that has been used to alienate hackers is the use of private and the public key. This is because every key is generated from the previous key. Through the use of cryptography, each key can be traced from the first transaction ever made. You should also ensure that you create a pool of miners. For a stable cryptocurrency like bitcoin? anyone can be a miner. A miner does two things. -Creates the crypto coin -Authenticates the cryptocurrency. You must form a standard way of creating and authenticating your cryptocurrency. Access The Market Needs Many cryptocurrency experts have said that the most important part is accessing the market needs. You should be keen and observe what other cryptocurrencies are not offering and offer them yourself. If we look at the biggest cryptocurrency in the market, today bitcoin. It was formed to bring a faster transaction in the online world. Bitcoin also gained much recognition because it was able to hide the identity of the users. They remained anonymous but one could still make a legit transaction. These are the most important parts to keep into consideration when creating a cryptocurrency. To make a very successful cryptocurrency, you need to ensure that you are able to do proper marketing of your cryptocurrency. This means going to merchants and requesting them to accept your cryptocurrency as their mode of payment. These are generally some of the best ways in creating the crypto coin. |
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| body | In the early days of its launch in 2009, several thousand bitcoins were used to buy a pizza. Since then, the cryptocurrency's meteoric rise to US$65,000 in April 2021, after its heart-stopping drop in mid-2018 by about 70 percent to around US$6,000, boggles the mind of many people - cryptocurrency investors, traders or just the plain curious who missed the boat. How it all began Bear in mind that dissatisfaction with the current financial system gave rise to the development of the digital currency. The development of this cryptocurrency is based on blockchain technology by Satoshi Nakamoto, a pseudonym apparently used by a developer or group of developers. Notwithstanding the many opinions predicting the death of cryptocurrency, bitcoin's performance has inspired many other digital currencies, especially in recent years. The success with crowdfunding brought on by the blockchain fever also attracted those out to scam the unsuspecting public and this has come to the attention of regulators. Beyond bitcoin Bitcoin has inspired the launching of many other digital currencies, There are currently more than 1,000 versions of digital coins or tokens. Not all of them are the same and their values vary greatly, as do their liquidity. Coins, altcoins and tokens It would suffice at this point to say there are fine distinctions between coins, altcoins and tokens. Altcoins or alternative coins generally describes other than the pioneering bitcoin, although altcoins like ethereum, litecoin, ripple, dogecoin and dash are regarded as in the 'main' category of coins, meaning they are traded in more cryptocurrency exchanges. Coins serve as a currency or store of value whereas tokens offer asset or utility uses, an example being a blockchain service for supply chain management to validate and track wine products from winery to the consumer. A point to note is that tokens or coins with low value offer upside opportunities but do not expect similar meteoric increases like bitcoin. Put simply, the lesser known tokens may be easy to buy but may be difficult to sell. Before getting into a cryptocurrency, start by studying the value proposition and technological considerations viz-a-viz the commercial strategies outlined in the white paper accompanying each initial coin offering or ICO. For those familiar with stocks and shares, it is not unlike initial public offering or IPO. However, IPOs are issued by companies with tangible assets and a business track record. It is all done within a regulated environment. On the other hand, an ICO is based purely on an idea proposed in a white paper by a business - yet to be in operation and without assets - that is looking for funds to start up. Unregulated, so buyers beware 'One cannot regulated what is unknown' probably sums up the situation with digital currency. Regulators and regulations are still trying to catch up with cryptocurrencies which are continuously evolving. The golden rule in the crypto space is 'caveat emptor', let the buyer beware. Some countries are keeping an open mind adopting a hands-off policy for cryptocurrencies and blockchain applications, while keeping an eye on outright scams. Yet there are regulators in other countries more concerned with the cons than pros of digital money. Regulators generally realise the need to strike a balance and some are looking at existing laws on securities to try to have a handle on the many flavours of cryptocurrencies globally. Digital wallets: The first step A wallet is essential to get started in cryptocurrency. Think e-banking but minus the protection of the law in the case of virtual currency, so security is the first and last thought in the crypto space. Wallets are of the digital type. There are two types of wallets. Hot wallets that are linked to the Internet which put users at risk of being hacked Cold wallets that are not connected to the Internet and are deemed safer. Apart from the two main types of wallets, it should be noted that there are wallets just for one cryptocurrency and others for multi-cryptocurrency. There is also an option to have a multi-signature wallet, somewhat similar to having joint account with a bank. The choice of wallet depends on the user's preference whether the interest purely in bitcoin or ethereum, as each coin has its own wallet, or you can use a third-party wallet that include security features. Wallet notes The cryptocurrency wallet has a public and private key with personal transaction records. The public key includes reference to the cryptocurrency account or address, not unlike the name required for one to receive a cheque payment. The public key is available for all to see but transactions are confirmed only upon verification and validation based on the consensus mechanism relevant to each cryptocurrency. The private key can be considered to be the PIN that is commonly used in e-financial transactions. It follows that the user should never divulge the private key to anyone and make back-ups of this data which should be stored offline. It makes sense to have minimal cryptocurrency in a hot wallet while the bigger amount should be in a cold wallet. Losing the private key is as good as losing your cryptocurrency! The usual precautions about online financial dealings apply, from having strong passwords to being alert to malware and phishing. Wallet formats Different types of wallets are available to suit individual preferences. Hardware wallets made by third parties which have to be purchased. These devices work somewhat like a USB device which is deemed safe and only connected when required to the Internet. Web-based wallets provided, for example, by crypto exchanges, are considered hot wallets which purt users at risk. Software-based wallets for desktops or mobiles are mostly available for free and could be provided by coin issuers or third parties. Paper-based wallets can be printed bearing the relevant data about the cryptocurrency owned with public and private keys in QR code format. These should kept in a safe place until required in the course of crypto transaction and copies should made in case of accidents such as water damage or printed data fading through passage of time. Crypto exchanges and marketplaces Crypto exchanges are trading platforms for those interested in virtual currencies. The other options include websites for direct trading between buyers and sellers as well as brokers where there is no 'market' price but it is based on compromise between parties to the transaction. Hence, there are many crypto exchanges located in various countries but with differing standards of security practices and infrastructure. They range from ones allowing for anonymous registration requiring just email to open an account and start trading. Yet there are others that require users to comply with international identity confirmation, known as Know-Your-Customer, and anti-money laundering (AML) measures. The choice of crypto exchange depends on the user's preference but anonymous ones may have limitations on the extent of trading allowed or could be subject to sudden new regulations in the country of domicile of the exchange. Minimal administrative procedures with anonymous registration let users start trading quickly while going through KYC and AML processes will take more time. All crypto trades have to be duly processed and validated which can take from few minutes to few hours, depending on the coins or tokens being transacted and volume of trade. Scalability is known to be an issue with cryptocurrencies and developers are working on ways to find a solution. Cryptocurrency exchanges are in two categories. Fiat-cryptocurrency Such exchanges provide for fiat-cryptocurrency purchase via direct transfers from bank or credit and debit cards, or via ATMs in some countries. Cryptocurrency only. There  crypto exchanges dealing in cryptocurrency only, meaning customers must already own a cryptocurrency - such as bitcoin or ethereum, - to be 'exchanged' for other coins or tokens, based on market rate Fees are charged to facilitate the purchase and sale of crypto currencies. Users should do the research to be satisfied with the infrastructure and security measures as well as to determine the fees they are comfortable as different rates charged by various exchanges. Do not expect a common market price for the same cryptocurrency with difference exchanges It may be worthwhile to spend time doing research on the best price for coins and tokens that are of interest to you. Financial transactions online carry risks and users should factor in the caveats such as two factor authentication or 2-FA, keeping updated on the latest security measures and being aware of phishing scams. One golden rule on phishing is not to click on links provided, no matter how authentic a message or email is. |
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The success with crowdfunding brought on by the blockchain fever also attracted those out to scam the unsuspecting public and this has come to the attention of regulators.\n\nBeyond bitcoin\n\nBitcoin has inspired the launching of many other digital currencies, There are currently more than 1,000 versions of digital coins or tokens. Not all of them are the same and their values vary greatly, as do their liquidity.\n\nCoins, altcoins and tokens\n\nIt would suffice at this point to say there are fine distinctions between coins, altcoins and tokens. Altcoins or alternative coins generally describes other than the pioneering bitcoin, although altcoins like ethereum, litecoin, ripple, dogecoin and dash are regarded as in the 'main' category of coins, meaning they are traded in more cryptocurrency exchanges.\n\nCoins serve as a currency or store of value whereas tokens offer asset or utility uses, an example being a blockchain service for supply chain management to validate and track wine products from winery to the consumer.\n\nA point to note is that tokens or coins with low value offer upside opportunities but do not expect similar meteoric increases like bitcoin. Put simply, the lesser known tokens may be easy to buy but may be difficult to sell.\n\nBefore getting into a cryptocurrency, start by studying the value proposition and technological considerations viz-a-viz the commercial strategies outlined in the white paper accompanying each initial coin offering or ICO.\n\nFor those familiar with stocks and shares, it is not unlike initial public offering or IPO. However, IPOs are issued by companies with tangible assets and a business track record. It is all done within a regulated environment. On the other hand, an ICO is based purely on an idea proposed in a white paper by a business - yet to be in operation and without assets - that is looking for funds to start up.\n\nUnregulated, so buyers beware\n\n'One cannot regulated what is unknown' probably sums up the situation with digital currency. Regulators and regulations are still trying to catch up with cryptocurrencies which are continuously evolving. The golden rule in the crypto space is 'caveat emptor', let the buyer beware.\n\nSome countries are keeping an open mind adopting a hands-off policy for cryptocurrencies and blockchain applications, while keeping an eye on outright scams. Yet there are regulators in other countries more concerned with the cons than pros of digital money. Regulators generally realise the need to strike a balance and some are looking at existing laws on securities to try to have a handle on the many flavours of cryptocurrencies globally.\n\nDigital wallets: The first step\n\nA wallet is essential to get started in cryptocurrency. Think e-banking but minus the protection of the law in the case of virtual currency, so security is the first and last thought in the crypto space.\n\nWallets are of the digital type. There are two types of wallets.\n\nHot wallets that are linked to the Internet which put users at risk of being hacked\nCold wallets that are not connected to the Internet and are deemed safer.\nApart from the two main types of wallets, it should be noted that there are wallets just for one cryptocurrency and others for multi-cryptocurrency. There is also an option to have a multi-signature wallet, somewhat similar to having joint account with a bank.\nThe choice of wallet depends on the user's preference whether the interest purely in bitcoin or ethereum, as each coin has its own wallet, or you can use a third-party wallet that include security features.\n\nWallet notes\n\nThe cryptocurrency wallet has a public and private key with personal transaction records. The public key includes reference to the cryptocurrency account or address, not unlike the name required for one to receive a cheque payment.\n\nThe public key is available for all to see but transactions are confirmed only upon verification and validation based on the consensus mechanism relevant to each cryptocurrency.\n\nThe private key can be considered to be the PIN that is commonly used in e-financial transactions. It follows that the user should never divulge the private key to anyone and make back-ups of this data which should be stored offline.\n\nIt makes sense to have minimal cryptocurrency in a hot wallet while the bigger amount should be in a cold wallet. Losing the private key is as good as losing your cryptocurrency! The usual precautions about online financial dealings apply, from having strong passwords to being alert to malware and phishing.\n\nWallet formats\n\nDifferent types of wallets are available to suit individual preferences.\n\nHardware wallets made by third parties which have to be purchased. These devices work somewhat like a USB device which is deemed safe and only connected when required to the Internet.\nWeb-based wallets provided, for example, by crypto exchanges, are considered hot wallets which purt users at risk.\nSoftware-based wallets for desktops or mobiles are mostly available for free and could be provided by coin issuers or third parties.\nPaper-based wallets can be printed bearing the relevant data about the cryptocurrency owned with public and private keys in QR code format. These should kept in a safe place until required in the course of crypto transaction and copies should made in case of accidents such as water damage or printed data fading through passage of time.\nCrypto exchanges and marketplaces\nCrypto exchanges are trading platforms for those interested in virtual currencies. The other options include websites for direct trading between buyers and sellers as well as brokers where there is no 'market' price but it is based on compromise between parties to the transaction.\n\nHence, there are many crypto exchanges located in various countries but with differing standards of security practices and infrastructure. They range from ones allowing for anonymous registration requiring just email to open an account and start trading. Yet there are others that require users to comply with international identity confirmation, known as Know-Your-Customer, and anti-money laundering (AML) measures.\n\nThe choice of crypto exchange depends on the user's preference but anonymous ones may have limitations on the extent of trading allowed or could be subject to sudden new regulations in the country of domicile of the exchange. Minimal administrative procedures with anonymous registration let users start trading quickly while going through KYC and AML processes will take more time.\n\nAll crypto trades have to be duly processed and validated which can take from few minutes to few hours, depending on the coins or tokens being transacted and volume of trade. 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Users should do the research to be satisfied with the infrastructure and security measures as well as to determine the fees they are comfortable as different rates charged by various exchanges.\nDo not expect a common market price for the same cryptocurrency with difference exchanges It may be worthwhile to spend time doing research on the best price for coins and tokens that are of interest to you.\n\nFinancial transactions online carry risks and users should factor in the caveats such as two factor authentication or 2-FA, keeping updated on the latest security measures and being aware of phishing scams. One golden rule on phishing is not to click on links provided, no matter how authentic a message or email is.",
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| body | The birth of bitcoin in 2009 opened doors to investment opportunities in an entirely new kind of asset class - cryptocurrency. Lots entered the space way early. Intrigued by the immense potential of these fledgling but promising assets, they bought cryptos at cheap prices. Consequently, the bull run of 2017 saw them become millionaires/ billionaires. Even those who didn't stake much reaped decent profits. Three years later cryptocurrencies still remain profitable, and the market is here to stay. You may already be an investor/trader or maybe contemplating trying your luck. In both cases, it makes sense to know the benefits of investing in cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrency Has a Bright Future According to a report titled Imagine 2030, published by Deutsche Bank, credit and debit cards will become obsolete. Smartphones and other electronic devices will replace them. Cryptocurrencies will no longer be seen as outcasts but alternatives to existing monetary systems. Their benefits, such as security, speed, minimal transaction fees, ease of storage, and relevance in the digital era, will be recognized. Concrete regulatory guidelines would popularize cryptocurrencies, and boost their adoption. The report forecasts that there will be 200 million cryptocurrency wallet users by 2030, and almost 350 million by the year 2035. Opportunity to be part of a Growing Community WazirX's #IndiaWantsCrypto campaign recently completed 600 days. It has become a massive movement supporting the adoption of cryptocurrencies and blockchain in India. Also, the recent Supreme Court judgment nullifying RBI's crypto banking ban from 2018 has instilled a new rush of confidence amongst Indian bitcoin and cryptocurrency investors. The 2020 Edelman Trust Barometer Report also points out peoples' rising faith in cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. As per the findings, 73% of Indians trust cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. 60% say that the impact of cryptocurrency/blockchain will be positive. By being a cryptocurrency investor, you stand to be a part of a thriving and rapidly growing community. Increased Profit Potential Diversification is an essential investment thumb rule. Especially, during these times when the majority of the assets have incurred heavy losses due to economic hardships spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic. While investment in bitcoin has given 26% returns from the starting of the year to date, gold has returned 16%. Many other cryptocurrencies have registered three-digit ROI. Stock markets as we all know have posted dismal performances. Crude oil prices notoriously crashed below 0 in the month of April. Including bitcoin or any other cryptocurrencies in your portfolio would protect your fund's value in such uncertain global market situations. This fact was also impressed upon by billionaire macro hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones when a month back he announced plans to invest in Bitcoin. Cryptocurrency Markets Are On 24X7X365 As opposed to usual markets, cryptocurrency markets operate round the clock, all days in a year without fatigue. That's because digital currency systems are essentially designed using pieces of software code that are secured by cryptography. The operational blueprint doesn't involve human interference. So, you are free to trade crypto or invest in digital assets whenever you want to. That's a great benefit! Cryptocurrency markets are very efficient that way. E.g., Bitcoin has successfully processed transactions with 99.98% uptime since its inception in 2009. Tweet: https://twitter.com/fernandoulrich/status/1185368277557620736 No Paperwork or Formality Required You can invest in bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency anywhere and anytime without any unnecessary terms and conditions. Unlike conventional investment options, where an absurdly high amount of documentation is required to prove yourself as an 'accredited investor', crypto-investment is free for all. In fact, that was the intended goal behind the inception of cryptocurrencies. The democratization of finance/money. For buying any cryptocurrency on WazirX, you need to open an account for which you just need to provide some basic details including your bank account information. Once they are verified, within a few hours, you are good to go. Sole Ownership in Investment When you buy bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency, you become the sole owner of that particular digital asset. The transaction happens in a peer-to-peer arrangement. Unlike bonds, mutual funds, stockbrokers, no third party 'manages your investment' for you. You call the buying and selling shots, whenever you want to. User autonomy is the biggest benefit of cryptocurrency systems that provides incredible opportunities to invest and build a corpus on your principal capital 'independently'. These were some of the benefits of investing in cryptocurrencies. We hope you find them useful and convincing enough to kickstart your crypto investment journey. Read more about what is a Cryptocurrency and things to know before investing in crypto at wazirx.com, one of the most trusted cryptocurrency exchange platform. Also, you can download app and Start Trading Now!  |
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"body": "The birth of bitcoin in 2009 opened doors to investment opportunities in an entirely new kind of asset class - cryptocurrency. Lots entered the space way early.\n\nIntrigued by the immense potential of these fledgling but promising assets, they bought cryptos at cheap prices. Consequently, the bull run of 2017 saw them become millionaires/ billionaires. Even those who didn't stake much reaped decent profits.\n\nThree years later cryptocurrencies still remain profitable, and the market is here to stay. You may already be an investor/trader or maybe contemplating trying your luck. In both cases, it makes sense to know the benefits of investing in cryptocurrencies.\n\nCryptocurrency Has a Bright Future\n\nAccording to a report titled Imagine 2030, published by Deutsche Bank, credit and debit cards will become obsolete. Smartphones and other electronic devices will replace them.\n\nCryptocurrencies will no longer be seen as outcasts but alternatives to existing monetary systems. 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As per the findings, 73% of Indians trust cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. 60% say that the impact of cryptocurrency/blockchain will be positive.\n\nBy being a cryptocurrency investor, you stand to be a part of a thriving and rapidly growing community.\n\nIncreased Profit Potential\n\nDiversification is an essential investment thumb rule. Especially, during these times when the majority of the assets have incurred heavy losses due to economic hardships spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic.\n\nWhile investment in bitcoin has given 26% returns from the starting of the year to date, gold has returned 16%. Many other cryptocurrencies have registered three-digit ROI. Stock markets as we all know have posted dismal performances. Crude oil prices notoriously crashed below 0 in the month of April.\n\nIncluding bitcoin or any other cryptocurrencies in your portfolio would protect your fund's value in such uncertain global market situations. This fact was also impressed upon by billionaire macro hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones when a month back he announced plans to invest in Bitcoin.\n\nCryptocurrency Markets Are On 24X7X365\n\nAs opposed to usual markets, cryptocurrency markets operate round the clock, all days in a year without fatigue. That's because digital currency systems are essentially designed using pieces of software code that are secured by cryptography.\n\nThe operational blueprint doesn't involve human interference. So, you are free to trade crypto or invest in digital assets whenever you want to. That's a great benefit! Cryptocurrency markets are very efficient that way.\n\nE.g., Bitcoin has successfully processed transactions with 99.98% uptime since its inception in 2009.\n\nTweet: https://twitter.com/fernandoulrich/status/1185368277557620736\n\nNo Paperwork or Formality Required\n\nYou can invest in bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency anywhere and anytime without any unnecessary terms and conditions.\n\nUnlike conventional investment options, where an absurdly high amount of documentation is required to prove yourself as an 'accredited investor', crypto-investment is free for all. In fact, that was the intended goal behind the inception of cryptocurrencies. The democratization of finance/money.\n\nFor buying any cryptocurrency on WazirX, you need to open an account for which you just need to provide some basic details including your bank account information. Once they are verified, within a few hours, you are good to go.\n\nSole Ownership in Investment\n\nWhen you buy bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency, you become the sole owner of that particular digital asset. The transaction happens in a peer-to-peer arrangement.\n\nUnlike bonds, mutual funds, stockbrokers, no third party 'manages your investment' for you. You call the buying and selling shots, whenever you want to.\n\nUser autonomy is the biggest benefit of cryptocurrency systems that provides incredible opportunities to invest and build a corpus on your principal capital 'independently'.\n\nThese were some of the benefits of investing in cryptocurrencies. We hope you find them useful and convincing enough to kickstart your crypto investment journey.\n\nRead more about what is a Cryptocurrency and things to know before investing in crypto at wazirx.com, one of the most trusted cryptocurrency exchange platform.\n\nAlso, you can download app and Start Trading Now!\n\n",
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| body | Introduction: To Invest in  Cryptocurrencies The first cryptocurrency which comes into the existence was Bitcoin which was built on Blockchain technology and probably it was launched in 2009 by a mysterious person Satoshi Nakamoto. At the time writing this blog, 17 million bitcoin had been mined and it is believed that total 21 million bitcoin could be mined. The other most popular cryptocurrencies are Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, Golem, Civic and hard forks of Bitcoin like Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin Gold. It is advised to users to not put all money in one cryptocurrency and try to avoid investing at the peak of cryptocurrency bubble. It has been observed that price has been suddenly dropped down when it is on the peak of the crypto bubble. Since the cryptocurrency is a volatile market so users must invest the amount which they can afford to lose as there is no control of any government on cryptocurrency as it is a decentralized cryptocurrency. Steve Wozniak, Co-founder of Apple predicted that Bitcoin is a real gold and it will dominate all the currencies like USD, EUR, INR, and ASD in future and become global currency in coming years. Why and Why Not Invest in Cryptocurrencies? Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency which came into existence and thereafter around 1600+ cryptocurrencies has been launched with some unique feature for each coin. Some of the reasons which I have experienced and would like to share, cryptocurrencies have been created on the decentralized platform - so users don't require a third party to transfer cryptocurrency from one destination to another one, unlike fiat currency where a user need a platform like Bank to transfer money from one account to another. Cryptocurrency built on a very safe blockchain technology and almost nil chance to hack and steal your cryptocurrencies until you don't share your some critical information. You should always avoid buying cryptocurrencies at the high point of cryptocurrency-bubble. Many of us buy the cryptocurrencies at the peak in the hope to make quick money and fall victim to the hype of bubble and lose their money. It is better for users to do a lot of research before investing the money. It is always good to put your money in multiple cryptocurrencies instead of one as it has been noticed that few cryptocurrencies grow more, some average if other cryptocurrencies go in the red zone. Cryptocurrencies to Focus In 2014, Bitcoin holds the 90% market and rest of the cryptocurrencies holds the remaining 10%. In 2017, Bitcoin is still dominating the crypto market but its share has sharply fallen from 90% to 38% and Altcoins like Litecoin, Ethereum, Ripple has grown rapidly and captured the most of the market. Bitcoin is still dominating the cryptocurrency market but not the only cryptocurrency which you need to consider while investing in cryptocurrency. Some of the major cryptocurrencies you must consider: Bitcoin Litecoin Ripple Ethereum Tron Civic Golem Monero Where and How to buy Cryptocurrencies? While some years ago it was not easy to buy cryptocurrencies but now the users have many available platforms. In 2015, India has two major bitcoin platforms Unocoin wallet and Zebpay wallet where users can buy and sell bitcoin only. The users have to buy bitcoin from wallet only but not from another person. There was a price difference in buying and selling rate and users has to pay some nominal fee for completing their transactions. In 2017, Cryptocurrency industry grew tremendously and the price of Bitcoin grown spontaneously, especially in last six months of 2017 which forced users to look for alternatives of Bitcoin and crossed 14 lakhs in the Indian market. As Unodax and Zebpay are the two major platforms in India who were dominating the market with 90% of market share - which was dealing in Bitcoin only. It gives the chance to other organization to grow with other altcoins and even forced Unocoin and others to add more currencies to their platform. Unocoin, one of India's leading cryptocurrency and blockchain company launched an exclusive platform UnoDAX Exchange for their users to trade multiple cryptocurrencies apart from trading of Bitcoin in Unocoin. The difference between both platforms was - Unocion was providing instant buy and sell of bitcoin only whereas on UnoDAX, users can place an order of any available cryptocurrency and if it matches with the recipient, the order will be executed. Other major exchanges available to trade cryptocurrencies in India are Koinex, Coinsecure, Bitbns, WazirX. Users have to open an account in any of the exchange with signing-up with email id and submitting the KYC details. Once their account gets verified, one can start trading of coins of their choice. Users have to research well before investing in any coins and not fall into the trap of cryptocurrency-bubble. Users must research the exchange credibility, transparency, security features and many more. All Exchanges charge some nominal fee on each transaction. There are two types of charges - Maker fee and Taker fee. Apart from the transaction fee, one has to pay the transfer fee, if you want to transfer your cryptocurrencies in other exchange or your private wallet. The charges solely depend on the coins and exchange as the different exchange has difference price module for transferring the coins. Major Altcoins other than Bitcoin As mentioned above, Bitcoin is dominating the market with a 38% market share followed by Ripple, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash. Exchanges like UnoDAX, Bitfinex, Kraken, Bitstamp have listed many other coins like Golem, Civic, Raiden Network, Kyber Network, Basic Attention, 0X, Augur, Monero, Tron and many more. If any of the coins match your portfolio then you must buy it. But, you must put the money in the market which you can afford to lose as cryptocurrency market is very volatile and no government has control over it. When to Buy? There is no hard rule when to buy your favorite cryptocurrency. But one must research the market stability. You should not but at the peak of a cryptocurrency bubble or when the price is crashing continuously. Always best time is considered when the price is stable relatively at a low level for some time. Cryptocurrencies Storage Method Before buying any cryptocurrency one must understand how to keep your cryptocurrency safe. Generally, all the exchanges provide the storing facility where you can keep your coins safely. One must not share their user details, password, 2FA when you hold cryptocurrency on exchanges. Paper Wallet, Hardware wallet, Software wallet are some of the channels where one can store their cryptocurrency. Paper Wallet: Paper wallet is an offline cold storage method to keep your cryptocurrency. It prints your private and public key on a piece of a paper where QR code is also printed. One has to just scan the QR code for their future transactions. Why is it safe? No need to worry about the hack of your account or attack of any malicious malware. You just need to keep your piece of the paper safe in a locker and if possible keep two to three pieces of paper wallet all in your complete control. Hardware Wallet: Hardware wallet is a physical device where you keep cryptocurrency safe. There are many forms of hardware wallet but commonly used hardware wallet is USB. When you keep your cryptocurrency in hardware wallet you just need to keep in that mind that you should not lose your hardware wallet as once it is lost you can not retrieve your cryptocurrency. One famous incident, where a person as mined 7000+ bitcoin and stores in their hardware wallet and kept it with another hardware wallet. One day he threw the hardware wallet in which he stored his cryptocurrency instead of damaged hardware and he lost all his bitcoin. What can buy from cryptocurrencies in India? Most of the people assume that buying and selling of any cryptocurrencies are just for the investment and getting the high returns on a long and short-term. Influencers and bitcoin investors are believing that in coming years Bitcoin will dominate all the fiat currencies and will be accepted as International currency. Dell is one of the largest e-commerce business accepting bitcoin as payment. Expedia and UNICEF are other examples. In India, Sapna Book Mall was accepting bitcoin as payment using Unocoin merchant service. People were booking movie tickets through BookMyShow or recharging their mobile using Unocoin platform. As per the report, they have stopped the service but planning to start again in near future. Conclusion: Cryptocurrency is one of the growing investment sectors and it has given nice returns than real-estate, gold, stock-markets, etc in the past. You can buy the cryptocurrency and hold for long-term to get nice returns or go for the short-term for the quick profit as we have seen the growth of many coins in 1000%+ in past. Since the cryptocurrency is a volatile market and no control of government on the industry. One must invest the amount in any cryptocurrency which they can afford to lose. |
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"body": "Introduction: To Invest in\n\n Cryptocurrencies\n\nThe first cryptocurrency which comes into the existence was Bitcoin which was built on Blockchain technology and probably it was launched in 2009 by a mysterious person Satoshi Nakamoto. At the time writing this blog, 17 million bitcoin had been mined and it is believed that total 21 million bitcoin could be mined. The other most popular cryptocurrencies are Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, Golem, Civic and hard forks of Bitcoin like Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin Gold.\n\nIt is advised to users to not put all money in one cryptocurrency and try to avoid investing at the peak of cryptocurrency bubble. It has been observed that price has been suddenly dropped down when it is on the peak of the crypto bubble. Since the cryptocurrency is a volatile market so users must invest the amount which they can afford to lose as there is no control of any government on cryptocurrency as it is a decentralized cryptocurrency.\n\nSteve Wozniak, Co-founder of Apple predicted that Bitcoin is a real gold and it will dominate all the currencies like USD, EUR, INR, and ASD in future and become global currency in coming years.\n\nWhy and Why Not Invest in Cryptocurrencies?\n\nBitcoin was the first cryptocurrency which came into existence and thereafter around 1600+ cryptocurrencies has been launched with some unique feature for each coin.\n\nSome of the reasons which I have experienced and would like to share, cryptocurrencies have been created on the decentralized platform - so users don't require a third party to transfer cryptocurrency from one destination to another one, unlike fiat currency where a user need a platform like Bank to transfer money from one account to another. Cryptocurrency built on a very safe blockchain technology and almost nil chance to hack and steal your cryptocurrencies until you don't share your some critical information.\n\nYou should always avoid buying cryptocurrencies at the high point of cryptocurrency-bubble. Many of us buy the cryptocurrencies at the peak in the hope to make quick money and fall victim to the hype of bubble and lose their money. It is better for users to do a lot of research before investing the money. It is always good to put your money in multiple cryptocurrencies instead of one as it has been noticed that few cryptocurrencies grow more, some average if other cryptocurrencies go in the red zone.\n\nCryptocurrencies to Focus\n\nIn 2014, Bitcoin holds the 90% market and rest of the cryptocurrencies holds the remaining 10%. In 2017, Bitcoin is still dominating the crypto market but its share has sharply fallen from 90% to 38% and Altcoins like Litecoin, Ethereum, Ripple has grown rapidly and captured the most of the market.\n\nBitcoin is still dominating the cryptocurrency market but not the only cryptocurrency which you need to consider while investing in cryptocurrency. Some of the major cryptocurrencies you must consider:\n\nBitcoin\n\nLitecoin\n\nRipple\n\nEthereum\n\nTron\n\nCivic\n\nGolem\n\nMonero\n\nWhere and How to buy Cryptocurrencies?\n\nWhile some years ago it was not easy to buy cryptocurrencies but now the users have many available platforms.\n\nIn 2015, India has two major bitcoin platforms Unocoin wallet and Zebpay wallet where users can buy and sell bitcoin only. The users have to buy bitcoin from wallet only but not from another person. There was a price difference in buying and selling rate and users has to pay some nominal fee for completing their transactions.\n\nIn 2017, Cryptocurrency industry grew tremendously and the price of Bitcoin grown spontaneously, especially in last six months of 2017 which forced users to look for alternatives of Bitcoin and crossed 14 lakhs in the Indian market.\n\nAs Unodax and Zebpay are the two major platforms in India who were dominating the market with 90% of market share - which was dealing in Bitcoin only. It gives the chance to other organization to grow with other altcoins and even forced Unocoin and others to add more currencies to their platform.\n\nUnocoin, one of India's leading cryptocurrency and blockchain company launched an exclusive platform UnoDAX Exchange for their users to trade multiple cryptocurrencies apart from trading of Bitcoin in Unocoin. The difference between both platforms was - Unocion was providing instant buy and sell of bitcoin only whereas on UnoDAX, users can place an order of any available cryptocurrency and if it matches with the recipient, the order will be executed.\n\nOther major exchanges available to trade cryptocurrencies in India are Koinex, Coinsecure, Bitbns, WazirX.\n\nUsers have to open an account in any of the exchange with signing-up with email id and submitting the KYC details. Once their account gets verified, one can start trading of coins of their choice.\n\nUsers have to research well before investing in any coins and not fall into the trap of cryptocurrency-bubble. Users must research the exchange credibility, transparency, security features and many more.\n\nAll Exchanges charge some nominal fee on each transaction. There are two types of charges - Maker fee and Taker fee. Apart from the transaction fee, one has to pay the transfer fee, if you want to transfer your cryptocurrencies in other exchange or your private wallet. The charges solely depend on the coins and exchange as the different exchange has difference price module for transferring the coins.\n\nMajor Altcoins other than Bitcoin\n\nAs mentioned above, Bitcoin is dominating the market with a 38% market share followed by Ripple, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash. Exchanges like UnoDAX, Bitfinex, Kraken, Bitstamp have listed many other coins like Golem, Civic, Raiden Network, Kyber Network, Basic Attention, 0X, Augur, Monero, Tron and many more. If any of the coins match your portfolio then you must buy it.\n\nBut, you must put the money in the market which you can afford to lose as cryptocurrency market is very volatile and no government has control over it.\n\nWhen to Buy?\n\nThere is no hard rule when to buy your favorite cryptocurrency. But one must research the market stability. You should not but at the peak of a cryptocurrency bubble or when the price is crashing continuously. Always best time is considered when the price is stable relatively at a low level for some time.\n\nCryptocurrencies Storage Method\n\nBefore buying any cryptocurrency one must understand how to keep your cryptocurrency safe.\n\nGenerally, all the exchanges provide the storing facility where you can keep your coins safely. One must not share their user details, password, 2FA when you hold cryptocurrency on exchanges.\n\nPaper Wallet, Hardware wallet, Software wallet are some of the channels where one can store their cryptocurrency.\n\nPaper Wallet: Paper wallet is an offline cold storage method to keep your cryptocurrency. It prints your private and public key on a piece of a paper where QR code is also printed. One has to just scan the QR code for their future transactions. Why is it safe? No need to worry about the hack of your account or attack of any malicious malware. You just need to keep your piece of the paper safe in a locker and if possible keep two to three pieces of paper wallet all in your complete control.\n\nHardware Wallet: Hardware wallet is a physical device where you keep cryptocurrency safe. There are many forms of hardware wallet but commonly used hardware wallet is USB. When you keep your cryptocurrency in hardware wallet you just need to keep in that mind that you should not lose your hardware wallet as once it is lost you can not retrieve your cryptocurrency.\n\nOne famous incident, where a person as mined 7000+ bitcoin and stores in their hardware wallet and kept it with another hardware wallet. One day he threw the hardware wallet in which he stored his cryptocurrency instead of damaged hardware and he lost all his bitcoin.\n\nWhat can buy from cryptocurrencies in India?\n\nMost of the people assume that buying and selling of any cryptocurrencies are just for the investment and getting the high returns on a long and short-term. Influencers and bitcoin investors are believing that in coming years Bitcoin will dominate all the fiat currencies and will be accepted as International currency.\n\nDell is one of the largest e-commerce business accepting bitcoin as payment. Expedia and UNICEF are other examples.\n\nIn India, Sapna Book Mall was accepting bitcoin as payment using Unocoin merchant service. People were booking movie tickets through BookMyShow or recharging their mobile using Unocoin platform. As per the report, they have stopped the service but planning to start again in near future.\n\nConclusion:\n\nCryptocurrency is one of the growing investment sectors and it has given nice returns than real-estate, gold, stock-markets, etc in the past. You can buy the cryptocurrency and hold for long-term to get nice returns or go for the short-term for the quick profit as we have seen the growth of many coins in 1000%+ in past. Since the cryptocurrency is a volatile market and no control of government on the industry. One must invest the amount in any cryptocurrency which they can afford to lose.",
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}executive-boardsent 0.001 STEEM to @fareszin- "❗ Hello fareszin, welcome to the STEEM ecosystem. The Executive Board is publishing insider infos at https://discord.gg/KyBbmhh on how you will be earning the most coins. It's easy, just follow the in..."2021/12/28 18:24:06
executive-boardsent 0.001 STEEM to @fareszin- "❗ Hello fareszin, welcome to the STEEM ecosystem. The Executive Board is publishing insider infos at https://discord.gg/KyBbmhh on how you will be earning the most coins. It's easy, just follow the in..."
2021/12/28 18:24:06
| from | executive-board |
| to | fareszin |
| amount | 0.001 STEEM |
| memo | ❗ Hello fareszin, welcome to the STEEM ecosystem. The Executive Board is publishing insider infos at https://discord.gg/KyBbmhh on how you will be earning the most coins. It's easy, just follow the instructions. THE 1000X BOOSTER KEY is already waiting for you over there too. 😉 Warm regards, The Executive Board. |
| Transaction Info | Block #60245536/Trx 946956240fd91415756ed5382876689068f45c2a |
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2021/12/28 18:22:51
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2021/12/28 18:22:51
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| JSON METADATA | |
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}Witness Votes
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