Cryptocurrency possibility...

United States
May 6, 2018 8:59am CST
I've seen a lot about cryptocurrencies especially bitcoin. You can mine or buy the cryptocurrencies then exchange them for money. But I haven't seen where they are actually accepted. Sometimes I wonder if they are actually some form of computer hacking. When you mine them you are using computer power and when you buy them, no telling what you are buying into.
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@Jessabuma (31700)
• Baguio, Philippines
6 May 18
I'm not expert in cryptocurrencies but I am interested in it, I am also claiming and mining cryptocurrencies..
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• United States
6 May 18
How are you mining cryptos?
@Jessabuma (31700)
• Baguio, Philippines
6 May 18
@pearlrosa Hashflare cloud mining if I am not mistaken
@AkoPinay (11542)
• Philippines
6 May 18
Mining is NOT practical for countries where electricity is expensive. I claim free coins when I have a free time but the best way to earn CryptoCurrency is thru BLOGGING.
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@AKRao24 (27424)
• India
6 May 18
I have following doubts about the Crypto currency, if some one could help me in solving them- 1. Like while issuing currency in the market Government keeps that much amount of Gold in the Mint to maintain the actual value of the currency issued. Is there any thing like that pertaining to this monwy. 2. Every currency is guaranteed by the Government of respective Countries and promised to pay the bearer amount mentioned on that currency note! Here who is guaranteeing the Bit Coins? 3. Actually people are seen in trading the bitcoins but at the end who will take the responsibility if all of them want to sell back the bitcoins? 4. why bitcoins are not accepted as official currency in most countries? Thanks @pearlrosa !
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@AKRao24 (27424)
• India
7 May 18
@AkoPinay , Thanks for the information!
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@AkoPinay (11542)
• Philippines
6 May 18
I am not a technical person and I am not good when government is involved. All I can say is I love CryptoCurrency, I mostly use CryptoCurrency wallets as the BEST alternative to PayPal, Bank Wire and other money transfers (REMITTANCE SERVICE). I am no expert but let me try to answer: (1) THE MINERS. It will die if no miners. (2) NONE. It is DECENTRALIZED. (3) NONE or IDK haha (4) They are "too old"
Billionaire Hedge Fund Mogul Mike Novogratz Says that Bitcoin Skeptics Are Just Too Old to Get the Digital World.
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@yugocean (9963)
• India
7 May 18
I was claiming from faucets, and now I have started investing to earn bitcoins and Ethereum.
@AkoPinay (11542)
• Philippines
6 May 18
My best answer to your questions is TRY USING IT. You can't understand it fully if you do not use it. Bitcoin Wallets are only similar to PAYPAL. I use CryptoCurrencies as alternative to USD/PAYPAL. It is NOT all about mining, trading, investing. We can simply use the REMITTANCE SERVICES. Blockchain transaction FEE and PROCESSING is CHEAPER and FASTER than USD via PayPal or Bank Wires etc. I earn a good amount of Bitcoin thru BLOGGING. There are many paying sites/apps that pay or accept Bitcoin payments. Just like USD/PayPal, we can convert Bitcoin to fiat currency and transfer to VISA/MASTERCARD, Bank Accounts etc. and use it anywhere Visa/MasterCard is accepted or withdraw in LOCAL CURRENCY. If you are in the USA, the best Bitcoin wallet for you is Coinbase.com (similar to PayPal but exclusive for CryptoCurrency) for buying or withdrawing Bitcoin to USD. In the Philippines, we have Coins.ph for PESO withdrawals. In Malaysia, they have Coins.my. UK has WirexApp.com etc etc.
Coinbase is a secure online platform for buying, selling, transferring, and storing digital currency.