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BITCOIN WALLET for the Newbie

BITCOIN WALLET 

(Newbie)


BITCOIN WALLET is necessary in-order to obtain bitcoins. A bitcoin wallet can be in the form of mobile device, computer, hardware, bank, full node or the web. 

The best option if your new to bitcoins is to use a web based wallet. There are many wallets that can be found here & here.

By registering a wallet you will get a bitcoin(BTC) wallet address. This address is used to make any transaction with bitcoin. Thorough the address bitcoin can be sent and received to other bitcoin addresses or can be exchanged for money at specified BITCOIN EXCHANGES. 


The companies that accept bitcoins are increasing in numbers. Using your wallet you can buy goods or food from these companies. This wallet can also be used to accept salary or wages that are paid by bitcoins. Some sites give free bitcoins and others sites give bitcoins for marketing their sites. Which ever way bitcoins are earned or spent it will be done through the wallet.



To start with the web based Wallet is the best option. Coinbase is the wallet to start with, it has a simple interface and easy to use and understand for those who are new to bitcoin.

Click here to get started with your Coinbase Wallet






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