The best way to understand about bitcoin, would be to jump in and get a few in your “pocket” to get a feel for how they work.
Despite the hype about how difficult and dangerous it can be, getting bitcoins is easier and safer than you might think. In a lot of ways, it really is probably easier than opening a merchant account at a normal bank. And, given what has been happening in the bank operating system, it is probably safer too.
There are a few what to learn: getting and using a software wallet, learning how exactly to send and receive money, learning how to buy bitcoin from a person or an exchange.
Preparation
Before getting started, you will need to get yourself a wallet. You can do this easily enough by registering with one of the exchanges which will host wallet for you. And, although I think you will definitely want to have a number of exchange wallets eventually, you should start with one on your own computer both to have a better feel for bitcoin and because the exchanges remain experimental themselves. When we reach that stage of the discussion, I will be advising that you get in the habit of moving your money and coins off the exchanges or diversifying across exchanges to help keep your money safe.
What is 코인선물 ?
It is a way to store your bitcoins. Specifically, it is software that has been designed to store bitcoin. It usually is run on your desktop computer, laptop, mobile device (except, as yet, Apple) and can also be produced to store bitcoins on things like thumb drives. In case you are worried about being hacked, then that is a good option. Even the Winklevoss* twins, who have millions committed to bitcoin, put their investment on hard drives which they then placed into a safety deposit box.
*The Winklevoss twins will be the ones who originally had the idea for a social media site that became Facebook. They hired Mark Zuckerberg who took their idea as his own and became immensely rich.
What do you should know about having a bitcoin wallet on your computer?
Below you can download the initial bitcoin wallet, or client, in Windows or Mac format. They are not just wallets, but are in fact the main bitcoin network. They will receive, store, and send your bitcoins. You can create one or more addresses with a click (an address is really a number that appears like this: 1LyFcQatbg4BvT9gGTz6VdqqHKpPn5QBuk). You will see a field where you could copy and paste a number like this from a person you want to send money to and off it’ll go directly into that person’s wallet. You may also create a QR code that will let someone have a picture with an app on the phone and send you some bitcoin. It really is perfectly safe to give these out – the address and QR code are both for my donations page. Feel free to donate!
NOTE: This kind of wallet acts both as a wallet for you personally and as portion of the bitcoin system. The reason why bitcoin works is that every transaction is broadcast and recorded as a number over the entire system (and therefore every transaction is confirmed and made irreversible by the network itself). Any computer with the proper software can be section of that system, checking and supporting the network. This wallet serves as your personal wallet and also as a support for that system. Therefore, be aware that it will require up 8-9 gigabytes of one’s computer’s memory. Once you install the wallet, it will take as much as each day for the wallet to sync with the network. This is normal, does not harm your personal computer, and makes the system all together more secure, so it’s advisable.
Bitcoin Qt
The original wallet.
This can be a full-featured wallet: create multiple addresses to get bitcoins, send bitcoins easily, track transactions, and back up your wallet.
Outside of the time it requires to sync, it is a very easy to utilize option.
Search for Bitcoin Qt wallet download to find their site.
Armory
Runs on top of Bitcoi Qt, so it has each of the same syncing requirements.
Armory allows you to back up, encrypt, and the ability to store your bitcoins off line.
Search for Bitcoin Armory Wallet to get their site.
If you don’t want to have that much memory used or don’t want to wait for your wallet to sync, there are good wallets that not make you sync the entire history of bitcocin:
Multibit
A lightweight wallet that syncs quickly. This is very good for new users.
Seek out Bitcoin Multibit Wallet to find their site.
Electum
In addition to being quick and light, this wallet allows you to recover lost data utilizing a passcode.
Search for Bitcoin Electum Wallet to get their site.
After you get the wallet set up, have a few minutes clicking around. Things to look for:
o There will be a page that shows you just how many bitcoins are in your wallet. Take into account that bitcoins can be split up into smaller pieces, so you might see a decimal with a lot of zeros after it. (Interesting note, 0.00000001 is one Satoshi, named following the pseudonymous creator of bitcoin).