book.lonehillmontego.com Right now people are rushing to get their hands on as much Bitcoin as possible and there are only a few ways you can do this...
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You can buy it from an exchange and hold it
2. You can trade it for goods or services
3. You can mine it! Option 1 and 2 are both good ideas... In fact, if you have a business that currently accepts credit cards you should really look into setting up a Bitcoin merchant account like Bitpay so you can start accepting Bitcoin. But Option 3 is the most lucrative... Mining Bitcoin! BitClub Network has
set up a strategic platform that allows you to use your existing Bitcoin and purchase mining hardware that is used to mine for Bitcoin. When you purchase a share in our mining pool you will earn Bitcoin for 1,000 days while continually re-purchasing more hardware to get a bigger piece of our global mining operation. The idea is to multiply your Bitcoin so at the end of 1,000 days you have a lot more Bitcoin than you started with. Just about everyone expects Bitcoin to go up significantly over the next few years based on simple supply and demand, many are even predicting the price as high as $10,000 USD for 1 Bitcoin. Let's say this statement ends up being true and in 3 years Bitcoin is $10k, which would you rather have...
A. You buy $500 worth of Bitcoin (lets call it 2 Bitcoin), in 3 years it would be worth $20,000 USD
B. You buy a mining share for $500 worth of Bitcoin and after 3 years you might have 5, 7 or even 10 Bitcoin. This would be worth A LOT more than if you just bought Bitcoin and held it. But that's not all... During this 3 years you have been taking your mining earnings and re-purchasing additional mining shares and you may have earned multiple shares that each have their own 1,000 day contracts. This is similar to say oil... Would you rather buy a barrel of oil or a share in a mine that produces oil? It's a no brainer decision and that's why we have some many people jumping into our mining pool right now from all over the world. And the very best part... The faster and bigger we get, the larger our mine becomes and the more Bitcoin we can mine
So don't go another day without earning your Bitcoin!
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Have you set up a Bitcoin wallet yet? If not, this will help you get started...
Setting up a wallet is just like setting up a paypal account or a bank account, except it requires A LOT less information from you. With Bitcoin the magic is in the BlockChain and the decentralized ledger so all you need is a Bitcoin address and two keys. All Bitcoin wallets are the same, they work by having a public key and a private key. Everyone will know your public key, this is like your bank account number or the email address someone would send money to if we relate it to paypal. Your private key is like your password, nobody knows this password and in many cases if you lose the password you cannot retrieve it because you are the only one who knows it. This makes your Bitcoin wallet VERY safe and secure. Ok, so here are a few options...
1. BlockChain.info - This is one of the best around no matter where in the world you live. In fact, it is one of the few wallets that doesn't require any information and they DO NOT hold your private key so if you lose it, you may lose access to the Bitcoin. As far as security and privacy this is our favorite! (they also have a very easy to use mobile app)
2. Coinbase.com - This wallet is one of the most widely supported wallets. They require a lot of verification from you and they do store your private key, although it is likely encrypted so this is just as safe as any bank, but the downside is no privacy. You are required to confirm information about yourself to move Bitcoin around.
3. Xapo.com - This wallet is tops in security and they offer a great cold storage vault. We recommend if you are in a country they support and you are holding a significant amount of Bitcoin you create one of their wallets and then open a vault. There are also many other options to chose form more launching weekly, we suggest you a do a little research to find what wallet will work the best for you. You may want to set up multiple wallets and try them out, they are all free! After you have set up your wallet you will need to purchase Bitcoin and fund your wallet. There are many ways to do this from buying it on an exchange like Coinbase, BitStamp, OkCoin, or using a credit card (Circle.com is a good one for this). You can also find a local ATM near you that may offer their own wallet. In this case you can find the ATM deposit cash and it will automatically fund your account with Bitcoin. With how fast this industry is moving we suggest you login to your Member's Area and find the service that is best suited for you. If you need additional help, try contacting your sponsor:
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