starting bitcoin

[um]

So I don’t have a PayPal or BTC address, and I always make deals on here based on contingencies and borrowing money from my cousin or something like that. I wanted to get onto bitcoin and see how things go with that and see if it’s worth using stuff on there, but I have no clue on how to do any of that. I’ve gotten recommended to download BlockChain for BTC, but I wanted to hear other ideas and other help on how to do these kinds of things. Thanks in advance, Cam.

 

[Fozza]

So I don’t have a PayPal or BTC address, and I always make deals on here based on contingencies and borrowing money from my cousin or something like that. I wanted to get onto bitcoin and see how things go with that and see if it’s worth using stuff on there, but I have no clue on how to do any of that. I’ve gotten recommended to download BlockChain for BTC, but I wanted to hear other ideas and other help on how to do these kinds of things. Thanks in advance, Cam.

I started with blockchain, very good. Would recommend

 

[gorman]

blockchain

 

[um]

Btw I’m 16 and don’t have a drivers license soooooo add that to the list

 

[Landon]

Everyone recommends Blockchain, but I try to stray away from companies. I first used Coinbase, and then they started their ID verification requirements, so I lost my $3.24 . Blockchain doesn't do that, but it's a public company based in Europe, and it won't surprise me if they start requiring verification for U.S. users.

I use Electrum, it's an application you can download on Mac, Windows, Linux, and Android. It's fully client-side, so it's not like your information is being stored in a company database. Everything is stored on your device, encrypted. It uses a secret key, so you can always recover your funds.

https://electrum.org/#home

 

[um]

Everyone recommends Blockchain, but I try to stray away from companies. I first used Coinbase, and then they started their ID verification requirements, so I lost my $3.24 . Blockchain doesn't do that, but it's a public company based in Europe, and it won't surprise me if they start requiring verification for U.S. users.

I use Electrum, it's an application you can download on Mac, Windows, Linux, and Android. It's fully client-side, so it's not like your information is being stored in a company database. Everything is stored on your device, encrypted. It uses a secret key, so you can always recover your funds.

https://electrum.org/#home

Looks amazing. I’ll check it out, but I have an IPhone so that’s gonna be hard for me xD, nonetheless thanks!

 

[User]

So I don’t have a PayPal or BTC address, and I always make deals on here based on contingencies and borrowing money from my cousin or something like that. I wanted to get onto bitcoin and see how things go with that and see if it’s worth using stuff on there, but I have no clue on how to do any of that. I’ve gotten recommended to download BlockChain for BTC, but I wanted to hear other ideas and other help on how to do these kinds of things. Thanks in advance, Cam.

I'd suggest Atomic wallet or Coinbase for wallets.

 

[JamesBond]

start with blockchain and that should be good

 

[Red]

…I lost my $3.24

 

[um]

Imagine borrowing money

i have a paypal now tho LMAO