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Where and How to Sell Bitcoins in Nigeria

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In this comprehensive step-by-step guide, we will walk you through the process of selling Bitcoin using the convenient Yellow Card Wallet platform. If you're looking for a hassle-free way to turn your Bitcoin into cash, this tutorial is designed for you!

First, we'll explain the benefits of using Yellow Card Wallet for selling your Bitcoin. With its user-friendly interface and strong focus on security, Yellow Card Wallet ensures a seamless experience while safeguarding your funds. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced trader, selling Bitcoin has never been easier!

To get started, create an account on the Yellow Card Wallet website or mobile app. We will guide you through the registration process, emphasizing important security measures to protect your account. Afterwards, we'll cover how to navigate the wallet interface, familiarizing you with its features and functionalities.

Once your account is set up, we'll demonstrate how to securely transfer your Bitcoin to the Yellow Card Wallet. You'll learn the correct way to enter wallet addresses and execute smooth transactions, ensuring your funds are safely deposited.

Next, we'll dive into the process of selling Bitcoin on Yellow Card Wallet. We'll provide detailed instructions on how to locate the sell option within the app and walk you through the necessary steps to initiate the selling process. You'll gain valuable insights into selecting the appropriate payment method, considering factors such as convenience, transaction fees, and speed.

To ensure you make the most informed decisions, we'll discuss how to analyze Bitcoin exchange rates and market trends within the Yellow Card Wallet platform. This knowledge will empower you to optimize your selling opportunities and maximize your profits.

Lastly, we'll conclude the tutorial by highlighting essential tips, tricks, and precautions for a smooth selling experience utilizing Yellow Card Wallet. By following our advice, you'll be equipped with the necessary knowledge to confidently sell your Bitcoin while avoiding potential pitfalls.

With this step-by-step guide, you'll be able to sell Bitcoin hassle-free using Yellow Card Wallet. Empower yourself to exchange your cryptocurrency for cash quickly and efficiently! Start leveraging Yellow Card Wallet's user-friendly interface and cutting-edge security measures to sell your Bitcoin today!

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What Is Bitcoin, How Is It Different Than "Real" Money

Bitcoin is a virtual currency. It doesn't exist in the kind of physical form that the currency & coin we're used to exist in. It doesn't even exist in a form as physical as Monopoly money. It's electrons - not molecules.

But consider how much cash you personally handle. You get a paycheck that you take to the bank - or it's autodeposited without you even seeing the paper that it's not printed on. You then use a debit card (or a checkbook, if you're old school) to access those funds. At best, you see 10% of it in a cash form in your pocket or in your pocketbook. So, it turns out that 90% of the funds that you manage are virtual - electrons in a spreadsheet or database.

But wait - those are U.S. funds (or those of whatever country you hail from), safe in the bank and guaranteed by the full faith of the FDIC up to about $250K per account, right? Well, not exactly. Your financial institution may only required to keep 10% of its deposits on deposit. In some cases, it's less. It lends the rest of your money out to other people for up to 30 years. It charges them for the loan, and charges you for the privilege of letting them lend it out.

How does money get created?

Your bank gets to create money by lending it out.

Say you deposit $1,000 with your bank. They then lend out $900 of it. Suddenly you have $1000 and someone else has $900. Magically, there's $1900 floating around where before there was only a grand.

Now say your bank instead lends 900 of your dollars to another bank. That bank in turn lends $810 to another bank, which then lends $720 to a customer. Poof! $3,430 in an instant - almost $2500 created out of nothing - as long as the bank follows your government's central bank rules.

Creation of Bitcoin is as different from bank funds' creation as cash is from electrons. It is not controlled by a government's central bank, but rather by consensus of its users and nodes. It is not created by a limited mint in a building, but rather by distributed open source software and computing. And it requires a form of actual work for creation. More on that shortly.

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Short History of Bitcoin

Bitcoin is the premier cryptocurrency of the world. It is a peer-to-peer currency and transaction system based on a decentralized consensus-based public ledger called blockchain that records all transactions.

Now the bitcoin was envisaged in 2008 by Satoshi Nakamoto but it was a product of many decades of research into cryptography and blockchain and not just one guy's work. It was the utopian dream of cryptographers and free trade advocates to have a borderless, decentralized currency based on the blockchain. Their dream is now a reality with the growing popularity of bitcoin and other altcoins around the world.

Now the cryptocurrency was first deployed over the consensus-based blockchain in 2009 and the same year it was traded for the very first time. In July 2010, the price of bitcoin was just 8 cents and the number of miners and nodes was quite less compared to tens of thousands in number right now.

Within the space of one year, the new alternative currency had risen to $1 and it was becoming an interesting prospect for the future. Mining was relatively easy and people were making good money making trades and even paying with it in some cases.

Within six months, the currency had doubled again to $2. While the price of bitcoin is not stable at a particular price point, it has been showing this pattern of insane growth for some time. In July 2011 at one point, the coin went bonkers and the record-high $31 price point was achieved but the market soon realized that it was overvalued compared to the gains made on the ground and it recorrected it back to $2.

December 2012 saw a healthy increase to $13 but soon enough, the price was going to explode. Within four months till April 2013, the price had increased to a whopping $266. It corrected itself later on back to $100 but this astronomical increase in price rose it stardom for the very first time and people started debating about an actual real-world scenario with Bitcoin.

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About the Bitcoin Market

For those not familiar with what bitcoin is; it is basically a digital currency for which no banking system or even a government is needed. Open source software is used to operate the transactions. Many people are investing money in the bitcoin market because ever since it was introduced in 2009, it has become extremely popular among traders and investors. Even many merchants have started to accept bitcoins. For example, you can buy a web hosting service or even order a pizza with your digital currency.

When you are trading in the bitcoin market, you can trade anonymously. The currency is not tied to any particular country and there are even no regulations designed for it. Even small businesses are using bitcoins because there is no transaction fee involved in the exchange. If you have some savings, you can invest that money to buy bitcoins and to gain profit because the value of this digital currency is predicted to go up.

The market places where digital currencies are exchanged are called bitcoin exchanges. They are the places where people buy and sell bitcoins by using the currencies of their respective countries. You simply need a wallet software, open an account, and then buy bitcoins from the money you have in your account in order to become ready for the exchanges. People are even transferring digital currencies through their Smartphones. There are mobile apps available for this purpose. You can either purchase bitcoins from online exchanges or get them from special ATMs.

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Bitcoin Buying Guide - Easy 3-Step Guide to Buying Your First Bitcoin

Looking for a Bitcoin Buying Guide? Wondering where to start? People have a lot of misconceptions about bitcoin - the very first widely known and accepted cryptocurrency worldwide.

A lot of people think for example that only hackers and shady people use it. However bitcoin is actually going mainstream with everyone from TigerDirect to Expedia.com to Dell and even Subway accepting payments in bitcoin now.

Why so popular?

Well, bitcoin has a lot of benefits over other currencies. For example, you can send bitcoins to someone as payment without having to go through the bank middleman (and get hit with extra fees). It's also much faster than sending money via a bank wire or transfer. You can send bitcoins to someone and have them receiving the coins in seconds.

With all of this, it's no surprise that many people are now trying to buy bitcoin for the first time. However it's not as easy as going to your bank and withdrawing bitcoins - or going to a store and plunking down some hard-earned cash for bitcoin.

The system works a bit differently than that. This Bitcoin Buying Guide will go over a few things you need to know before you buy - so you can buy safely and securely.

First of all, while the price might be over $2000 us per coin, you don't have to buy an entire bitcoin. Most places will let you buy portions of a bitcoin for as little as $20. So you can start off small and go from there as you get more comfortable with the way things work.

Secondly, this article is for general purposes only and not to be taken as financial advice. Bitcoin can be risky and before making any purchase you should consult with your financial advisor to see if it's right for you.

So here are 3 easy steps to buying Bitcoins:

#1 Get a Bitcoin Wallet

The first thing to do before you buy your coins is to get a virtual wallet to store your coins. This wallet is a string of text that people can use to send you bitcoins.

There are a number of different types of wallets including ones you download to your phone or computer, online wallets and even offline, cold storage wallets.

Most people prefer to get a wallet on their phone or computer. Popular wallets include Blockchain, Armory, Bitgo MyCelium and Xapo.

Usually it's as simple as downloading the wallet to your phone as an app or downloading the software to your computer from the wallet's main website

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