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The upcoming Bitcoin (BTC) hard fork is coming at the end of this month, which will produce a second, minority blockchain called Bitcoin Cash (BCC/BCH). The popular digital currency wallet, Coinbase, has made an official announcement that they don't plan on supporting the Bitcoin Cash blockchain that will arise from the hard fork.
If you own any Bitcoin (BTC) on Coinbase, I strongly recommend you move your BTC position to a different wallet solution, just long enough to make it through the hard fork, and then you can move it back to Coinbase afterwards. If you control your secret keys, you can use this information for the upcoming Bitcoin Cash (BCC) fork and get those funds. Read more about the different exchanges and wallets planning to support BCC/BCH (Bitcoin Cash)...
If you own any Bitcoin (BTC) on Coinbase, I strongly recommend you move your BTC position to a different wallet solution, just long enough to make it through the hard fork, and then you can move it back to Coinbase afterwards. If you control your secret keys, you can use this information for the upcoming Bitcoin Cash (BCC) fork and get those funds. Read more about the different exchanges and wallets planning to support BCC/BCH (Bitcoin Cash)...
This is a how to guide for using Rippex for storing Ripple (XRP). I'm writing this guide for those who are very new to cryptocurrency, and I will take the time to expand on each step that is happening throughout the process.
Rippex is a desktop wallet solution allowing you to maintain your own Ripple wallet. You can install Rippex on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Rippex is a desktop wallet solution allowing you to maintain your own Ripple wallet. You can install Rippex on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
- Make sure you're in a safe place, where somebody cannot see your display.
- Make sure you're in an environment where somebody is not using a camera to view your display.
- Rippex is only as secure as your computer is. Make sure your anti-virus and anti-malware software are updated.
This is a how to guide for sending Ripple (XRP) from Poloniex to Rippex. I'm writing this guide for those who are very new to cryptocurrency, and I will take the time to expand on each step that is happening throughout the process.
Login to your Gatehub account, go to your Wallet page, and in the upper left will be a link to Send Payment, which will bring up a module allowing you to send funds. Choose the 'Instant' option on the far left, and here you can paste in your Rippex wallet address and the amount of XRP you want to send.
Verify your Rippex address is 100% correct and click Confirm. Gatehub will charge a very small fee to send the Ripple. You can see the status of your withdrawal by clicking the Recent Activity column in the far right. The transfer from Gatehub to Rippex should be a quick process.
Rippex does not need an Internet connection to be installed. It does require an Internet connection to access Ripple's servers to view your Ripple wallet on the Overview page. Here is your complete, step by step, how to guide for sending Ripple (XRP) from Gatehub to Rippex...
Login to your Gatehub account, go to your Wallet page, and in the upper left will be a link to Send Payment, which will bring up a module allowing you to send funds. Choose the 'Instant' option on the far left, and here you can paste in your Rippex wallet address and the amount of XRP you want to send.
Verify your Rippex address is 100% correct and click Confirm. Gatehub will charge a very small fee to send the Ripple. You can see the status of your withdrawal by clicking the Recent Activity column in the far right. The transfer from Gatehub to Rippex should be a quick process.
Rippex does not need an Internet connection to be installed. It does require an Internet connection to access Ripple's servers to view your Ripple wallet on the Overview page. Here is your complete, step by step, how to guide for sending Ripple (XRP) from Gatehub to Rippex...
This is a how to guide for buying and storing Ripple (XRP). I'm writing this guide for those who are very new to cryptocurrency, and I will take the time to expand on each step that is happening throughout the process.
As you're creating these accounts, you're also going to want to setup 2 Factor Authentication, which means after you login with your username and password to a site, an annoying third step will require you to provide a unique code, which will be generated from your 2 Factor Authentication app.
The first step is you need to convert your fiat money to digital cryptocurrency. This means you're going to take money from your bank account and use it to purchase Bitcoin. While there are other cryptocurrencies you can purchase, we are going to proceed with Bitcoin because it will be the easiest cryptocurrency requiring the least amount of steps to convert to Ripple. Here is your complete, step by step, how to guide for buying and storing Ripple (XRP)...
As you're creating these accounts, you're also going to want to setup 2 Factor Authentication, which means after you login with your username and password to a site, an annoying third step will require you to provide a unique code, which will be generated from your 2 Factor Authentication app.
The first step is you need to convert your fiat money to digital cryptocurrency. This means you're going to take money from your bank account and use it to purchase Bitcoin. While there are other cryptocurrencies you can purchase, we are going to proceed with Bitcoin because it will be the easiest cryptocurrency requiring the least amount of steps to convert to Ripple. Here is your complete, step by step, how to guide for buying and storing Ripple (XRP)...
This is a how to guide for buying Bitcoin (BTC) from Coinbase. I'm writing this guide for those who are very new to cryptocurrency, and I will take the time to expand on each step that is happening throughout the process.
The first step is you need to convert your fiat money to digital cryptocurrency. This means you're going to take money from your bank account and use it to purchase Bitcoin. To start, create an account on Coinbase, which is one of the easiest, safest ways to buy Bitcoin. They are a legitimate company and are US based.
When signing up for these cryptocurrency financial services, it's very important to use a unique, strong password. Make sure you've stored this password in a safe place, and under no circumstance, share your password with anyone. Giving access to these accounts is essentially giving access to one of your financial accounts. It's your responsibility to protect and safeguard your login credentials.
After your profile has been created, the next step is adding a funding source, which can be any bank account or credit card. I strongly recommend only using your bank account because the fees to convert your fiat to Bitcoin will be the cheapest. Here is your complete, step by step, how to guide for buying Bitcoin (BTC) on Coinbase...
The first step is you need to convert your fiat money to digital cryptocurrency. This means you're going to take money from your bank account and use it to purchase Bitcoin. To start, create an account on Coinbase, which is one of the easiest, safest ways to buy Bitcoin. They are a legitimate company and are US based.
When signing up for these cryptocurrency financial services, it's very important to use a unique, strong password. Make sure you've stored this password in a safe place, and under no circumstance, share your password with anyone. Giving access to these accounts is essentially giving access to one of your financial accounts. It's your responsibility to protect and safeguard your login credentials.
After your profile has been created, the next step is adding a funding source, which can be any bank account or credit card. I strongly recommend only using your bank account because the fees to convert your fiat to Bitcoin will be the cheapest. Here is your complete, step by step, how to guide for buying Bitcoin (BTC) on Coinbase...
This is a how to guide for mining Zcash on a Mac. Here are the technical specifications for the Mac I used for mining:
- 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7 Processor
- 16 GB 1600 Mhz DDR3 Memory
- AMD Radeon R9 M370X 2 GB Video Card
- MacOS Sierra 10.12.4
