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Here is an example, an article that I wrote just now. This would be classified as basic, but a more basic form (hehe_
Why you should use Bitcoin
Bitcoin is a form of digital currency that was released in hopes of creating a decentralized economy, but many people do not understand why the use of Bitcoin is relatively important and helpful in terms of daily use.
Why should you use it? Listed below are 5 good reasons that explain why you should take the time to both research and think about being a part of this digital currency.
Bitcoin is CHEAP
Sending and receiving BTC takes up a minimal amount of money when it comes to fees. Unlike banks that issue the funds for your credit cards, Bitcoin (and merchants) doesn't charge you an extra amount of money when making purchases/doing transactions, whereas credit cards do. Bitcoin costs almost nothing to send (it costs around $0.04 at current USD rates to make a transaction using Bitcoin) and is usually much faster than online payment services such as PayPal, which takes a large amount of fees.
Bitcoin is FAST
In most cases, when you send or receive bitcoins, the most you'll have to wait will be around 13 minutes to get one confirmation. Confirmations protect both you and the other person you are involved with from money being held in the middle of cyber-space, and they take a very short time to show. However, sending and receiving BTC is instant in the case that you see the money in your balance. Because of the speed of Bitcoin transactions, many people find using Bitcoin as a payment processor is much better than PayPal due to the fact that they get their money instantly and it's free to use whenever they want, without having to wait 21 days.
You won't lose sleep at night thinking about chargebacks
Bitcoin transactions are not reversible. End of story. Once someone sends you Bitcoins, they can in no way reverse the transaction and get the coins back for themselves without your say so. This allows you to go to bed at night happily, instead of worrying that some scammer might defraud you and chargeback the coins during the middle of the night while you're having a wet dream, which unlike PayPal where chargebacks are notorious with scammers, can't be done. This is one big reason why many PayPal users are switching to digital currencies like Bitcoin.
No payment information is required with Bitcoin
"A private key in the context of Bitcoin is a secret number that allows bitcoins to be spent. Every Bitcoin wallet contains one or more private keys, which ar saved in the wallet file. The private keys are mathematically related to all Bitcoin addresses generated for the wallet." Due to the fact that the private key holds your money, you need to keep it secure and make sure that on one finds it. When sending Bitcoins, you don't need to do anything.
When you make a transaction with a service like PayPal or Skrill, you need to give up a lot of information. Credit card numbers, identification (in most cases), names, addresses, etc/ With Bitcoin transactions, you don't need any of that. Bitcoin transactions use two keys: one is called a public key, and one is called a private key. Anyone can see your public key, it is your Bitcoin addresss. (Where people can send you money, see your balance, etc.) When you send money, you sign the transaction using both your public and private key and applying some mathematical function to it, creating a sort of ceritificate which proves that you were the one that created the transaction. In simple terms, all you need to do is press send, enter the address of the person you want to send to, the amount of bitcoins to send, and you're done.
Bitcoins can be made at home!
Unlike physical money, Bitcoin can be "mined" at home on your computer meaning you can create it at home, whenever you like. While it isn't going to make you a decent amount if you don't have the right setup, the fact that the Bitcoin you received last night to pay for your Pornhub subscription was mined by someone at home in 2012 while they were watching Dora, is pretty cool. If you have enough computing power, you can create your own Bitcoins. It does take a bit of an investment in both electricity and some equipment, but after that it's just the job of leaving your machines and software running all day. Money while you're at the movies with your uncle? Who wouldn't like that!
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