Topic: Use of btc (Read 270 times)
Bitcoin can be used in many ways as long as you know how to use it. He can provide you with all your expenses to yourself and it can cause this wealth.
I try to spend at least 50% of my Bitcoins as I believe that movement is a growth and hence it feels like a contribution to the growth of the network. To be honest, there are limited options for me to spend my Bitcoins which includes spending it on my domain name purchases, paying for mobile/DTH top-ups etc. There is not even a single merchant in my town accepting Bitcoin as a payment method. However, I believe that situation will change soon and we will be able to spend Bitcoins without converting it into the fiat currencies.
there are To many sites for this. u can search in google.
BTC is the GOLD of information technology.
please search in google only
BTC is the GOLD of information technology.
please search in google only
For me... my 'use' of Bitcoin is purely as a store of value. I've given up on it being a currency that facilitates 100's of tiny transactions for me weekly... such as buying a bag of chips. Other coins have learned from the flaws of Bitcoin and are more future proof on transaction fees... but none of them are Bitcoin. So for me, it's where I put a small percentage of my paycheck to hedge against inflation and for a potential future cash out.
I mostly use my bitcoins by selling them throught LocalBitcoins for money on my PayPal account. I also use Purse.io to buy directly on Amazon. A good other would be to sell them for cash from hand-to-hand sellers but I have not yet done it.
How do you use actually your bitcoins...And which sites accept bitcoins?
Where can we exchange bitcoins except local traders?
Where can we exchange bitcoins except local traders?
Here's a list that should be somewhat up-to-date. Note that Bitcoin acceptance may differ based on your region (eg. Expedia only accepts BTC payments on their US website).
https://99bitcoins.com/who-accepts-bitcoins-payment-companies-stores-take-bitcoins/
Noteable other (non-US) merchants include: aohostels.com (hotel / hostel rooms) and lieferando.de / lieferservice.at (food delivery service)
I personally mostly use BTC for namecheap, Steam and HumbleBundle (in cases where HumbleBundle accepts BTC, which is unfortunately not always).
Noteable exchange platforms for buying / selling BTC include: Coinbase.com, Kraken.com, Bitstamp.net and Bitcoin.de. There are a couple other ones that have a heavy focus on alts, but most of them don't allow for direct bank transfers.
How do you use actually your bitcoins...And which sites accept bitcoins?
Where can we exchange bitcoins except local traders?
Where can we exchange bitcoins except local traders?
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