By now you know enough about Bitcoin to want in, but you’re not sure how to get some of your own.
Zip over to your friendly neighbourhood cryptocurrency corner store. Step Two: Ask the dude behind the counter to swap your greenbacks for bitcoins and you’re golden. Done deal.
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Yeah, right. If only it were that easy. Even though the world’s first digital moolah debuted five years ago, getting your hands on it relatively quickly and easily is still somewhat of a chore, one that we’ll break down to basics below.
First, get a digital wallet
Your first step (for real this time) is to acquire a digital wallet to stash your future bitcoins in. Bitcoin wallets allow you to store, send and receive bitcoins. You can get one from an Internet-based wallet service, like Coinbase or Blockchain.info (more on wallets in a minute).
Both online Bitcoin wallets are widely considered secure, though, just like any other company these days, neither can guarantee 100 percent protection against breaches. Each one also has a mobile app for Android users. Sorry, iOS users: you’re still out of luck for now.