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Sell your Bitcoin and receive funds in minutes – quick and hassle-free
Cash out large or small amounts – whatever fits your needs
Your sale is protected by trusted payment partners and strong security
Receive money via bank transfer, credit card refund, or payment app
Sell BTC, ETH, BCH and other major coins easily and confidently
Sell your Bitcoin and receive funds in minutes – quick and hassle-free
Cash out large or small amounts – whatever fits your needs
Your sale is protected by trusted payment partners and strong security
Receive money via bank transfer, credit card refund, or payment app
Sell BTC, ETH, BCH and other major coins easily and confidently
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Complete a one-time verification of your identity
You'll be given a cryptocurrency address to send to
Once the transaction is confirmed, we'll send the cash to your bank account
Complete a one-time verification of your identity
You'll be given a cryptocurrency address to send to
Once the transaction is confirmed, we'll send the cash to your bank account
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Bitcoin is a decentralized digital asset. It is a new type of asset that joins the ranks of traditional assets such as cash, gold, and real estate.
Bitcoin has several key characteristics that set it apart from traditional forms of money: Limited Supply: There will only ever be 21 million bitcoins, making it rare. Unlike common items that have served as currency, such as seashells or salt, Bitcoin's scarcity enhances its value and prevents the erosion of purchasing power. Divisibility: One bitcoin can be divided into 100 million pieces (sats), providing even greater scarcity protection. Unlike the US dollar, which can only be divided into 100 cents, Bitcoin can be broken down into minute amounts, ensuring that the world will never "run out" of it. Durability: Bitcoin's resilience stems from a globally distributed network of computers that independently track ownership, making sure no bitcoin is lost. This network's structure ensures the currency's long-term stability. Portability: With Bitcoin, global transactions can be conducted in minutes, regardless of the amount. This feature offers unparalleled accessibility and convenience. Verifiability: Unlike many tangible assets, Bitcoin's authenticity is easily verified. The system's structure makes it virtually impossible to transact with counterfeit Bitcoin, contrasting starkly with other valuable commodities like gold, which can be more easily falsified.
Money in banks appears on a ledger, recording transactions such as deposits and withdrawals, and relies on the bank as a trusted third party. Mistakes can occur, necessitating reconciliation statements. Bitcoin, in contrast, uses a decentralized ledger. Transactions are verified by nodes running the software, added to blocks, and cryptographically linked, forming a blockchain. The Bitcoin network's decentralized nodes must reach consensus on transaction validity through a proof of work (PoW) mechanism. This process requires miners to perform calculations, consuming energy, making manipulation costly and ensuring network security, all without relying on a central authority.
Bitcoin's protocol is open-source software created by a pseudonymous person or group known as Satoshi Nakamoto. Changes to it are influenced by those running the software, holders, businesses, developers, and stakeholders. Collectively, they shape what Bitcoin is.
Bitcoin's status as a store of value is debated. Its impressive annualized return and scarcity argue for it, but high volatility and technological concerns argue against. Traditional stores of value include fiat currency, precious metals, and real estate, each with unique characteristics. Bitcoin's decentralized, digital nature offers distinct advantages and challenges as a store of value. Its role continues to evolve alongside other cryptocurrencies.
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