Quote from: agustina2 on December 04, 2015, 12:33:17 PM

Quote from: USB-S on December 04, 2015, 11:44:31 AM

Where do you live? Does you perhaps have a bitcoin atm near you? Maybe some other exchange?

However congratulations op for joining the club. I wish you a long hold with many profits.
Just to be safe you I would store that bitcoin in a cold wallet.

There's an other exchange here but I want to try the Coinbase system as I see it has better rates. So the process will be Coinbase Exchange then Cash it out to our local exchange.

Quote from: Mickeyb on December 04, 2015, 11:50:45 AM

For an online wallet like Coinbase, up to 1 BTCs would be a maximum that I would store in it. 1 bitcoin is not that much of money and for some non-technical people it's much easier to just leave it in Coinbase than to go through all the trouble of learning and setting up their own wallet.

As long as you don't send your funds to the online gambling sites, etc, Coinbase is good enough I guess up to 1 BTCs.

There you go. Some are just overacting that even a 1000 satoshis are required to store in an offline wallet. Its fine for holding job but for circulating much better to use online wallet.

Honestly I was one of those, but lately I came to realize that for some people especially that really not so tech savvy, holding little sums in one of those online wallets shouldn't be the end of the world. Learning how to secure other wallet for a computer illiterate person is more hassle than just trusting a Coinbase.

After all, you are risking about $350 if you store 1 btc in Coinbase. I carry very, often more in my wallet and this is much riskier than to store up to 1 btc in Coinbase.