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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Guides to Bitcoin Investment.
by
Aanuoluwatofunmi
on 11/01/2024, 15:21:44 UTC
You don't need much to invest in Bitcoin, all you need is the following:

Personal identification documents

Bank account information

A secure internet connection

Where have you gotten your information source from, because these are not true and posts like this are what make other people not to have the opportunity to believe in whatever they see online and I hope you're not constituting to one of the wrong informations or directions that mislead others from the social media influence, I think you also need to learn about bitcoin before giving a contribution on it.

Keep in mind—if you’re going to be purchasing coins through a stockbroker, you may not need to supply your personal information or financial information because your stockbroker will likely have all that on record.

You're not making use of a stock broker here, this is not forex, moreover, you can exchange your fiat to bitcoin using an exchange or a reputable escrow service provider you trusted.


Join a Bitcoin exchange

Get a Bitcoin wallet

Connect your wallet to a bank account

Place your Bitcoin order

Manage your Bitcoin investment

If you're truly interested in giving something quality that a newbie wants, you wouldn't have started by this, after learning bitcoin,  newbie should know how to earn or exchange for bitcoin and the way they can be privately secured by using a non custodial wallet, under which we find in cold storages with several examples.




wallet is the safest storage method for your coins. A cold wallet is an actual piece of hardware that stores your coins, usually, a portable device that’s similar to a flash drive. Most cold wallets cost between $60 to $100. Some popular cold wallets are:

Trezor

Ledger Nano

You don't even know much about wallets, bitcoin is not stored on the wallet, instead on Blockchain, you only make use of a non custodial wallet to have access to your private keys to access those coins from the blockchain, if you're using a non custodial wallet, you can have access to your private keys.

Leader is not what I expected to hear from you made mention of, there's no privacy anymore with the use of ledger, this alone shows that you're not updated on what's going on, but Trezor is a nice bite.