What You Need to Get Started

Computer, Internet Connection, Malware Protection, Payment Processor, Crypto Exchange

Install Anti-Malware Protection

Do NOT risk damaging your computer hard drive and get exposed to viruses, trojans and identity theft. 

Sites and faucets are repeatedly attacked by hackers despite the use of anti-malware protection and stepped-up security protocols by admins.

Advertisements contain viruses that create technical difficulties on your personal computer.

Do a daily threat scan to have your computer functioning at an optimal level.  Permanently delete threats located in the History Tab.  Shut down, and then restart your computer.

Wallet Addresses

Bitcoin is digital money.  It is electronically stored in your wallet address on the crypto exchange.

You can generate wallet addresses for different cryptocurrencies.

Each wallet address has its unique numerical and alphabetical digital code.

You can generate more than one wallet address for a coin.

The wallet address is used for send and receive transactions.

Convert coins to cash on the exchange and withdraw via a payment processor or a wire bank transfer.

Service fees apply.  Review the crypto exchange cashout protocols and policies.