Beginners Guide to Investing in AltCoins

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Investing in AltCoins

Have you ever thought about investing in a cryptocurrency? Perhaps someone you know has bought some shares in one or other AltCoin, and you are interested in doing the same? Here are a couple of things you should be aware of this kind of investment. Looking back on this Beginners Guide to Investing in AltCoins might also help you later.

It Gets Easier with Practice

Most people have heard of Bitcoin and perhaps some other AltCoins as well. When you buy any AltCoin, you are automatically investing in tech stock which is a part of a blockchain. It is a part of a widespread cryptocurrency network.

As soon as you invest for the first time, you will become familiar with Exchanges where people buy and sell AltCoins. Depending on insurance and security you can judge the quality of an individual exchange. They are different in user friendliness and trading amount as well.
Make sure your account is verified when you first sign up, so you don't have to be held back by the paperwork. Unverified accounts cannot trade since all exchanges follow the rules and regulations dealing with them.
Most exchanges have online wallets where your AltCoins will be kept. You can have a hardware wallet or use a paper wallet service.
The market of cryptocurrencies has grown in the last decade and particularly in the previous five years. More and more stores accept different AltCoins and payment method. There is also a lot of scrutiny, so stay safe when you invest.

Protect Yourself

Read the law and regulations before you do anything. Talk to people online who already belong to the AltCoin communities and networks. If your investment pays off, you can convert AltCoin to cash. Look at the best exchange rate and then decide if you want to allow your AltCoin to grow or if it best to switch it out.

It is also wise to keep different cryptocurrencies in various wallets. If you are serious about investing, perhaps it is worth paying some money for a more expensive wallet. But if you are not sure, ask people who already trade in cryptocurrencies. What attracts them to this investment?

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Thank you "newb here" and this is what I hear most often. "Protect Yourself" but how? Buying offline wallets? I know something like that exists still have to study it a bit more tho. Anyhow good guide!

Thanks. Also I would add if you live in USA the two most recognized exchanges are Coinbase and Gemini always use long passwords thats 25 long and never use same password with multiple accounts. I personally use LastPass

Where do you invest or trade altcoins? Thank you. J

nice post

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you will do same as i done dear :)

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