mark sheppard
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I'm a self employed investor in cryptocurrencies, stocks and dividends. I love sharing what I've learned over the years!
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Top 5 Monero Faucets To Earn Monero
Crypto faucets have become a popular way for users to gain access to tokens without having to directly purchase them through exchanges. While the payouts tend to be small, most do not involve an extensive amount of work or complex inputs. And, best of all, the rewards are free and allow for users to experiment with different crypto-assets without spending a penny.
By mark sheppardabout a year ago in The Chain
5 Best Platforms to Trade XRP
In the past when you heard the word ‘cryptocurrency’, the first thing that came to everyone’s minds was Bitcoin. To some, this is still the case; they believe that Bitcoin is the cryptocurrency and the vice versa to also be true.
By mark sheppardabout a year ago in The Chain
Converting Bitcoin (BTC) to Monero (XMR) and Everything In Between
What is Monero? Monero is the cryptomarket’s answer to Bitcoin‘s lack of privacy. For a long time, people believed that Bitcoin transactions were anonymous. Nowadays, most people understand that this is not the case. In reality, there are a plethora of tools and services one could employ to unmask the person behind particular Bitcoin transactions.
By mark sheppardabout a year ago in The Chain
The Best Cryptocurrency Exchanges: [Most Comprehensive Guide List]
What is a cryptocurrency exchange? Cryptocurrency exchanges are websites where you can buy, sell, or exchange cryptocurrencies for other digital currency or traditional currency like US dollars or Euro. For those that want to trade professionally and have access to fancy trading tools, you will likely need to use an exchange that requires you to verify your ID and open an account. If you just want to make the occasional, straightforward trade, there are also platforms that you can use that do not require an account.
By mark sheppardabout a year ago in The Chain
How To Convert Bitcoin Cash (BCH) To Bitcoin(BTC)? [Safely]
For those of you who don’t know what I am talking about, here is the thing: Bitcoin Cash isn’t completely anonymous when you own and transact it. To supplement this lack of anonymity, many BCH users convert their Bitcoin Cash into Bitcoins because it breaks the chain and makes them completely anonymous.
By mark sheppardabout a year ago in The Chain
How To Convert Monero (XMR) To Bitcoin (BTC)? [Safely]
For those of you who don’t know what I am talking about, here is the thing: Monero is completely anonymous when you own and transact it. Many XMR users convert their Monero into Bitcoin because it breaks the chain and makes you completely anonymous.
By mark sheppardabout a year ago in The Chain
How To Convert Bitcoin (BTC) To Bitcoin Cash (BCH)? [Safely]
For those of you who don’t know what I am talking about, here is the thing: Bitcoin isn’t completely anonymous when you own and transact it. To supplement this lack of anonymity, many BTC users convert their Bitcoins into Bitcoin Cash because it breaks the chain and makes them completely anonymous.
By mark sheppardabout a year ago in The Chain
How To Convert Bitcoin (BTC) To Litecoin (LTC)? [Safely]
For those of you who don’t know what I am talking about, here is the thing: Bitcoin isn’t completely anonymous when you own and transact it. To supplement this lack of anonymity, many BTC users convert their Bitcoins into Litecoin because it breaks the chain and makes them completely anonymous.
By mark sheppardabout a year ago in The Chain
How To Convert Bitcoin (BTC) To Ethereum (ETH)? [Safely]
For those of you who don’t know what I am talking about, here is the thing: Bitcoin isn’t completely anonymous when you own and transact it. To supplement this lack of anonymity, many BTC users convert their Bitcoins into Ethereum because it breaks the chain and makes them completely anonymous.
By mark sheppardabout a year ago in The Chain
How To Convert/Mix Bitcoin (BTC) To Bitcoin(BTC)? [Safely]
For those of you who don’t know what I am talking about, here is the thing: Bitcoin isn’t completely anonymous when you own and transact it. To supplement this lack of anonymity, many BTC users convert their bitcoins into new Bitcoins because mixing makes them completely anonymous. One cannot even know how much value was transacted between two parties, forget about their identities least.
By mark sheppardabout a year ago in The Chain
