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Bitcoin discussion / Re: What is your best Bitcoin Security practices?
« on: August 28, 2018, 07:33:07 AM »
I think this is a great summary of many things you need to consider for security of your coins. I also think the private keys are a big aspect of security and really keeping them private is very important, if not anyone can have access to your coins... And I got the impression that a paper wallet really is the safest option for choosing a wallet. Also it might make sense to use a laptop that you only use for cryptos and to use Linux on that...

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Bitcoin discussion / Re: How did you get into bitcoin?
« on: August 10, 2018, 09:34:12 AM »
I just read those stories and really enjoyed them! Very interesting:) I just started to get into the field of bitcoins, because over time I saw so many different articles about cryptocurrency that I finally decided to gain some knowledge in this fascinating field that seems to become more and more relevant. But before I am ready to start buying, trading etc. I still have a lot to learn... How did you all prepare, did you just jump in or did you prepare yourselves a lot before you bought your first coins? :)

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Bitcoin discussion / Re: how to create paper wallet
« on: August 10, 2018, 09:23:23 AM »
Thank you for the information! So the Paper wallet seems like the most secure one. But I heard that it pretty complicated to use and is not suitable if you want permament access to the stored bitcoins - is that true? Don't you just have to scan the QR-code inside the wallet? And if you would want another wallet, what additional wallet would make sense? As I am only a beginner I would really appreciate the help, thanks in advance:)

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Bitcoin tutorials / Re: Soft Fork vs. Hard Fork
« on: August 10, 2018, 09:08:27 AM »
Thank you for the explanation! So does this mean with a soft fork, the users dont have to do anything, but with a hard fork they need to update a software? I still don't quite understand when a hard fork needs to happen/ when a soft fork needs to happen. Can anyone maybe explain why each ones happen? Thanks in advance:)

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Bitcoin discussion / Re: What is your favorite #Bitcoin Slang?
« on: August 10, 2018, 09:00:25 AM »
I did not know that bitcoin slang is a thing. Are there any other slang words than the ones above? Is it imortant to be familiar with the slang in order to do well and if so, coud anyone give me a tip on where I can catch up? I am still learning the basics, so I would be thankful for the help:)

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Introductions / New member says hi!
« on: August 10, 2018, 08:53:57 AM »
Hello everybody! I am a new member of the forum and wanted to say hello and thank you for having me! I am rather new to the world of bitcoins and cryptocurrencies in general. I managed to gain some (really) basic knowledge but am looking to gain much more information about this fascinating topic. I am looking forward to read and participate in all your interesting discussions. Cheers!

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