HOW TO MAKE CRYPTOCURRENCY WORK AS A BEGINNER

As beginner the subject on how cryptocurrency works may seem like robot science or climbing Mount Everest. But you worry no more for am going to highlight some of the basic things you need to know, just continue reading.

Set up an account.You must be familiar with PayPal or debit card, right?. Cryptocurrency is almost the same thing, only that you will not involve Dollars, instead you will see crypto currencies on your screen.
First, you will need to set up a cryptocurrency account, that is, a coinbase account. As a coin base user you will have the power to buy, sell or even store litecoin, bitcoin, bitcoincash, and ether all in a single wallet.
As I said earlier, cryptocurrency works more like a bank credit. The difference between the two is that cryptocurrency is issued by algorithm instead of the government and banks in the case of credit.
The algorithm system has the mandate of determining the operations in transactions through software called a wallet. A public digital ledger is where all the transactions on crypto currencies are recorded.
But who confirms the transactions carried out through crypto currencies? Is it the government? Is it the hackers I hear about?
Many people a skeptic when it comes to the confirmation of the transactions. Cryptocurrency miners are the people who do the confirmation. The miners are experienced in the running of both software and hardware and breaking cryptographic codes as a way of confirming the transactions to the digital ledger.
The first step to demystify the whole thing about cryptocurrency is to open a coin base account.

Don’t forget to make Google your number one partner especially if you feel like there is something that needs clarification

Photo by Christina Morillo on Pexels.com

. And before you go; we encourage you to pay your taxes promptly.
Plus, if anyone asks you what cryptocurrency, just grin is and tell them that; cryptocurrency is a form of digital currency that is encrypted and decentralized and that it is transferred between peers and confirmed through the process of mining.

Know you know. Leave your comments below. Thanks.

Advertisements

CRYPTOCURRENCY

National Park Tweets https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

National Avocado Day

I love playing and toying with my search engine and you wont believe what I found out about the Avocado fruit. Well, it doesn’t matter whether you are in America, Europe or Africa, you must have tasted an avocado recently, right?
On Tuesday 31, is marked on the National Day calendar as a time enjoy and celebrate this delicious fruit. And Americans love this fruit, I can bet on that. The uses of Avocado are broad but we can categorize them as: internal the body and external body uses.

see also

YGHR would like to thank the Yale Global Mental Health program for its continued support!

Yale Global Health Review

View original post

Consider the ASHA: A Qualitative Analysis of Accredited Social Health Activists’ Experiences in Udaipur, India

Yale Global Health Review

BY SARA LOCKE

Source: Partha Sarathi Sahana.

Khushi Baby is a wearable mHealth platform tracking maternal and child health to the last mile. Its mission is to reduce infant and maternal mortality due to vaccine-preventable disease. As explained in the Khushi Baby 2016 Annual Report, the Khushi Baby system comprises of a culturally tailored NFC necklace, which digitally stores immunization and health records for pregnant mothers and children. The necklace interfaces with a mobile app to update records, and serves as a social symbol of health that can be used to recruit more mothers to immunization camps and antenatal check-ups. The data is synced to a dashboard for health officials to manage care delivery resources. Also, the necklace serves as a social symbol of health that can be used to recruit more mothers to immunization camps and antenatal check-ups. The dashboard sends dialect-specific voice reminders to the family’s cell phone…

View original post 4,313 more words

Buying Cryptocurrency

How to Buy Cryptocurrency

it must have been heartbreaking for the users or the prospective users of cryptocurrecy after the recent news about banks closing all transactions associated with cryptocurrency. the million dollar question now is, “where else can i buy crypto?” continue reading.(missing link…

 

cryptocurrency is legal or illegal?

Fifty Must-Read Books Set In Space — Discover

Do you ever feel a tad claustrophobic here on Earth? At Book Riot, Jenn Northington recommends 50 works of speculative fiction set in space “in all its mystifying, occasionally terrifying, really freaking huge glory.”

via Fifty Must-Read Books Set In Space — Discover

Learn SEO from WordPress Experts Without Leaving Your Living Room — Discover

https://videopress.com/embed/7R3jzjBd?hd=0

WordCamps feature talks by SEO and marketing experts, and you can watch them all from the comfort of the couch.

via Learn SEO from WordPress Experts Without Leaving Your Living Room — Discover

Delhi’s Air Pollution and Its Effects on Children’s Health

you should see this

Yale Global Health Review

BY REBECCA SLUTSKY

Children stand by the side of the street on their way to school. Source: Thomas Schoch.

Which of our world’s cities has the worst air pollution? According to the World Health Organization, it’s Delhi, the capital of India.¹ Although air pollution affects the entire population of this metropolis, Delhi’s children are the most defenseless against its toxic effects. Recent studies have confirmed serious deterioration of air quality in Delhi, as well as other major cities across India. Air pollutants such as sulfates, nitrates, and black carbon force their way into the developing lungs and cardiovascular systems of children, resulting in decreased quality of life and increased mortality rates.¹ Air quality has deteriorated to such an extent that one of India’s top pollution researchers, Sarath Guttinkinda, has stated, “If you have the option to live elsewhere, you should not raise children in Delhi.”² He has…

View original post 2,130 more words

Working It Out With The Main Brain (controlling the fat)

interesting

#WORD WARRIOR DAVIES-TIGHT

FAT CONTROL

If my brain gets that I’m unpredictable in my food consumption choices within the category of animal-free, then that’s what it will expect as being okay with me.

I’ll stay in the unpredictable category and my brain will rest easy with that, since there’s a lot going on there to focus on without needless worry about getting stuck in one place.

Sum:

General category I = animal-free

General category II = unpredictable

Sub categories = all over the animal-free board

Sharon’s board.

Yeah, she gets bored easy.

No she doesn’t. She likes moving around.

Most like staying in one place till the universe makes them move.

She moves the universe.

Cool.

---

---

---

---

---

View original post

@DizzyReed : Super excited to announce @Hookers_N_Blow and @TheDeadDaisies will be touring together this summer! https://t.co/dWgXXyVfsO

via @DizzyReed : Super excited to announce @Hookers_N_Blow and @TheDeadDaisies will be touring together this summer! https://t.co/dWgXXyVfsO

Four Education Blogs to Explore this Back-to-School Season

via Four Education Blogs to Explore this Back-to-School Season

Why Emily Contois Is Still Blogging After Six Years

Continue the good work Emily

Discover

A blogging anniversary is typically a happy event: an opportunity to celebrate all the things you’ve shared with the world in the previous year, the connections you’ve made with your far-flung readers, and the new skills and knowledge you’ve gained. For food scholar Emily Contois, the sixth blogiversary was a bittersweet one.

As she recounts in a recent post, blogging has been instrumental to her work as an emerging academic.

Ready to take your site to the next level? Get a custom domain, live chat support, and much more with a WordPress.com plan.

Blogging builds an audience of readers, collaborators, friends and fans, mentors and mentees. Blogging also builds bridges. Blogging helps my writing, especially if and when I feel stuck. It has opened doors I didn’t even know to knock. And it’s been fun, year after year.

Earlier this summer, an article Emily published in a media studies…

View original post 287 more words