Affiliates
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Affiliate Representative
May 30 2017 02:15 All cryptocurrencies are kept in what is known as a wallet. There are 6 distinctly different types of wallets; web, mobile, desktop, hardware, paper and the least commonly used brain wallet. Some types of wallets allow you to store more than 1 different kind of cryptocurrency. Web wallets Web wallets are probably the most commonly used bitcoin wallet. While not the safest option, web wallets allow people to transact anywhere. Some web wallets offer some very good security so when choosing a web wallet, you want something that offers really terrific security. Coinbase.com are a very popular web wallet, as well as being an exchange and a merchant account provider. Coinbase allow anyone from any country to open a bitcoin wallet, but not all countries are allowed to buy and sell or make use of the merchant facility. All other functions of coinbase are fully functional. Coinbase not only allows you to store your bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin, but they also allow you to buy and sell, providing you're in one of the countries that they have approved to use the exchange. Coinbase have a variation of security measure in place such as 2FA and the option of authy or google authenticator, requiring you to enter a secret code every time you access your account or send any bitcoin to anyone. Coinbase also make use of a "Vault" which is a much more secure wallet and is free to use. The "Vault" is actually what is referred to as cold storage or a hardware wallet. Any bitcoins that are deposited into the vault are then moved to a device that stores bitcoin offline to prevent hackers from accessing them and can only be withdrawn after 2 days notice. iCoinPro highly recommends coinbase as a reliable and secure web wallet. Other wallets worth checking out include Xapo and blockchain.info. Xapo offer a debit card that can be used to directly spend funds in your wallet. Mobile wallets Mobile wallets are, as the name suggests, cryptocurrency wallets for a smart phone or mobile device such as an ipad. Security wise, they are questionable because if you lose your phone, you lose your wallet. Some wallets allow you to restore to another phone as long as you provide some secret security keys that they give you when you install your wallet. Most, if not all mobile wallets have a built in QR scanner to scan bitcoin addresses from a QR code. MyCelium is one of the most popular mobile wallets |
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Independent Wellness Advocate
May 4 2017 07:38 It is a unique direct selling model. Founded in 2008 , with a name doTERRA meaning " Gift of the Earth" . We sell the world's most purest essential oils. We also sell the supplements , the vitamins and many other items. |
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