My first Bitcoin

[Horsbyname]

No, i Said 0.0025

[btc78]

No, i Said 0.0025

its yours no one can hinder you from having it.

First of all congrats on holding bitcoin. It is a very good decision that you are interested in investing in bitcoins besides your job, I applaud you for this decision. But in case of bitcoin investment you must have long term plan if you can hire with long term plan you will definitely get enough success for the purpose you have invested. Many times it is seen that while investing one time lost the door many big investors lose patience so patience is very important thing if we can invest patiently for long term surely we will get enough profit from AB recruitment which is more for us to invest  Will interest. If we can invest in Bitcoin at the right time and do it for the long term, surely we can change our fortunes with this Bitcoin investment.

I agree that bitcoin is definitely and should be used for the long-term.

I have seen some people discourage others from trading bitcoin. It is volatile yes but if you want to make profit, go and find much more volatile coins not bitcoin. Bitcoin should be bought and held for a long period of time. There’s still more growth to bitcoin so even if it is expensive now, do not double think about buying some.

[summonerrk]

I would advise all newbies who read this to use one of these wallets: Electrum, Exodus, Trust.
I have been using all of these wallets for a long time and they are all good and time-tested.
Electrum is the only wallet that has an open source code, and you can be sure of its honesty.
Trust is an old development of Binance and it is very beautiful and convenient.
Exodus is just a good wallet. Probably the best of them I will appoint Electrum, but its interface is not very convenient.

[harryjohn123]

Congratulations on your new job and your decision to invest in Bitcoin! It's great to see you taking steps towards accumulating more of it. Regarding your question about storage, it's crucial to prioritize the security of your Bitcoin. While using a third party might be convenient, it may not always be the safest option.

Apart from Electrum, there are several other reliable wallets you can consider:

Hardware Wallets: These are physical devices that store your private keys offline, making them highly secure. Examples include Ledger Nano S, Ledger Nano X, and Trezor.

Mobile Wallets: Apps like Trust Wallet, Exodus, or Mycelium are user-friendly and offer a good balance of security and convenience.

Desktop Wallets: Software you can install on your computer, such as Atomic Wallet or Exodus, which provide enhanced security features.

Web Wallets: If you prefer online wallets, ensure you choose a reputable platform that offers robust security features.

For those exploring crypto exchange options, platforms like Atpayz can be helpful for exchanging cryptocurrencies securely. Always remember to do thorough research and enable two-factor authentication for added security. Happy investing!