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Wallets use QR Codes, and unique addresses to store, send and receive crypto currencies, conveniently. Your address will look similar to this: d66ghjfssd786fsdf69sdf8dfabs8d7s Crypto currency wallets typically facilitate transactions specific to one currency. This means that Bitcoin addresses will be limited to sending and receiving Bitcoin, and your Dogecoin address will send and receive Dogecoins.
Currencies similar to Vericoin host features to simplify the cross currency transaction process, ensuring anywhere accepting Bitcoin, can also receive payments from other coins.
Crypto exchanges facilitate cross currency trading, and base the currencies' values from the supply and demand of each coin. Cloud wallets are typically hosted by third parties and are the least secure, but most convenient alternative to hold your coins. Depending on the service, cloud wallets are usually network ready and easily accessible through a browser, anywhere.
Desktop wallets are available for your PC or mobile device and provide a medium security alternative to store your crypto currencies. As seen above, each currency has it's own wallet with it's own unique features. The safest alternative to hold your crypto currencies is in the form of physical wallet or card, absent of network connections. Similar to traditional debit and credit technology, crypto cards are a great way to start your wallet with a familiar tangibility. |
DID YOU KNOW
Hundreds of different crypto currencies operate with real time, fluctuating values.
Each crypto currency has been developed around it's own unique set of features and benefits.
Coin communities appeal to their own set of demographics that align with the culture of the coin.
Each crypto currency has been developed around it's own unique set of features and benefits.
Coin communities appeal to their own set of demographics that align with the culture of the coin.
