Bitcoin is a type of digital currency in which encryption
techniques are used to regulate the generation of units of currency and verify
the transfer of funds, operating independently of a central bank. Bitcoin is
now worth $4,317. Due to this, many are encouraging others to invest in the
cryptocurrency. Nigerians are slowly embracing Bitcoin. In line with this,
Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency share things Nigerians must know
before joining the Bitcoin train.
More people are using Bitcoin
Despite the fact that some Nigerians are struggling to accept
Bitcoin, more people are embracing it after years of gradual growth. Hence,
whether we like it or not, Bitcoin is the future and we have no choice than to
use it.
Retailers and vendors are accepting Bitcoin
You can now pay for whatever you purchase online with Bitcoin as
some retailers have made it possible to settle transactions with it. Some
notable companies that accept Bitcoin include Expedia, Microsoft, Subway,
Newegg, TigerDirect, Tesla and PayPal. So, do not be surprised when some
Nigerian companies start to accept Bitcoin.
Bitcoin transfers are fast and flexible
While many financial institutions charge you or take days to
process transactions, Bitcoin allows transfers from one account to another
almost for free. Of course, you must already have your money in Bitcoin form.
There is no need for any middlemen. As a result, the transfer is seamless.
Extremely volatile
Bitcoin is still growing like earlier mentioned and there are a
number of market factors that influence it. It very dependent on the rules
of demand and supply. The more people are willing to buy Bitcoins, the more the
Bitcoin value will increase. Conversely, if more people sell, the prices will
decline.
Treat it as speculating, not an
investment
Cryptocurrencies have a bright future as a new way to conduct
commerce and business. That is not the same thing as saying that their value
right now is sustainable. It's early days yet, and, while the number of
businesses accepting cryptocurrencies are growing, it's not big enough for most
of the demand to be built on legitimate trade. This means that buying
cryptocurrencies is speculation, not investment. Hence, you should be willing
to lose the money you invest in buying Bitcoin!
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