Blockchain EOS – Discover How To Get & Send Eth For Tokens
Blockchain EOS – Discover How To Get & Send Eth For Tokens, Cryptocurrency: Discover In 1 Hour What Is Eth, How To Send Eth, How To Get EOS Tokens.
Certified Bitcoin Professional Nick Walsh Teaches This Course.
Join 20,000+ Successful Students And Learn The Fastest Way To Participate In The EOS Software Success!
This EOS Infrastructure for Decentralized Applications Course Is Fully Up To Date With The Latest EOS Updates!
In this course I will show you step-by-step how to obtain and evaluate EOS.
- 30 day money back guarantee.
- Lifetime updates as we add new lessons as EOS software evolves.
Discover:
How to obtain Ether and then how to buy EOS Tokens.
Learn the current price of EOS tokens.
How to get your private and public keys for EOS tokens and how to keep them safe.
How to claim your EOS tokens and when.
The Benefits Of Cryptocurrency Over Current Fiat Currency
Central governments can’t take it away – Because the currency is decentralized, you own it. No central authority has control, and so a bank can’t take it away from you. For those who find their trust in the traditional banking system unravelling, that’s a big benefit. Remember Cyprus 2013?
Because the currency is decentralized, you own it. No central authority has control, and so a bank can’t take it away from you. For those who find their trust in the traditional banking system unravelling, that’s a big benefit.
Identity Theft: When you give your credit card to a merchant, you give him or her access to your full credit line, even if the transaction is for a small amount. Credit cards operate on a “pull” basis, where the store initiates the payment and pulls the designated amount from your account.
Cryptocurrency use a “push” mechanism that allows the cryptocurrency holder to send exactly what he or she wants to the merchant or recipient with no further information
Immediate Settlement: Purchasing real property typically involves a number of third parties (Lawyers, Notary), delays, and payment of fees. In many ways, the bitcoin/cryptocurency blockchain is like a “large property rights database,” says Gallippi.
Bitcoin contracts can be designed and enforced to eliminate or add third party approvals, reference external facts, or be completed at a future date or time for a fraction of the expense and time required to complete traditional asset transfers.
Access to Everyone: There are approximately 2.2 billion individuals with access to the Internet or mobile phones who don’t currently have access to traditional exchange systems. These individuals are primed for the Crytocurrency market.
Kenya’s M-PESA system, a mobile phone-based money transfer and micros financing service recently announced a bitcoin device, with one in three Kenyans now owning a bitcoin wallet. (Let me repeat that again. 1/3)
Lower Fees: There aren’t usually transaction fees for cryptocurrency exchanges because the miners are compensated by the network. Even though there’s no bitcoin/cryptocurrency transaction fee, many expect that most users will engage a third-party service, such as Kraken, creating and maintaining their own bitcoin wallets.
These services act like Paypal does for cash or credit card users, providing the online exchange system for bitcoin, and as such, they’re likely to charge fees.
MOST IMPORTANT. YOU OWN IT
There is no other electronic cash system in which your account isn’t owned by someone else. Take PayPal, for example: if the company decides for some reason that your account has been misused, it has the power to freeze all of the assets held in the account, without consulting you (Trust me, this has happen to me many times).
It is then up to you to jump through whatever hoops are necessary to get it cleared, so that you can access your funds. With cryptocurrency, you own the private key and the corresponding public key that makes up your cryptpcurrency address. No one can take that away from you (unless you lose it yourself, or host it with a web-based wallet service that loses it for you).
Learn:
You will learn about Dan Larimer the visonary programmer who started EOS.
You will learn how to register for the EOS project.
You will learn about Ethernet wallets and how to obtain one.
You will learn about the Chrome extension that allows you to quickly and easily get involved in Ethereum and EOS tokens.
You will learn important dates regarding the Blockchain community and conference venues with to speakers giving their latest news on EOS and Blockchain.
You will learn how to avoid scams and how to securely protect your Ethereum and EOS passwords.
You will learn where to obtain the EOS.IO Technical White Paper.
You will learn the next period in the project.
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Discover all about EOS – The Powerful Infrastructure for Decentralized Applications in this complete Masterclass course, see you on the inside.
Nick Walsh.