Where do you spend your Bitcoins?
By Kattleya
@Kattleya (147)
Philippines
August 25, 2017 3:36pm CST
Bitcoin is a digital currency that is held electronically. It is decentralized, hence no one controls it. It's a pretty good investment nowadays, since the price still keeps on rising. When I initially learned about it, it was still about $400 USD. Now, it's over $4000. Amazing, right?
Do you have Bitcoins? Where do you spend it? 





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@JeeyanDee (2692)
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26 Aug 17
I bought it when it was just about $2200 i think and I must say my money has grown well now. I just bought some bitcoins but I don't spend them because their value seems to keep on increasing.
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@JeeyanDee (2692)
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26 Aug 17
@Kattleya I also tried trading but I just can't handle the stress of doing it so I decided to stop and do mining instead.
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@Kattleya (147)
• Philippines
26 Aug 17
Yep! Good move @JeeyanDee! I'm trying to save some too. Do you just purchase it? or do you also trade or gamble to possibly increase your amount of BTC?
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@Kattleya (147)
• Philippines
26 Aug 17
@JeeyanDee Nice! It's all about what works for you. I prefer trading. I love the excitement that comes along with it. 

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@averygirl72 (38573)
• Philippines
29 Aug 17
It sounds complicated to me. Can I easily turn it into cash? How can you easily have bitcoins? I already have a bitcoin wallet a member here instructed me but I'm still confuse about it
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@averygirl72 (38573)
• Philippines
29 Aug 17
@Kattleya Have you use your bitcoins already? Do you save enough bitcoins now?
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@AkoPinay (11524)
• Philippines
29 Aug 17
@averygirl72 We only need to sign up at www .coins.ph there is a referral program but you know I can't post it here (LOL) it is only similar to PayPal. We can cash IN thru 7-11 and cash OUT to local bank accounts, GCash, Cebuana, etc etc.
@Kattleya (147)
• Philippines
29 Aug 17
That's exactly what I felt starting out. You can easily turn it to cash in coins.ph. I would suggest you read more about it and watch videos in youtube. I think it's better to know more about it before using it anywhere. There are a lot of scam that preys on newbies.
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@TheInvisibleMan (17594)
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25 Aug 17
@Kattleya That's great.
What is the digital wallet that you use?
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@Kattleya (147)
• Philippines
25 Aug 17
@TheInvisibleMan I use Xapo, Jaxx, and Coins.ph.
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@TheInvisibleMan (17594)
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25 Aug 17
@Kattleya Three? I thought only one was enough... 

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@peachpurple (13960)
• Malaysia
28 Aug 17
congrats! I have bitcoins in my wallet but I have not used them yet. I wanted to transfer them to my paypal. Is it possible?
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@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
26 Aug 17
I do not but I wish I would have got some a few years back..I still dont understand it, but I know some people say wow they are worth lot now.
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@AkoPinay (11524)
• Philippines
26 Aug 17
Just think of Bitcoin like US$ and Coinbase.com like PayPal.
Forget other things first (trading/investing) so you wont get a headache. You can learn about investing later but it is only an option for Bitcoin users like Forex and trading Gold/Silver/Gas/Oil. You may earn or lose when prices rise/drop.
Don't mix those two things. 



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@JolietJake (50190)
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25 Aug 17
If 'no one controls it' then who is releasing the bitcoins each year, and why is there only a limited number of them available?
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@JolietJake (50190)
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25 Aug 17
@Kattleya Incorrect. Someone wrote the code that controls Bitcoins and how many coins are released each year.
There are a limited number of coins.
They are not infinite.
Someone somewhere IS controlling them.
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@AkoPinay (11524)
• Philippines
26 Aug 17
@JolietJake I agree although I cannot explain it technically.
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@Kattleya (147)
• Philippines
25 Aug 17
No one is releasing Bitcoin each year. It's an entire system that has rules in codes. Bitcoins are mined everywhere as we speak. To mine them, you also need mining software. It's a decentralized peer to peer currency. It's a whole Bitcoin community the controls it together. :)
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