It’s always advised to have an outside wallet. To be honest, I don’t know if c@sh @pp will close accounts for sending bit to certain places, but I can tell you from personal experience that Coinbase will close your account if you send from their wallet to this forum.$cash app?
I'm trying desperately to learn how to do crypto (I've been resisting but have decided I can't avoid any longer) and my poor brain just can't seem to wrap itself around all of the info. I'm afraid I'm going to do it wrong and lose money or spend way too much etc. I'm seeing recommendations for buying btc via the cash app, which I already have set up. Looks like it is a wallet too. Do I need another wallet? If I buy through the cash app, can I send it directly to you guys or is there something else I'll need to do. I have donated in the past but it was a long time ago and of course not btc.
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Thank you Gracie, yes I definitely am going to need to learn to use btc for pmts. So I will get a separate wallet. Can I ask you another question since you seem to know how it works... The value of btc fluctuates constantly right? So you buy a certain amount based on the current exchange rate and put it in your wallet. Can what you put in your wallet go down in value? Is it possible that the value go down from the time you start to buy the btc to the time you get to send it to your destination? And then would you just have to go buy more? It seems like it adds a lot of cost onto everything but I may not be understanding it.It’s always advised to have an outside wallet. To be honest, I don’t know if c@sh @pp will close accounts for sending bit to certain places, but I can tell you from personal experience that Coinbase will close your account if you send from their wallet to this forum.
So, the answer is no, you don’t have to send from an external wallet, but it’s better to not send directly for security.
Also if you have an external wallet you can buy bitcoin from other platforms than C@sh app and send it to that wallet. Some people use Bit ATMs, for example.
It’s one more step in the process, but when you learn the process it becomes really easy, and you may need bitcoin for more than just the forum donation.
This is very helpful, thank you so much!Yes, @Isaislosingit, the value fluctuates in the wallet also. Yes, it can both rise and fall during the seconds it takes to transfer.
Also there is a time period where you have to wait for verification before you can send or sell your bitcoin. Coinb@se had a 5-day period, and by the time I had access to my coin, I lost a third.
So my advice would be to start small for verification. If you have, for example, just enough to donate here, your loss (or gain) will be minimal.
Then when you need a larger amount, purchase the bit just before you send to lessen the chance it will change very much in value.
Realize it’s taken me a long time to get to the point where I can explain any of this. I’m not a major user.
The mining fees for sending to a wallet are fairly low with c@ash app. Keep your purchases small and those fees will be small also. Read the “How To” sections and watch videos posted. You can use the search function at the top of the page to search for anything in the forum.
Yes, every type of payment incurs costs- using a credit card to buy bit instead of debit is very expensive, and wire transfer services have fees, too.
Good luck with everything!
Hey, I'm new too. I just donated.Do I simply post in this thread once I Donate and how do I find the Bitcoin Address to Send my Bitcoin Donation to as I don't want to Send it to accidentally to a wrong Bitcoin Address.
Do I simply post in this thread once I Donate and how do I find the Bitcoin Address to Send my Bitcoin Donation to as I don't want to Send it to accidentally to a wrong Bitcoin