What exactly is cryptocurrency?

Bitcoin and other forms of cryptocurrency are often only available online. Frequently, you may buy bitcoin using your phone, computer, or a cryptocurrency ATM. 

Despite the fact that there are numerous other kinds of cryptocurrencies and that new ones are continuously being created, Bitcoin and Ether are two of the most well-known.
People use cryptocurrencies for a variety of reasons, such as quick payments, avoiding transaction fees levied by traditional banks, or because it offers some degree of privacy. Some people put money into cryptocurrencies in the expectation that they would appreciate in value.

You can purchase cryptocurrencies online, using a website, an app, or an exchange. Some people 'mine' for cryptocurrencies, a labor-intensive process that requires specialised computer technology to tackle exceedingly difficult math problems.

 A digital wallet is a storage device for cryptocurrencies that can be located online, on your computer, or on an external hard drive.

A wallet address is a long string of numbers and letters that is used to identify a particular digital wallet. You'll probably discover that no one can help you recover your funds if something bad happens to your wallet or your cryptocurrency funds, such as your online exchange platform closing down, sending cryptocurrency to the wrong recipient, forgetting your password to your digital wallet, or having your digital wallet stolen or compromised.

Cryptocurrency Scams: How To Prevent Them.

• Cryptocurrency scammers always come up with new schemes to steal your money. Consider the following to prevent a crypto scam.
• Only con artists ask for cryptocurrency payments. No reputable business will request that you send bitcoins in advance, neither to complete a transaction nor to protect your money. That is always a scam.
• Only scam artists can guarantee profits or high returns. Don't believe people who claim you can profit quickly and easily from the bitcoin markets. 
• Never combine investment advice with online dating. It's a fraud if someone you meet on a dating website or app asks you to send them cryptocurrency or wants to teach you how to invest in cryptocurrencies.