Cryptocurrency Payments

Increasingly businesses and individuals are being “blacklisted” by banks and credit card companies, as well as payment processors like Paypal, Square, and Stripe.

Cryptocurrency solves this problem. It’s free speech money.

Bitcoin has been attacked by the mainstream media, governments, and the traditional banking industry for over a decade now. The reason for this is simple: the central banks and oligarchs in power are all threatened by bitcoin, as they should be. Bitcoin promotes individual sovereignty and annihilates dependency on existing power structures, so some pushback from the powers that be is to be expected.

“But I can’t afford a bitcoin, it is thousands of dollars. “

One of the biggest misconceptions about bitcoin is that you need to purchase an entire coin in order to use it. You can purchase a very small amount of Bitcoin, as little as five or ten dollars.

“Bitcoin is too confusing, I don’t know where to start.”

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The first thing you’ll need is a wallet. There are several different types of wallets, each of them has pros and cons. Mobile wallets can be used on your smartphone. Desktop wallets can be used on your desktop computers. Web wallets can be accessed from any device and tend to be included with exchanges, which is how you’ll be purchasing bitcoin. Hardware wallets are the most secure physical wallets to store your bitcoin on a device.

Source: https://bitcoin.org
To start, the easiest thing to do would be using a mobile or web wallet offered by an exchange. That way you can purchase bitcoin and have it appear in a web wallet to get started right away. We recommend Gemini.

“What is a bitcoin exchange?”

A bitcoin exchange is a digital marketplace where people can buy and sell bitcoin in exchange for fiat currency. Similar to how you exchange your currency while traveling abroad, digital exchanges allow you to exchange fiat currency for bitcoin. Signing up for an exchange often requires identity verification to help prevent fraud.

“I purchased some bitcoin, now what?

Now you are ready to send some bitcoin to others or make a purchase. You’ll need the wallet address of the person or business you want to send your bitcoin to.

“What is a bitcoin address?”

Think of a bitcoin wallet address like your bank account number for bitcoin. It’s a long series of unique characters that identifies an individual’s wallet account. These can also be used as invoice id’s for merchants. Wallet addresses also often appear as QR codes which can quickly and easily be scanned by your mobile device if you’re using a mobile bitcoin wallet. Here’s an example.

Our Bitcoin address: bc1qyrmv2ttv4guf3svp73uz2eakn4j8j7hp6vhc04
Our Monero address: DXw9KxaGdtFqFcyiMVsu6KovdZP1WngDdX1xW82RdziM
Our Ethereum address: 0xE55038580554E83900A20Fa346db07983f1Ddecd

Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies are free speech money.

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