What Bitcoin Wallet Is Best?

What bitcoin Wallet is best? Watch the video above to find out…

 

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What Bitcoin Wallet Is Best?

 

This is a question that you are going to ask yourself in the next few weeks, if not days, because if you’ve been following the videos that I’ve been sharing with you about creating bitcoin and alt coins, you will need a bitcoin wallet very soon, so that you can transfer all the bitcoin from the platforms to your own bitcoin wallet.

 

What Bitcoin wallet is best?

 

Stay right here I’ll answer that question for you in just a moment…

What is the best bitcoin wallet to use?

 

This is a very good question.

 

As I said in the intro, in the next few days and definitely in the next few weeks, if you’ve been following the videos and taking action, you will need to transfer bitcoin from your platforms, to your very own bitcoin wallet and in a moment I’m going to explain which I think are the best bitcoin wallets to use.

 

Before we get going, there is a disclaimer at the end of this video.

 

Please take the time to review that and also there’s a disclaimer in the description and if you’re on my website in the content beneath the video.

 

I am NOT a financial advisor I’m not giving you financial advice I’m sharing information with you which you can choose or not to choose to do anything with.

 

So please take note of that and if you’re good with the disclaimer then let’s continue.

 

So what is the safest bitcoin wallet to use?

 

 

What is the best bitcoin wallet to use?

 

This is something that you’re probably going to be asking and in the book “This Book Will Make You Money” and incidentally if you don’t have a copy of that, there is a link in the description beneath this video… (Click Here To download For Free)

 

If you click on that you can get a copy of the book for free and then you’ll be sent videos showing you all the methods that I use.

 

They are also for free.

 

So click on the link, get that if you haven’t got it, but in the book “This Book Will Make You Money,” I share with you five different bitcoin wallets.

 

There’s Coinbase, Blockchain.com, Coins.ph, Coindeal and Wirex.

 

There are five different options and in this video, I’m gonna share with you the three best ones that I use on a regular basis, and why I use them on a regular basis as well.

 

So let’s get going with Coinbase.

 

Create Your CoinBase Account

 

 

And coinbase is a very nice platform, because once you sign into Coinbase you can also earn free crypto.

 

They have a training program down here and if you watch the little videos, they are normally about two or three minutes long, they have a series of videos and after you watch each video they will give you cryptocurrency for free, just for watching them and you can actually earn up to about $190 or so in bitcoin and altcoins which is absolutely awesome.

 

So one of the reasons I recommended you get an account here is that you can earn free bitcoin up to nearly $200.

 

Is that cool?

 

Or is that super cool?

 

Now one of the things I don’t like about Coinbase, is like most bitcoin wallets, you have to verify yourself with documentation.

 

So you will need some sort of proof of who you are… passport, driving license, identity card and you will need to send it to them once you log in and once you sign up and log in each platform will ask you to verify.

 

So just follow the steps.

 

I’m not going to show you how to do that but if you do get stuck then shoot me a message or shoot me an email and I will do my best to help you.

 

But it’s fairly straightforward and for each of the platforms that I’m going to share with you right now there’s a link in the description that will take you directly to the platform.

 

So Coinbase is very cool, because it gives you up to about $200 and you can send your bitcoin to the Coinbase platform and you can also send it from Coinbase to your bank accounts or to other bitcoin wallets and I’m not going to show you how to send it in this video, I’m going to do that in the next video, but this video is just about what bitcoin wallet is best.

 

I recommend Coinbase because it gives you the free Bitcoin, but what I was going to say was, what I don’t like about it is when you verify, if you are in a different country to your ID, then they won’t accept you as a member.

 

So up here you can see it says “Hi Mary Jean.”

 

Well I’m guessing you know I’m not Mary Jean… I’m Tim.

 

I’m using Jane’s account because I’m living in Asia but my passport is British.

 

So when I supply my Asian address, they want an Asian ID and I don’t have.

 

I have a British passport.

 

So I can’t get verified on Coinbase.

 

So if this is a problem for you, then one of the other platforms I’m going to share with you today is probably the best one for you, but obviously you won’t be able to get the free bitcoin, which is sad.

 

I don’t have an account with Coinbase Jane has the account with Coinbase and I’m using her account.

 

Get yourself signed up with Coinbase. I’m going to show you how to use it a little bit later on… in a different video.

 

That’s the 1st platform.

 

Create Your BlockChain.com Account

 

 

The 2nd platform I’m going to show you is Blockchain.com and this is one that I use on a regular basis.

 

Again there is a link in the description which will take you directly to Blockchain.com, but is fairly easy to remember as Blockchain.com and come here click on “Get A Free Account” and again you can send your bitcoin directly to Blockchain.com from the platforms that you’re using and then from Blockchain.com you can either send it to a bank account or you can send it to other exchanges, extra wallets.

 

It’s also available on App Store and also on Google for Android.

 

iPhone and Android has apps and you know when you’re using all of these bitcoin wallets, I absolutely recommend that you set up all of the security features that it has, because you’re gonna be handling bitcoin, which is you know, basically money.

 

So get yourself an account at Blockchain.com.

 

You’ll also need to get verified there as well virtually all exchanges now, any decent wallet or decent exchange, will ask you to verify.

 

They want to know who they’re dealing with.

 

Gone are the days where bitcoin was totally anonymous.

 

It’s not!

 

You now have to give proof of identity.

 

I would recommend that you get an account with Coinbase and an account with Blockchain and both wallets are universal.

 

You can pretty much use them anywhere in the world.

 

I’m not aware of any restrictions, although there may be…

…so don’t quote me if you find that your country is not accepted.

 

But I would definitely get an account with both, because if you have an issue with one then you still got the other.

 

And you know earlier I asked what is the safest bitcoin wallet to use?

 

There is no bitcoin wallet that I would consider 100% safe… Insofar as I wouldn’t consider a bank 100% safe, but it’s possible that you could actually lose your money in a bank.

 

Same with a bitcoin wallet.

 

It is possible and it happened on a regular basis too many wallets and many exchanges, that they get hacked and bitcoin is stolen.

 

When millions of dollars worth of bitcoin is stolen every year.

 

So I don’t store my bitcoin on a bitcoin wallet.

 

What I do is I transfer it from the platforms that I’m generating the bitcoin on, to Blockchain.com or Coinbase.com and then what I do is I immediately transfer it from there to an external wallet, which I hold in my safe.

 

All my Bitcoin is offline.

 

It’s off an exchange, it’s off the wallet, and I will share information about that a little bit later, in another video, so that you can also do the same.

 

I wouldn’t leave large amounts of bitcoin on a bitcoin wallet.

 

Create Your Coins.ph Account

 

 

Now the third platform I’m going to share with you is what I consider to be one of the best applications I’ve ever seen and unfortunately it’s not available in the whole world.

 

If you’re in the Philippines or if you’re in Thailand you can get Coins.ph or Coins.th and I’m looking at the Philippine version right now.

 

Again you can see I only have 408 Philippine pesos in my wallet which is about $10ish.

 

I don’t store any of my bitcoin in the platforms.

 

It’s all offline where it can’t be accessed.

 

I can’t be hacked by anybody.

 

Now one of the things I like about Coins.ph, is that you can put money in and out very quickly.

 

You can transfer into bitcoin, into Etherium, into Bitcoin Cash, into XRP and you can pay all the bills.

 

I can pay all my phone bills, my credit card bills.

 

It’s unbelievable what I can pay here…

 

I can access this through lots of local services like 7-11 and MLhillier and other companies that are operating within the Philippines.

 

It’s really easy to put money on and off it and to convert it into bitcoin and to trade bitcoin.

 

If you are based in the Philippines or you are Filipino or you have a Philippine address and you have access to the Philippines in some way, I really really recommend that you get this.

 

It is awesome!

 

I’ve been using it for a long time now and I find it one of the best platforms out there.

 

In fact, I’ve just closed three of my bank accounts, because I don’t want to do any banking anymore, (I still have one because I actually have to have it for a business that I’m running) but I don’t have any personal banking, I now use things like Coins.ph to do all of my financial transactions.

 

You can actually register to this anywhere in the world, however it’s very difficult to get cash on to it if you’re not in the Philippines or if you you don’t have some way of sending it to the Philippines.

 

So the 1st two, Coinbase and Blockchain (that should say) can be used globally by virtually anyone.

 

This one here, Coins.ph is really ideally suited for people who are in the Philippines or have access to the Philippines and if you have I really recommend you get it because it’s awesome.

 

I literally don’t stand in a queue anymore to pay anything.

 

I pay my electric bills, I can pay my water bills, I can pay my credit card bills, I can pay all the bills virtually that I won’t using this service and this is not the only one in the Philippines but it’s one of the best and I combine it with other apps and I’m kind of like my own bank manager now.

 

Bitcoin Wallet Conclusion

 

They are the three platforms that I’m recommending that you get registered to, so what I would suggest you do now is register yourself at all three platforms, if you have access to the Philippines, the third one, and get yourself verified on all three platforms so that you are ready in a little while to transfer your bitcoin from the platforms that we have been using to your bitcoin wallet.

 

I hope this helps… if you’ve been asking the question, you know, “what bitcoin wallet is best?”

 

I hope I’ve answered your question.

 

I’ve given you three that I think are the best and I look forward in the next few days… in the next video I think I’m going to show you how to transfer to your Bitcoin wallets.

 

 

 

***Disclaimer***

 

Just a quick little message from me a small disclaimer I am NOT a financial adviser I am NOT giving you financial advice in any way.

 

I’m sharing with you some information for educational purposes.

 

I’m sharing with you some websites that I personally use and I’ve been using for over a year or so and I have been paid by all of them and as I made this video they are presently operational and presently paying me.

 

Now I can’t guarantee they always will, so when you use them if you use them, please take full responsibility for whatever you do.

 

I am not connected in any way to any of these websites that I cannot offer you support in any way for any of these websites.

 

If you do any kind of investing, please do not use, in my opinion, you should not use any money that you cannot afford to lose, however, I’m going to show you websites where you don’t need to invest any money at all.

 

I’ve never invested any money in any of these websites what-so-ever and they have made me money.

 

So if that’s all cool with you please remember I’m not a financial adviser, please make your own financial decisions and if that’s all good then let’s get started and let’s show you how to make some money.

 

 

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