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Welcome to the World of Cryptocurrency!
How & Where to Buy Cryptos
How & Where to Buy Cryptos
How & Where to Buy Cryptos
Buying and selling digital cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin can be completed through online exchanges. When buying over $2,000 we recommend working through a broker for reduced fees like Caleb & Brown. (Tell them that CryptoNash sent you!) Popular exchanges include Coinbase, UpHold, Crypto.com Gemini KuCoin (Our preferred exchange will be online in March! Click for more info)!
Securing Your Cryptos
How & Where to Buy Cryptos
How & Where to Buy Cryptos
Wallets are the way to secure your cryptocurrency but you want to have the right wallet for you. A cold wallet is the most secure way to protect the generational wealth that you will be creating when investing in cryptos. CryptoNash's preferred cold wallets include the Divi wallet & Exodus wallet. Your wallet must be stored on a crypto
Wallets are the way to secure your cryptocurrency but you want to have the right wallet for you. A cold wallet is the most secure way to protect the generational wealth that you will be creating when investing in cryptos. CryptoNash's preferred cold wallets include the Divi wallet & Exodus wallet. Your wallet must be stored on a crypto only laptop from Calix Solutions to be the most secure Click here to learn more
Grow Your Cryptos
How & Where to Buy Cryptos
Common Crypto Terms
There are numerous ways to set up your cryptos to work for you! You can stake your coins, run masternodes, and mine all from your secure laptop. Go to FAQ for more info. Other ways to grow your cryptocurrency include affiliate links that benefit both you and those you share them with! Some of our favorite affiliate links include Calix
There are numerous ways to set up your cryptos to work for you! You can stake your coins, run masternodes, and mine all from your secure laptop. Go to FAQ for more info. Other ways to grow your cryptocurrency include affiliate links that benefit both you and those you share them with! Some of our favorite affiliate links include Calix Solutions, the Divi Exchange, the Fold Card, and the Lolli App!
Common Crypto Terms
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Common Crypto Terms
Navigating the world of cryptocurrency often feels like learning a new language. What is a blockchain? What is a seed phrase? How can a computer mine bitcoin?
Click here to see a list of common terms used in relation to cryptos and their definitions.
FAQ
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Greater Nashville Area Meetups
Embracing the world of cryptocurrency stirs numerous questions. We encourage everyone to do their own research but we have put together answers to some of the most commons questions here!
Greater Nashville Area Meetups
Greater Nashville Area Meetups
Greater Nashville Area Meetups
Email us for at info@cryptonash.com to sign up to join other Nashvillians at a local area meetup to discuss any and all things crypto! Spots will be limited. Check back for future announcements of in person classes offering crypto help coming in 2023.
Common Crypto Terms
Crypto Terms:
Altcoins: Cryptocurrency coins other than Bitcoin which was the first and is most successful of all the cryptocurrencies. Ethereum, Litecoin, and Ripple are altcoins.
Bitcoin: The very first and most successful cryptocurrency. Created in 2008 by an individual or group of individuals operating under the name Satoshi Nakamoto. It was intended to be a peer-to-peer, decentralized electronic cash system.
Block: A computer record or file that holds a historical database of all cryptocurrency transactions made. There is a limited amount of storage space in each block. Once its full, it’s a permanent record that can be viewed but not edited.
Blockchain: Made of up individual blocks, the blockchain is a digital ledger of all the transactions ever made in a particular cryptocurrency. The blocks are chained to each other through a cryptographic signature. Each time a block’s storage has reached capacity, a new block begins and is added to the chain. The blockchain is repeatedly copied and saved onto thousands of computers all around the world, and it must always match each copy. As there is no master copy stored in one location, it’s considered decentralized. Verification of transactions on the blockchain generates new coins in that particular cryptocurrency.
Block Reward: Each time a block is completed (a miner successfully calculates the hash/verification), the miner is rewarded with a portion of coins that are generated on the blockchain. This creates incentive for miners to verify transactions quickly.
Buy the Dip:
Currencies will fluctuate in value and fellow cryptocurrency advocates will encourage other to purchase coins when they are at a lower price before it goes up again with the phrase, “Buy the Dip!”
Cold Wallet/Storage: Another term used for a how you store your cryptocurrencies without being connected to the internet. A cryptocurrency wallet that is offline (not connected to the internet) minimizes the threat of hacking and is considered the most secure way to store your cryptocurrencies. Examples are Hard Wallets or Paper Wallets. These can be in the form of a crypto only laptop, or type of memory stick designed to be a cold wallet.
CPU Mining: The process of adding transactions/files to a blockchain by performing and solving algorithms using a software program called a miner that is run on a central processing unit (CPU).
Cryptocurrency: A form of money that exists as encrypted, digital information. Operating independently of any banks, a cryptocurrency uses sophisticated mathematics to regulate the creation and transfer of funds between entities.
Decentralized: The characteristic of a network or organization that has no central point of authority, decision making is instead delegated to smaller groups or shared across network points (aka nodes). The Bitcoin blockchain enables a money system to be decentralized, taking banks out of the picture, and enabling users to interact directly with each other (P2P).
Ether (Eth): The native currency for the Ethereum Network. It functions both as a money (in a broad sense) and a token for paying for smart contracts execution.
Etherium: The second most prominent cryptocurrency after Bitcoin. Created by Vitalik Buterin in 2013, Ethereum is a blockchain intended as a base layer for any application (or dApp) to run on top of using the Ethereum Virtual Machine, aka world computer. It also functions as a decentralized digital money.
Exchange: The platform through which cryptocurrencies are exchanged with each other, with fiat currencies and between entities. Exchanges can vary widely in the currency conversions they enable and their fee structures.
More terms Coming! Website Still under construction! Thanks for your patience!
