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  How to Buy Ethereum with PayPal Buying Ethereum with PayPal is an attractive option for the buyers facing banking restrictions in their countries of residence. At the same time, this is a viable alternative to banks whose transaction or conversion fees are considered too high... Buying Ethereum with PayPal is an attractive option for the buyers facing banking restrictions in their countries of residence. At the same time, this is a convenient alternative to banks whose transaction or conversion fees are considered too high for one’s taste or pocket. There are few quick legit ways how to buy Ethereum with PayPal. Since late 2020, you can  buy cryptocurrencies using your PayPal  e-wallet. All you need to do is have a funded PayPal account, choose the cryptocurrency you want to buy, and confirm your purchase. However, buying ether on PayPal has its own caveats. For instance, PayPal does not allow you to withdraw your crypto assets into a private self-hosted wallet, meaning...

  Hardware for Ethereum Mining So, you want to get your hands on ether but the speculations that come with buying it are not really your thing? Good, you can instead get your hands dirty with mining, if you allow us to show you how to choose hardware for Ethereum mining. Yet... So, you want to get your hands on ether but the speculations that come with buying it are not really your thing? Good, you can instead get your hands dirty with mining, if you allow us to show you how to choose hardware for Ethereum mining. Yet, before you run to the nearest PC hardware store, you better make sure you actually know how to mine Ethereum (ETH) which is as important as having flashy hardware. So, what is Ethereum mining? If you managed to grasp the concepts of blockchain and Ethereum itself, Ethereum mining should be no mystery. In essence, your PC is used as a tool for solving complex cryptographic puzzles and math equations on Ethereum network. Upon successful completion of these tasks, you c...

  How to Buy Ethereum with Cash? If you are wondering how to buy Ethereum with cash, you must have already considered the pros and cons of doing it. When it comes to benefits, two advantages first come to mind: the ease of the process and the privacy that goes with it. If you... If you are wondering how to buy Ethereum with cash, you must have already considered the pros and cons of doing so. You might benefit from the ease of the process and the privacy that comes with it. If you want to use cash, the entire process of buying  Ethereum (ETH)  is relatively easy and can save you some time and money. Besides, you do not have to worry about pesky laws and regulations, whatever your opinion of them may be. The easiest way to buy Ethereum If you want to go the formal way, the easiest method of buying Ether with digital cash is to check any respectable fiat-to-crypto platform that supports crypto purchases with a currency of your choice. Some of the best international fiat-to-...

  Bitcoin Price Analysis: Following The $50K Breakout, Those Are The Next Possible Targets Bitcoin price surged by a total of 5% over the past 24 hours, as the coin finally exceeds the $50,000 milestone. Just nine days ago, the primary cryptocurrency had broken above the January-2021 previous ATH at $42,000, on the day Tesla disclosed its $1.5 billion Bitcoin purchase. BTC then saw its largest-ever daily price candle, and encountered resistance at $48,570 (1.414 Fib Extension – green), struggling with it over the past few days till finally managing to close a daily candle above that during the weekend. As shown on the following short term’s 4-hour chart, Bitcoin has been trading inside an ascending price channel since the end of January. Over the past week, it found support upon the channel’s equilibrium (midline) as support maintained the rising trend. Over the past two days, Bitcoin had found resistance at $49,500 and struggled to break above it. Thus, forming a rising wedge patt...

  World’s Largest Asset Manager BlackRock Confirms They’re Looking Into Bitcoin The world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, is looking into Bitcoin. This was confirmed by the managing director of the company, Rick Rieder, today. Rick Rieder, the managing director of BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, confirmed that the company is looking into Bitcoin. “We’ve started to dabble a bit into it,” he said, refusing to put a target allocation the company has. In the interview with CNBC’s SquawkBox, Rieder did say that diversifying one’s portfolio in the current economic reality does make sense. He also said that BlackRock is currently sitting on a lot more cash than they have historically had because traditional hedges don’t work. We’re holding a lot more cash than we’ve held historically because interest rates don’t work as a hedge and diversifying in other assets makes some sense. So, holding some portion of what you hold in cash and things like crypto seems to make some se...