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  • 3 Betting Sites That Pay You With Cryptocurrencies In Ghana

    3 Betting Sites That Pay You With Cryptocurrencies In Ghana

    Cryptocurrency is the future of money. It is believed that with time, banks and financial institutions would be of no use when cryptocurrencies finally take over the commerce and financial circus.

    What this means is that people with the highest volumes of cryptocurrency by the time this event happens will be at the favourable end of the table.

    The problem, however, is in acquiring these cryptocurrencies. There are some investment schemes online which promise to increase your cryptocurrencies via mining.

    While some of these companies are legitimate and deliver on their promises, a large number of them are Ponzi schemes and are likely to leave you in tears.

    One sure way of gaining and growing some cryptocurrency online is through betting.

    In this article, we shall look at 3 betting companies in Ghana which pay you with cryptocurrencies (more…)

  • 10 Important Things You Should Know About Cryptocurrency Before Diving In

    10 Important Things You Should Know About Cryptocurrency Before Diving In

    Cryptocurrency is a digital asset that is used as a form of exchange to purchase goods and services. Bitcoin which is quite popular is a type of cryptocurrency. 

    The underlying technology that powers cryptocurrency is called Blockchain.

    Simply put, Blockchain is a decentralized technology that manages and records transactions.

    This article talks about 10 things you should know if you want to go into cryptocurrency.

    It is not insured

    You take responsibility for any losses if you invest in cryptocurrency. There is no insurance to cover losses. 

    Ensure your risk appetite is high before investing in crypto.

    When should you buy it?

    There is no perfect time to buy cryptocurrency.

    It is a very volatile currency, it rises and falls sharply within a short period of time. 

    Do proper research before you begin to invest.

    Don’t trade over the public internet

    If you are connected to the public internet, you should never carry out financial transactions. 

    The fact that the internet is accessible to the public means it is not secured and it is easy for attackers to intercept traffic and have access to sensitive information like your card details or pin.

    How many types of cryptocurrencies are currently available?

    Presently, there are approximately 2,957 cryptocurrencies available. But Bitcoin remains the most popular of them all. 

    Other common ones are Ethereum and Litecoin.

    Transactions are not reversible

    Once you’ve made a transaction involving cryptocurrency, you cannot reverse it.

     It’s different from other financial transactions that can be reverted in case of any error. 

    You should double-check your transaction before you authorize it.

    Is the risk low?

    The volatility makes investments in cryptocurrency a high-risk investment.

    If you have a low-risk appetite, you should consider other investment options. Crypto is likely not for you.

    How is cryptocurrency stored?

    The method of storage employed for the cryptocurrency is called a Digital Wallet.

    This wallet can be stored offline or online.

    The wallet allows you to send, receive and trade your cryptocurrency. It is secured with a PIN or Token. 

    Is your cryptocurrency secured?

    The safest way to keep cryptocurrency is in an offline wallet. This makes it less prone to cyber-attacks.

    However, you still need to go online for you to trade the funds. 

    When choosing a crypto exchange platform, security is something to look out for.

    What determines the price of cryptocurrency?

    Cryptocurrencies are not controlled by any regulatory body. This means that the price is determined by its users. 

    They can drive it up or down. The price goes up if a big crypto exchange adopts a cryptocurrency and the price would also diminish if big crypto leaves a cryptocurrency

    How to invest in cryptocurrency

    There are various exchange platforms you can use to invest in crypto. What should influence your choice is the security they offer. 

    Is your crypto secure in the digital wallet they provide? Also, consider how much they charge for each transaction, this varies across platforms.

    When you’ve decided which platform to use and it’s a good time to invest, register and set up your account.

    You can buy cryptocurrency in your local currency using your bank account or credit card. 

    Conclusion

    This technology is relatively new to some while others have made quite a lot of money from it.

    However, it is not too late to join the train. This is a technology that has come to stay and the future looks bright. We don’t offer any investment advice.

    Was this helpful? Let us know what you think in the comment. 

  • 2020 Week 4: Top 5 Cryptocurrencies

    2020 Week 4: Top 5 Cryptocurrencies

    We’ve just finished the fourth week of 2020 and taking baby steps into the fifth week of the year 2020.

    Generally, it still seems to be a positive year for the crypto market. Majority of the top 100 cryptos in the world have made some positive gains in general.

    As we prepare to begin the fifth week, here we bring you a brief analysis of how the top 5 cryptos performed throughout the week.

    1. Bitcoin (BTC)

    Bitcoin undoubtedly still maintains its position as tops on the list of cryptocurrencies in the world.

    It made an entry into the just ended week on Sunday, 19th January 2020 at 8,707.63 USD, with a growth of 11.53 percent.

    It rose steadily and reached its peak on Wednesday morning at 8,789.49USD. As of press time on Sunday 26th January 2020, bitcoin is trading at 8,584.91USD.

    Compared with last week, bitcoin has dropped by a percentage of negative 1.4 percent.

    Despite the slight drop in percentage, it has a market capitalisation of 155.873 Billion Dollars, currently ranking it as the top cryptocurrency for the week.

    2. Ethereum (ETH)

    Ethereum, the second most popular cryptocurrency just behind bitcoin is still leading as the second biggest crypto asset in the fourth week of 2020. The week for Ethereum started quite badly compared to the previous week with an initial entry of 166.97 USD.

    Towards the end of the week, on Friday, 24th January, Ethereum reached its bottom price at 156.75 USD. It however peaked on Wednesday at 170.24 USD.

    As of press time on Sunday, Ethereum sells at 167.80 USD. Unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum saw a slight positive growth of 0.497 Percent. Ethereum currently has a market cap of 18.350 Billion USD and is ranked the second best cryptocurrency.

    3. RIPPLES (XRP)

    Still struggling at the top, Ripples started the week with 0.234USD and has been going on a very wavy drive throughout the week. Its peak was 0.238USD on Tuesday.

    Ripples reached its lowest price of the week on Friday, trading at 0.215 USD. As of press time on Sunday, 26th January, XRP is trading at 0.266USD.

    So in all, XRP concluded the week at 0.266USD with a gain of 13.68 percent and a market capitalisation of 10.069 Billion Dollars.

    4. Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

    Bitcoin cash has maintained its consistency of enjoying some major rise in price from the beginning of the year. However, this week seems to be a different one. BCH entered the week at 338.21USD. Its peak was on Wednesday morning when it earned a price of 347.81 USD. The lowest point however was its entry point on Sunday. As at press time, BCH is selling at 333.87 USD on Sunday. Per the mathematics, BCH has seen a depreciation of negative 1.28 Percent over the week. Its market capitalisation is pegged at 6.301 Billion Dollars.

    5. Bitcoin SV (BSV)

    BSV has shockingly maintained its position in our list right from the previous week.

    Booting off the USD tether from the list of our top 5 Cryptocurrencies, the Bitcoin SV has performed yet another magic. Of course, except that it was not a beautiful story in the end. BSV started the week with 257.32USD. Towards the end of Tuesday, BSH reached its peak price of the week which stands at 315.42USD.

    Its lowest pricing however was on Friday where it traded at 257.59 USD.

    So no much trouble for this coin in terms of performance. As of press time today, Sunday 26th January 2020, BSH is selling at 276.07 USD.

    Having clocked an increase of 7.28 percent and a market cap of 4.986 Billion Dollars, BSH is the final coin on our list for the week.

    Kindly check out our list of top 5 cryptocurrencies based on market capitalization and percentage gains Next week Sunday.

    NB: We do not give advice on crypto investments. Like any other investment program, cryptocurrencies are very risky ventures to invest in. Please do seek the views of an expert before making a decision to invest in cryptocurrencies.

  • How To Exchange Your Bitcoin For Mobile Money Through Remitano

    How To Exchange Your Bitcoin For Mobile Money Through Remitano

    Like Jumia, Jiji and tonaton, Remitano.com is the marketplace for all cryptocurrency dealers in Ghana.

    At Remitano, the platform available is an escrow service where buyers and sellers list their cryptocurrencies, their rates and the volume they need or have.

    As such, Remitano does not have direct control over the coins sold on its platform. The only thing they have control over is the sending and receiving of the coins involved.

    Exchanging bitcoin on Remitano is a bit tricky but it’s a lot better as there are a lot of orders for buy and sell at various rates from different people, so one could easily get a rate befitting their needs.

    So here is the process:

    Register For A Remitano Account

    1. Visit Remitano.com and click Login/register

    2. Click on Google under “sign in with”

    3. Enter your email address and enter your email password

    4. You’ll be logged in to your account.

    5. Setup your account by editing your profile.

    6. Deposit the BTC from your BTC holding account Into your Remitano wallet.

    Sell Your Coin To A Waiting Buyer

    1. click on sell now.

    2. From the homepage, you’ll see a list of buyers

    3. Locate the one you wish to sell to and click on sell

    4. Enter the amount of coin you wish to sell and click Sell BTC to open transaction window.

    Note: “Amount limits” is the minimum and maximum limit that the buyer (ad creator) wants to trade. You can only trade within this limit.

    5. Enter the payment details through which you want the buyer to make payments to you and click “Continue”.

    6. The transaction will automatically switch to “Awaiting payment” mode

    7. Wait for the buyer to pay you through the number you’ve provided. Then click on “I have received payment” to release the bitcoin to the buyer.

    Note: Do no confirm that you’ve received money from a buyer when you haven’t actually received the money in your account. Do well to verify any mobile money message received to be sure that it’s authentic before confirming receipt of the money. You can’t trust people with money these days. So just be careful.

    You can also check out other options here: How To Withdraw Bitcoin Through Your MTN Mobile Money Account

  • 2020 Week 3: Top 5 Cryptocurrencies

    2020 Week 3: Top 5 Cryptocurrencies

    The third week of 2020 seems to be a positive week for the crypto market. Majority of the top 100 cryptos in the world have made some positive gains in general towards the end of the week.

    As we prepare to begin the fourth week, here we bring you a brief analysis of how the top 5 cryptos performed throughout the week.

    1. Bitcoin (BTC)

    Bitcoin made an entry into the new week on Sunday, 12th January 2020 at 8,150.53 USD. Interestingly, that was the lowest point for bitcoin throughout the week.

    It rose steadily and reached its peak on Sunday morning at 9,090.79 USD. As of press time on Sunday 19th January 2020, bitcoin is trading at 8,707.63 USD.

    Having seen a growth of 11.53 per cent over the past one week and with a market capitalisation of 158.25 Billion USD, Bitcoin tops our list of the top 5 cryptocurrencies of the just ended week.

    2. Ethereum (ETH)

    Ethereum, the second most popular cryptocurrency just behind bitcoin is still leading as the second biggest crypto asset in the third week of 2020.

    The week for Ethereum started well compared to the previous week with an initial entry of 146.21 USD.

    Towards the end of the week on Saturday, Ethereum peaked at 174.80USD. Ethereum, however, had its lowest point for the week on Saturday with 146.01 USD.

    As of press time on Sunday, Ethereum sells at 166.97 USD. Though this sums up as a dip towards the end of the week, conclusively, Ethereum achieved a growth of 14.19 per cent over the past week. Its capitalisation stands at 18.254 Billion Dollars.

    3. RIPPLES (XRP)

    Still struggling at the top, Ripples started the week with 0.21USD and has been going on a smooth ride up the curve throughout the week. Its peak was 0.248USD which happened on Sunday afternoon. There was no other least price for the week aside from the entry point. So in all, XRP concluded the week at 0.234USD with a gain of 11.4 per cent and a market capitalisation of 10.268 Billion Dollars.

    4. Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

    Bitcoin cash has been enjoying some major rise in price from the beginning of the year. BCH entered the week at 266.68 USD. Its peak was on Saturday morning when it earned a price of 388.35 USD. The lowest point, however, was the entry point which means it’s seen positive growth. As at press time, BCH is selling at 338.21 USD on Sunday. Per mathematics, BCH has seen a growth of 26.82 Percent over the week. Its market capitalisation is pegged at 6.17 Billion Dollars.

    5. Bitcoin SV (BSV)

    Our fifth and final coin on the top five list of cryptocurrencies was Tether. Unfortunately, this week wasn’t a good one for the USD tether as it has had to move down a step further, thanks to the marvellous performance of Bitcoin SV (BSV).

    BSV started the week with 162.84 USD. Towards the end of Tuesday, BSH reached its peak price of the weak which stands at 422.74 USD.

    Its lowest pricing, however, has been the entry point. So no much trouble for this coin in terms of performance. As of press time today, Sunday 19th January 2020, BSH is selling at 257.32 USD.

    Having clocked an increase of 58.02 per cent and a market cap of 5.065 Billion Dollars, BSH is the final coin on our list for the week.

    Kindly check out our list of top 5 cryptocurrencies based on market capitalisation and percentage gains Nextweek Sunday.

    NB: We do not give advice on crypto investments. Like any other investment program, cryptocurrencies are very risky ventures to invest in. Please do seek the views of an expert before making a decision to invest in cryptocurrencies

  • 2020 Week 2: Top 5 Cryptocurrencies

    2020 Week 2: Top 5 Cryptocurrencies

    The second week of 2020 seems to be a positive week for the crypto market. Majority of the top 100 cryptos in the world have made some positive gains in general towards the end of the week.

    As we prepare to begin the third week, here we bring you a brief analysis of how the top 5 cryptos performed throughout the week.

    1. Bitcoin (BTC)

    Bitcoin made an entry into the new week on Sunday, 5th January 2020 at 7,561.30 USD. Interestingly, that was the lowest point for bitcoin throughout the week.

    It rose steadily and reached its peak on Wednesday morning at 8,346.00 USD. As of press time on Sunday 12th January 2020, bitcoin is trading at 8,150.53 USD.

    Having seen a growth of 7.8 per cent over the past one week and with a market capitalisation of 147.95 Billion USD, Bitcoin tops our list of the top 5 cryptocurrencies of the just ended week.

    2. Ethereum (ETH)

    Ethereum, the second most popular cryptocurrency just behind bitcoin is still leading as the second biggest crypto asset in the second week of 2020.

    The week for Ethereum started rather slowly with an initial entry of 136.17 USD. Towards the middle of the week on Wednesday, Ethereum peaked at 147.62 USD. However, right from Wednesday through to Friday, Ethereum has been on a negative parabolic movement and reaching its lowest point at 135.93 USD.

    But there is good news for holders. It looks like the weekend produced some magic as Ethereum sells at 146.2 USD as of press time today. Conclusively, Ethereum achieved a growth of 7.6 per cent over the past week. Its capitalisation stands at 15.92 Billion Dollars.

    3. RIPPLES (XRP)

    Ripples has been one of the worst-performing crypto assets among the top 10 towards the end of last year and this year. Many crypto gurus have predicted it as one of the coins to cause major shakeup in the industry this year. Well, we wait to see how that turns out.

    Still struggling at the top, Ripples started the week with 0.19 USD and has been going slightly up and down throughout the week. Its peak was 0.223 USD which happened on Tuesday. And the least was the entry point. So in all, XRP concluded the week at 0.213 USD with a gain of 12.1 per cent and a market capitalisation of 8.56 Billion Dollars.

    4. Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

    Bitcoin cash has been enjoying some major rise in price from the beginning of the year. BCH entered the week at 223.71 USD. Its peak was on Saturday when it earned a price of 270.45 USD.

    The lowest point, however, was the entry point which means it’s seen positive growth. As at press time, BCH is selling at 266.86 USD. Per mathematics, BCH has seen a growth of 19.28 Percent over the week. Its market capitalisation is pegged at 4.861 Billion Dollars.

    5. USD Tether (USDT)

    Tether is our last baby for the week. With steady pricing, Tether hardly loses or gains anything in the crypto market. However, its market capitalisation of 4.635 Billion Dollars puts it in the driving seat as the fifth and final crypto asset on our list for this weekend.

    Kindly check out our list of top 5 cryptocurrencies based on market capitalisation and percentage gains Next week Sunday.

    NB: We do not give advice on crypto investments. Like any other investment program, cryptocurrencies are very risky ventures to invest in. Please do seek the views of an expert before making a decision to invest in cryptocurrencies.

  • Ghana SEC Deliberates Over Possibility of Regulating Cryptocurrencies

    Ghana SEC Deliberates Over Possibility of Regulating Cryptocurrencies

    Recently it was declared that the Ghana SEC is discovering licensure for digital assets, such as cryptocurrencies and security tokens. While digital currencies are not currently legal tender within the country, the SEC is seeing licensing platforms in such a way that they can be used to manage a business effectively. Paul Abio, who serves as the Director General of the country’s SEC, allegedly stated that the body is watching to express and solemnize a good controlling outline that will lay down the instructions for crypto to exist and function in Ghana as legal tender.

    Paul Abio mentioned the following regarding the arrogance of worried parties to cryptos and the SEC’s vision for it going forward it was stated in the local news outlet,

    “…..People to desist from dealing with these crypto entities but when you choose to go there you are on your own, we are looking at the area obviously various chances of……have adopted a wide range of chances on it and we are still doing our research and gathering information and we welcome any input that people might have to help us formulate a view on how we should deal with it in Ghana.”

    Currently, till an agenda is put into place, depositors must be clear of crypto exchanges which are still totally uninhibited. There should be a swift fix solution which is implementable, the finest course of action for cryptocurrency traders and investors to evade such crypto exchanges overall. From the past 20 years, the Modulus has created a customer list such as Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America, Barclays, NASA, Siemens, Shell, Yahoo!, Microsoft, Cornell University, and the University of Chicago.

    Deputy director general of the SEC Paul Abadio feels that users require to stop dealing with unlicensed cryptocurrency things, on this he stated that:

    “When you choose to go there, you are on your own. We have adopted a wide range of changes on it and we are still doing our research and gathering information, and we welcome any input that people might have to help us formulate a view on how we should deal with it in Ghana.”

    About Modulus:

    Modulus was established in 1997 since then it is offering advanced monetary technology services and products to specialized traders, brokerages, trading firms, and enlightening, administrative, and non-profit organizations in 94 countries. The corporation’s products and services have reached more than millions of customers all over the world.

  • Nigeria and Ghana among the leading crypto-markets globally for Paxful

    Nigeria and Ghana among the leading crypto-markets globally for Paxful

    While much of the recent crypto-related news headlines have focused on the softer Bitcoin price, the interest in Bitcoin in Africa has continued to grow at a rapid pace.

    Paxful, the world’s leading cryptocurrency-marketplace, reports that its total number of transactions from African consumers amount to roughly $64,357,115 per month. Nigeria and Ghana rank alongside giants like the United States, United Kingdom and Canada on Paxful’s list of top 10 markets internationally.

    The African continent accounts for the highest number of new subscribers to the portal per month. The appetite for cryptocurrency is widespread. Over the past year, transactions on the Paxful platform from South Africa increased by 25%, by 60% in Nigeria and by up to 100% in other parts of the continent.

    For Africa as a whole, Paxful has seen a 225% increase in users in the last 12 months.

    Millennials Drive The Future

    The demand for cryptocurrency is notably characterized by a marked increase in the 18-30 age group. Lagos, Akure, Abuja, Benin City, and Accra stand out as the leading centres of Bitcoin commerce in Africa.

    The average bitcoin purchase is $60, while the average Paxful wallet transaction is currently under $30.

    Many parts of the continent are already au fait with mobile money payment systems. African millennials are finding that cryptocurrencies offer alternative convenient and cost-effective access to the global financial system.

    A Peer-To-Peer Revolution

    Africans are using cryptocurrency to satisfy both personal finance needs and entrepreneurial ventures; transferring goods, services, and money domestically as well as globally.

    For some, virtual currencies have the benefit of acting as a hedge against constantly fluctuating local bourse. Virtual currencies also serve as an effective and more profitable alternative to their local currency.

    People tend to use them to buy goods and in return, merchants may double their profit since the price of bitcoin tends to fluctuate.

    There is also an emerging generation of Africans buying crypto as investment vehicles into promising blockchain start-ups. A relatively small number of Africans trade digital currencies speculatively for profit.

    “The adoption of Bitcoin across the globe re-affirms our belief that crypto will take its place as a mainstream financial system. As has been the case with other disruptive financial tech innovations like mobile money, Africa is leading the peer-to-peer financial revolution. Our aim is to continue to partner with consumers to expand access the global financial system.” Ray Youssef, CEO of Paxful.

    “As a company, we’ve learned a lot from African consumers. For instance, we’ve improved our mobile capabilities to cater to the widespread use of smartphones on the continent. Our experience in Africa has strengthened our capability to serve consumers regardless of geographical location or origin.” Artur Schaback, CTO Paxful.

  • Dash Added to Top Ghana Cryptocurrency Exchange eBitcoinics After Crowdfund

    Dash Added to Top Ghana Cryptocurrency Exchange eBitcoinics After Crowdfund

    Dash trading pairs have been added to eBitcoinics, significantly advancing Dash’s adoption prospects in Africa.

    Based in Ghana, eBitcoinics is a cryptocurrency exchange serving several African countries, offering trading pairs for several major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, and Litecoin, as well as several minor coins such as SmartCash and Global Reserve Currency. Dash’s addition to this lineup was announced this week:

    “With news of Dash been accepted in selected shops all over the country Ghana and Nigeria, where you can buy goods and pay with Dash. You also book for a hotel accommodation and pay with Dash at selected hotels in Accra, Tema, Tamale and spread all over Ghana.

    Today we to announce to you that Dash (DASH) will be listed on the number one Cryptocurrency Exchange platform in Ghana and Nigeria eBitcoinics.com”

    eBitcoinics currently offers trading pairs for the Ghanaian cedi and the Nigerian naira with a variety of payment options, including bank transfer, PayPal, and mobile money. The exchange is the top cryptocurrency exchange for Ghana and Nigeria, and an important and growing service in the region.

    Integration solves a key liquidity problem in Ghana

    The addition of Dash to the eBitcoinics platform fills an important liquidity need in the region, for Ghana in particular. Local demand in Ghana for purchasing Dash has far exceeded the available supply, stunting adoption efforts in the region. According to Dash African lead ambassador Mahamadu Abdul Salam, this problem will be greatly lessened with the new integration:

    “This means a big win for Dash adoption in Ghana, the long awaited solution to Dash liquidity in the country is solved now and people can buy and sell/swap fiat and fiat for Dash freely and easily on eBitcoinics. The exchange is by far the number one cryptocurrency exchange not only in Ghana but Nigeria as well with multiple means of payment in a buying order such as mobile money, Bank payments and PayPal.”

    Ghana stands as one of the areas in Africa with the strongest Dash adoption. At present, DiscoverDash lists nine businesses in the country that accept Dash, most in the northern Tamale area or in the capital of Accra. Solving the liquidity issue promises to streamline adoption efforts.

    Funds for the integration were crowdfunded by the Dash community

    The integration into the eBitcoinics exchange was funded by Dash itself. However, unlike many integrations funded by either treasury proposal or through the Core team’s business development department, this was crowdfunded by the community. Abdul Salam sees this as a fast and efficient way of raising funds without having to go through more established channels:

    “The crowdfunding of the integration fee outside the treasury is by far the fastest and easier way of raising funds within the Dash community by my experience. It tells me the Dash community is committed to championing causes that promote global adoption. In an overnight after the Dash community angel investors got back from holidays, 13 Dash was raised to make the integration happen. This is beautiful and reinforces that the Dash community aside its treasury systems have workable systems in place to make things that matter most to the network happen such as this.”

    At the time of writing, the Dash price is around $250, yielding approximately $1.5 million monthly from the treasury. This is down from around $10 million at the end of last year, resulting in tighter budgets and more exploration of alternative funding methods.

    Posted by Joël Valenzuela.

  • Understand Bitcoins: Event: How Cryptocurrency can make you rich!

    Understand Bitcoins: Event: How Cryptocurrency can make you rich!

    Last December, I started writing about cryptocurrencies and bitcoins in specific. In parts one and two of the “Understanding Bitcoins” series, we looked at what bitcoins are, why they have become popular, and ways their value is determined. We also went into details to talk about how to create bitcoin wallets and the popular exchanges in Ghana.

    For those who are quite new to this Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency thing, it gets confusing. Sometimes, it makes sense to get a face to face meeting, to get people to really understand the whole cryptocurrency space.

    The series continues next month. This month, I have been held up busy, as I am making a few preparations for Mfidie and the first ever Accra WordPress Meetup, scheduled to take place in February this year. It was during the WordPress Event discussions with Adjei-Kyeremeh Kofi that I learnt of this event I am about to share with you below.

    Cryptocurrency Conference 2018

    Consider this analogy:

    You buy into an ICO today at a cool price of 20USD. A month or 2 later, this amount is now increased 10 times, that is 200USD in less than 3 months. It’s not a joke, guys. Now imagine if you had bought 1000USD. Do the Math. And that’s how people make money from cryptocurrencies.

    On the 10th of February 2018 GC Global in collaboration with Coin Forest brings you the first edition of the cryptocurrency conference happening on the 10th February at iSpace, Accra. At the conference, information will be shared on how to take advantage of an ICO or trade in cryptocurrencies to make returns.The GC Global Bitcoin event is going to teach you all about Cryptocurrency. The truth about Bitcoins, how to buy and sell, trade in crypto and how to invest and make money in the crypto industry. It’s easier than you think.

    Who can attend the Cryptocurrency Conference 2018?

    • Tertiary Students and Graduates interested in learning about Cryptocurrency and making money from it
    • Government and Private sector workers looking to make more money
    • High School graduates looking for careers in cryptocurrency
    • Business professionals
    • Investors
    • Anybody interested in making genuine money online

    Why should you attend the Cryptocurrency Conference 2018?

    • Learn the current trends in the cryptocurrency world and partake in the business of it
    • There’s money to be made in the crypto world, this event will introduce you to such opportunities
    • The chance to Network with like-minded investors like yourself and leaders in Ghana’s cryptocurrency world
    • Gain skills in cryptocurrency and teach others to make money
    • Be a Bitcoin boss

    Event Details

    Venue: iSpace, Accra
    Date: Saturday, 10th February 2018
    Tickets: GHS 30 – Standard, GHS 50 – VIP.
    Standard Ticket holders get to enjoy the following: 1. Setup a bitcoin or any cryptocurrency wallet of choice 2. Cocktail
    VIP Ticket holders enjoy the following at the event: 1. Setup a blockchain wallet 2. Branded T-Shirts 3. Bitcoin Cash Voucher 4. Cocktail
    Registration link: https://goo.gl/S4RDYA

    Click the link above to register and pay now via Mobile Money, Visa or Master Card.

    Register and Pay via Cryptocurrency

    For People want to be able to pay for the tickets via cryptocurrencies, here are the addresses you can send payments to for your tickets

    Bitcoin: 153BboHcATvonyhMoU4rAS2p68RS4BiVzk
    Ethereum: 0x370185e9affc1b6e80d380a4a75a72498cf8bf7d
    Litecoin: LPm2Yq18K2tnQnAgGcyYvBc9kziwb3SbH1

    When making payment, just add your nato in the payment description.

    For more information, call 0200232743

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