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Each owner of the crypto wallet is assigned an address in the form of a multi-digit code:

Example of an Ethereum address
Example of an Ethereum crypto wallet address
(the second most popular cryptocurrency)

To receive a transfer to it, you need to transfer this address to the sender, and to send it yourself, enter the recipient's address, there is no difference from other types of electronic transfers. However, when sending money via cryptocurrency, you need to be very careful:

the cryptocurrency of the sender and the recipient should be the same; you can
't make a mistake in the address, you need to copy it completely;
we must beware of fraud;
you need to check the commission amount.
Tip: if you don't really trust the recipient, but still want to send money, make a verification transfer for a small amount.

In case of errors when transferring via Each owner of the crypto wallet is assigned an address in the form of a multi-digit code:

Example of an Ethereum address
Example of an Ethereum crypto wallet address
(the second most popular cryptocurrency)

To receive a transfer to it, you need to transfer this address to the sender, and to send it yourself, enter the recipient's address, there is no difference from other types of electronic transfers. However, when sending money via cryptocurrency, you need to be very careful:

the cryptocurrency of the sender and the recipient should be the same; you can
't make a mistake in the address, you need to copy it completely;
we must beware of fraud;
you need to check the commission amount.
Tip: if you don't really trust the recipient, but still want to send money, make a verification transfer for a small amount.

In case of errors when transferring via cryptocurrency, the money will be irretrievably lost, since the system is decentralized and there is nowhere to turn for help. This is the price of freedom from banks and regulators.

All transactions in cryptocurrency are in a single database, copies of which are stored on the computers of thousands of users and are synchronized at a certain interval. A natural question arises: can't some fraudster finish drawing a million bitcoins for himself?

Blockchain technology has been developed to protect cryptocurrencies:

Blockchain is a sequential chain of blocks with information, built according to special rules and protected by cryptographic methods. In, the money will be irretrievably lost, since the system is decentralized and there is nowhere to turn for help. This is the price of freedom from banks and regulators.

All transactions in cryptocurrency are in a single database, copies of which are stored on the computers of thousands of users and are synchronized at a certain interval. A natural question arises: can't some fraudster finish drawing a million bitcoins for himself?

Blockchain technology has been developed to protect cryptocurrencies:

Blockchain is a sequential chain of blocks with information, built according to special rules and protected by cryptographic methods. In

Today, virtual money is replacing real money in more and more cases. One of my friends, for example, recently told me about the application kraken-exchange . This allowed him to finance his startup projects thanks to funding from cryptocurrency. The process was very simple and convenient.

Das ist eine wirklich gute Frage! Gut, dass es darüber diese tolle Webseite gibt, die genau darüber Auskunft gibt: https://www.cryptoscam.info/de/ Dort werden ganz viele fragwürdige Anbieter von Krypto Wallets und ähnlichem beleuchtet. Man sollte trotz aller Goldgräber-Stimmung einen klaren Verstand bewahren und da auf bekannte Wallets gehen.