The Blockchain Breakout and The Millions

During the past month we all realized why Bitcoin - the much-hyped “cryptocurrency” - is the pioneer in this space and how many more BCH, ETH, LTC among others are emerging victorious down the road.

The technology powering Bitcoin is not just changing the currency industry - it’s changing IT, healthcare, banking, cybersecurity, and nearly every other industry today.

I can tell you that major companies, like IBM and Walmart, and even an entire country (Belarus) are implementing this technology in their own businesses to completely transform the way they do business:

• Reducing fraud
• Accessing transaction and product details at lightning speeds
• Securing payments and blocking hackers
• …and much, much more

Now, I’m going to show you how you can invest in it right now and take advantage of what I call the “Blockchain Breakout”… without being a venture capitalist or a super-connected angel investor by simply sending you a personal invite to Coinbase a digital currency exchange headquartered in San Francisco, California. One of the best broker exchanges of Bitcoin (₿), Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum (Ξ), Litecoin (Ł) and other digital assets with fiat currencies in 32 countries, and bitcoin transactions and storage in 190 countries worldwide.

Here is my personal Invite: COINBASE and as soon as you use this referral you will get $10 of free Bitcoin, now bear in mind that during this season it might be possible that Bitcoin itself might be up to € 20,000 per Bitcoin so there is still a long way to profit but be cautious.

Did you know that the most exciting part of Bitcoin is not the currency itself?

The most exciting part of bitcoin is actually the technology behind the currency.

Bitcoin is run by a technology called “blockchain.”

Here’s how blockchain works:

Most people use a middleman to make transactions. The bank is an example of a middleman. If you want to buy something, you need to either get money from the bank or use a payment processor to run the transaction.

The blockchain technology allows consumers and suppliers to conduct these transactions directly, removing the need for a third party.

Now, here’s the key to the whole thing: blockchain provides a decentralized database, or “digital ledger”, of transactions that everyone can see. (here some interesting literature)

                               

The network of computers that can see the transaction must all approve an exchange before it can be completed.

This network is essentially a chain of computers that must all approve an exchange before it can be verified and recorded.

And there’s no central database to hack.

But while this sounds complicated, it all happens much faster than you think: faster than wire transfers or any other banking transactions.

The technology can work for almost every type of transaction involving value, including money, goods and property.

Its potential uses are almost limitless and people like you or me control the price, the use, and the demand. So with this brief update I just have to say Enjoy the Christmas season and The New Year and see you in the other side.