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Coinbridge Partners
Connecticut's Largest Bitcoin ATM Network
For the past two weeks, you’ve been spending hours on the internet exploring the meanders of the crypto world, confronting yourself with cryptic jargon such as sats, shills, pump and dump. Reading white papers (or at least trying to), devouring exchange reviews and comparisons, not stopping talking about it until turning your friends off and dreaming of the day when you’ll finally own some. But that day didn’t come…
We are excited to announce our newest location. We have placed 1 of our Bitcoin Kiosks at 53 Purnell Place, Manchester CT at the MD TECH TEAM. Located between the Urban Lodge Brewery and the Lucky Taco, the MD TECH TEAM can see up to 5000 people per weekend walking between the public parking lot and main street. This location is safe and secured and the ideal setting to make larger Bitcoin purchases. This location will be open Monday through Friday 9:00am to 4:00pm. Click Here to schedule an appointment.
The use of a crypto wallet is a crucial first step to using Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency in circulation. Crypto wallets are a software program that stores the public and private keys necessary for trading various cryptocurrencies through the blockchain.
Think of a crypto wallet like you would a bank account as the two are very comparable. Just as how your bank account serves as an interface to the conventional monetary system, a crypto wallet operates in the same way.
The private and public keys stored within a crypto wallet serve as nodes that allow the wallet holder to send and receive crypto tokens along with monitoring account balances. What makes a crypto wallet different from a bank account is that it does not store currency at all, only records of transactions.
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