bitcoin trading

The bitcoin is the most famous, the most controversial and the most used of digital currencies. But it is also a reliable means of transfer and purchase, which is also very inexpensive (compared to the charges levied by the main credit card organizations). We lend it a lot, sometimes even maybe a little too much. Thus, on the eve of the Scottish independence referendum, the American site Quartz.com wondered whether the bitcoin could or might not be the future motto of a new country whose capital would be Edinburgh.. The bitcoing trading is developing with high speed and the Bitcoins payments are now accepted by 60,000 merchants worldwide. Merchants who are most often bitcoin trading but also traders who operate in the ’real world’.’Today, for a company, accepting payments in bitcoins does not involve any risk’. In practice, to be able to accept bitcoins, a physical trade must have a small application that acts as a payment terminal. When the customer wants to buy an item or just order a coffee, the merchant enters the price of the transaction into its application. The small program generates a QR Code corresponding to the number of bitcoins to be debited. In order to pay and confirm the transaction, the customer only has to scan the QR Code on a mobile application which is none other than his electronic purse. The customer is automatically debited. For its part, the merchant can either feed his account in bitcoins, or decide to automatically convert these new bitcoins into euros. If it chooses to keep its bitcoins as such, the trader takes the risk of volatility, the bitcoin course being still very fluctuating today. On the other hand, if he opts for automatic conversion to his bank account, this risk is zero. 10165