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Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency and a payment system invented by an unidentified programmer, or group of programmers, under the name of Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin was introduced on 31 October 2008 to a cryptography mailing list, and released as open-source software in 2009.
 Many people don't know how to create a wallet, while some will tell you that they don't know what a wallet is....well the simple truth is blockchain e-wallet is very simple to create but hard to keep, it demands a lot from you, First you have to be password-ready, you have to know how to keep your wallet id safe and your password.....


How to Open A BITCOIN Wallet in Nigeria: A step be step Guide

 

To open a BITCOIN account of your own, you can go to www.blockchain.info/wallet. Now, kindly follow my step by step guide to opening a bitcoin account right from your bedroom in Nigeria.
Step1. Visit www.blockchain.info/wallet. You will land on a page like the one below.
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Following my RED arrow above, kindly click on “create a free bitcoin wallet”
STEP2
You will land on this page below…
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Kindly follow my arrows as indicated above to fill your EMAIL, PASSWORD (must contain letter and alphabet), Tick the terms of service button and click on CONTINUE.
STEP 3
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ou will land on the page above. Just click on continue.
STEP 4
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Login to your email you used when registering and a mail would have been sent to you just like the one above from BLOCKCHAIN. Click on it to open it.
STEP 5
Following my RED arrow in the above image, copy your WALLET IDENTIFIER and keep it safe somewhere. It is what you will use whenever you want to log into your blockchain account. VERY important.
Following my YELLOW arrow, click on the VERIFY EMAIL to verify your email and you will automatically be redirected to…
STEP 6

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It will show that your EMAIL has been verified.
STEP 7
Now go back to www.blockchain.info/wallet
Follow the arrow in my image below. Click on LOGIN
STEP 8
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As you can see above, input your wallet identifier (The one i said earlier that you should keep safe). Also, enter your PASSWORD (the one i said earlier that it should be a mixture of alphabets and numbers).
Input them and click on LOGIN
STEP 9
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This is what I personally do. I keep my login details in a notepad and safe on my laptop. You can also do this and keep it somewhere so whenever you want to login, you can always open the notepad to copy your login details.

STEP 10
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When you are inside your blockchain account, as show above, click on RECEIVE. We want to get our BITCOIN wallet address. (This is so important. It is like your BANK account NUMBER)
STEP 11
After clicking RECEIVES above, you will then see your BITCOIN wallet ID as it shows in the image below. Copy it and keep safe. It’s is like your BANK account number. And that is what is referred to as your BITCOIN account or bitcoin id.

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STEP 12
Security area.
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When inside your blockchain account, you will see the section like the one illustrated above. You can click on it to fortify your account by enabling additional security features like adding your phone number, back up security phrase etc. This is to enable you protect your account from hackers from having access to it. Just take your time around here to fortify your account.

HOW TO FUND YOUR BITCOIN WALLET
to fund your Bitcoin wallet is very simple. All you need to do is get someone who has money in his bitcoin account to send money to your own bitcoin account while you pay him for the money. Let’s be practical here.
I have $10,000 in my Bitcoin account. You do not have any in your account yet. You contacted me that you need bitcoin. I am willing to sell. We agree that I will sell $1 for N550. You want $1000. You will pay me 550 x 1000 = N550, 000 and I will login to my blockchain account and click on SEND
Just like in the image below…

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I will fill in your BITCOIN wallet ID. The dollar amount you want, Description (transfer/sales) and I will click on next and confirm on the next page.
You gave me money, I gave you bitcoin. That’s how to get BITCOIN.
There are trusted merchants like www.naira4dollar.com that sells bitcoin.
Another easy way is just search on google.com a phrase like…
buy/sell BITCOIN in …. (Put your city). E.g., buy/sell bitcoin in Abuja (if my city is Abuja). Once you do that, you will see a handful of websites and results that will come up. Check on them and look for the one that is closer to you. I advise you to walk into their office, cash at hand and do the transaction. There are many scammers who disguise as bitcoin seller and offer your ridiculous price to lure you and scam you.
www.naira4dollar.com is tested and trusted and you can pay them without going to their office but ensure you confirm from them they have on ground before paying. I am not their affiliate o, just saying this out of my previous dealings with them.
Now, go get your BITCOIN account funded as I roll out opportunities you can use BITCOIN to partake in.
                For further info and comments...Whatsapp me on this number:08149136238, 08038305670





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