Hello everyone, I’ll share my method of converting my bitcoin into cash. I transfer my bitcoins to my Coin Base wallet and then go to Coin Base website, login into my wallet, go to buy/sell section and then I sell a portion of my Bitcoins for PayPal balance. After that I login into PayPal and I withdraw a portion of my PayPal balance to one of my connected bank accounts with PayPal. I then wait a week and then go to an ATM and bam! I withdraw cash from my bitcoins!
Really, can you more detail about the steps, and Coinbase service only available for US citizen, so OP still need to say about his current location so member in this forum can giving to him more detail about the step, how for him to withdrawal bitcoin to his bank account. If you are new for bitcoin is better to use service from member in this forum you just search member who have same country with you, search in this section .
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If there is one thing to take away from the Nicehash hack, it is how cryptocurrency mining marketplaces are very popular Although Nicehash successfully returned earlier this week, there’s a need for alternatives. One bitcoin Cash community member has launched such a service, although it’s still in the early stages. Known as NotNicehash, it will be pretty interesting to see how this platform fares. The only accepted payment method for this platform is BCH, which isn’t a big surprise.
Imitation is often the most sincere form of flattery. In the case of cryptocurrency mining marketplaces, has certainly looked closely at competing services. The concept is almost identical, although the layout is very different. That is a good thing, mind you, although not everyone will be a fan of it. The bright colors certainly make things a lot clearer for everyone to see, though.
The main reason this platform is created is to promote . All payments need to be made in BCH. Payouts will occur on a daily basis, with BCH being the obvious main option. Given the success of bitcoin Cash in recent months, such a platform can be quite profitable. For now, Notnicehash is still in closed beta. An official launch date has not been announced as of yet.
Whether or not people will show an interest in this “clone”, remains to be seen. It is evident the BCH community wants to get more people excited about this currency. Moreover, plenty of people have mining farms they don’t use themselves. Being able to accept BCH payments is an option worth looking into. Especially for those people who believe bitcoin Cash will eventually replace bitcoin. The jury is still out on that front, yet it remains a possibility.
The big question is how Notnicehash will fare in terms of security. After all, Nicehash was hacked not too long ago. In the process, the company lost over $70m worth of customer funds. This money will eventually be refunded, yet it paints a worrisome picture as well. If this clone wants to avoid those issues, there may be a lot more work to be done. For now, we will have to wait and see if there is a genuine interest in the project. It would certainly help shake things up quite a bit.