To send Bitcoin from the Cash App, first, open the Cash App application on your phone and log in to your account. Once you are logged in, tap the “Banking” tab at the bottom of your screen. From there, select Bitcoin and then press “Send”. Enter either the dollar amount or BTC amount you want […]
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A crypto exchange is an online platform in which users can buy, sell, and trade cryptocurrencies. The exchanges provide liquidity to the markets by allowing traders to place orders for buying and selling of digital currencies against each other or against fiat currencies like USD, EUR, GBP, etc. Crypto exchanges also offer a range of
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Before investing in any crypto asset, it is important to do your own research and take the time to weigh all potential risks versus rewards. Some of the most popular cryptocurrencies right now that may be worth considering include Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Ripple (XRP), and Bitcoin Cash (BCH). There are a number
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Cryptocurrency came into the mainstream in 2017 as a result of skyrocketing values and the surge of initial coin offerings (ICOs) that raised billions of dollars. The launch of Bitcoin futures on major exchanges in December 2017 further propelled cryptocurrency trading into the spotlight, with Bitcoin’s price reaching an all-time high of nearly $20,000. But,
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Nc or the Netcat command, is a networking command-line tool in Linux. It works like a port scanning tool, a security tool, a network troubleshooting tool, or a network monitoring tool. It is an important utility for system administrators to be aware of and is often referred to as the Swiss army knife of networking
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Because of the open-source nature of the Linux kernel, many companies, and collaborators have created their own Linux distribution, and all of them have unique and great features. But this fragmentation naturally leads to confusion for a new user who just wants to migrate from either macOS or Windows desktop. There is no ‘best’ Linux
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Torrents and peer-to-peer file sharing have been one of the major hallmarks of open source initiative. The BitTorrent protocol allows you to share files with strangers on the Internet, as well as privately with your friends. Despite the numerous torrent downloader applications such as qBittorrent and Transmission available on the Linux desktop, users often have
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Distro-hopping term refers to the practice of regularly switching the installed Linux-based operating system on your PC/Laptop most of the time to find out the best Linux distribution for the user. Distro, short for distribution, is a common term used to describe all the Linux-based operating system, and hopping refers to… well switching through different
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While installing packages and software programs on the Linux desktop using the distribution’s package manager, various other dependencies are also installed along with the desired application. And when you uninstall that application, the dependencies which were installed along with the package are not always uninstalled and remain on your system, taking up disk space. This
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Audio, network, and NVIDIA graphics card often pose challenges for users who have recently installed Linux on their desktop. If it works, it works; but if it does not work, then you will have to spend hours trying to troubleshoot the problems arising on your PC. Even if everything works perfectly, sometimes the minor inconveniences
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