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 The Freewallet team is ready to help you 24/7. Buy crypto with credit card Mining Bitcoin can be as easy as running Bitcoin mining software on your computer, and there are many options for this. However, it should be noted that, unlike in the early days of Bitcoin, today—due to the processing speed of many professional Bitcoin miners—most individuals no longer have the computing power to successfully mine Bitcoin.

Deciding which cryptocurrency you should buy depends on what you want to do with your crypto. If you’d like to spend crypto, you may want to buy Bitcoin, Litecoin or Bitcoin Cash as these are the most widely accepted cryptocurrencies. Ethereum and ERC-20 tokens can be used to create smart contracts, buy NFTs and many other creative use cases. Dogecoin and Shiba Inu coin have strong communities behind them that make them fun coins to buy, hold and swap. Stablecoins like USD Coin and PAX Dollar are pegged coins meaning their value is tied to the U.S. Dollar, carrying less volatility than traditional cryptocurrencies. Can I buy Bitcoin with a credit card? Once you successfully purchase crypto using your card, the card details will be saved for future transactions. This means you can buy crypto in seconds and never miss an opportunity. 

Scan the QR code to download the app Transact securely with our payment providers Europe is one of the most pro-crypto regions in the world - the regulations on cryptocurrency in most European countries are quite progressive and friendly. However, most crypto platforms are focused on working with USD, so European residents have to exchange EUR for USD in order to buy cryptocurrency on such platforms. UTORG, however, supports crypto purchases with EUR, and even allows to buy Bitcoin with a debit card. Thus, UTORG users are free from unnecessary operations when buying crypto.

Bitcoin's fixed supply, decentralization, and security have made it the most popular cryptocurrency to date. In fact, Bitcoin remains the world's largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization even a decade after its launch. Open and Inclusive In 2021, the Central Bank of Nigeria issued a directive that effectively banned financial institutions from facilitating cryptocurrency transactions. This move was met with widespread disappointment and apprehension within the crypto community. However, as we fast forward to 2024, the Nigerian government has had a change of heart, recognizing the vast potential of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies in fostering financial inclusion and driving economic growth.