I am sure you’ve all heard of Bitcoins and it’s fellow cryptocurrencies by now.

That’s right, you’ve seen it in the news, You’ve read about it on the web or magazines and you’ve even seen quite a few WSOTDs
in the Bitcoin niche.

What does this all TELL you?
It’s money yeah?
That’s right. This PIE is sweet and very profitable.
HOWEVER… This is a big one… you see because this is THE FIRST product that I’ve seen in this niche that comes with PLR rights.
You are starting to see it too right?
Now you do not have to be the bystander that watches this brave new world speed by you…

In fact you can now, instantly become the expert in this MEGA million dollar field that is still FRESH.

That’s right, become the legal ‘owner’ of a carefully and professionally written Bitcoin product known as The BitCoin Rush.

And it’s not just the Main product that You’ll be getting… you’ll also get…

* A professionally done-for-you high opt-in squeeze page.
* 6 High Quality Copywriten Newsletter that will help you sell your main product
* Powerful and Killer Converting Sales Letter all carefully written by a highly regarded copywriter.
* Hot converting and relevant graphics complete with PDS…
* 2 readily written email swipes files that you can use for Solo Ads or for for your Affiliates.

Top Notch Quality Product that will boost your image and bring you good wealth in an unmistakably RICH niche.

I’ve been in the PLR game for a long time, and a PLR product this quality in such a crazily profitable niche, with so little
competitor is ‘RARE’.

This is the ‘real’ deal. Take action, start selling, and you’ll see profits fo’ sure!

Take advantage of this special introductory offer now because the PRICE is going up fast even as you are reading this.

Some Informations about Bitcoin Rush PLR:

• Product:  Bitcoin Rush PLR

•  Creator:  Edmund Loh

• Launch Date: 2014-06-18 at 11:00 EST

• Price: $10

• Bonus Page: Yes – Clicking here to receive huge bonus worth over $4500

• Special Offer: Yes – Clicking here to get it with 70% Discount OFF 7 Days

• 100% money back guarantee

What can you do with this PLR Video Tutorials?

• Place your own name and instanly become a reputable author.
• You can edit or watermark the videos (or use as-is),
• Resell and keep 100% of the prodfits from the sales you make,
• Start your own affiliate program and recruit an army of affiliates to make money for you!
• Offer Resell Rights or Master Resell Rights! (and charge more!)
• Got a paid membership sites? Include these videos for increased value.
• Use these much-needed tutorials as content on your blog, social media or YouTube channel to get you more traffic.
• Use these high quality videos as a value-enhancing bonus  to your other paid products,
• Bundle the videos into a package and sell at a higher price,
• And much more…

Edmund and James, had just released the private label rights to a new training video course on how anyone can make money online in the Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency niche.

If you have been paying attention for the last few month you would know that there are tons of people who made a lot of money in this niche.

If you’ve been wanting get your hands wet in this MEGA niche… then now is your best chance to do so at a ridiculously low price.

Get The both of Vip Bonus $4500. The Bonus only here:

3 simple steps to claim this bonuses

1. Get Bitcoin Rush PLR by Clicking  here to download it now
2. After completing the transaction, forward the receipt to my email at: [email protected]
3. You will receive all the bonuses within 24 hours
4. Call me: +84935852325 you’ll accept Bonus within 15′

Another Products:

WP AMZ Plugin helps marketers find Amazon products right inside WordPress, add product descriptions images and affiliate links with just a few clicks

Thanks for visit my page Bitcoin Rush PLR Review.  Hope you could find useful information here. Get Bonus

Recommend Reading…

Brand NEW PLR In A Brand NEW MEGA Niche

I am trying to contain my Excitement… Which is why I am speaking like a *ROBOT*. **now back to my normal voice ;P** That’s right! You need to see this right now. (Sorry for my excitement)

PLR has been released just a few hours ago and it is literally flying off the shelves as we speak.

Why? Because… it’s

- In a unique, fresh niche
- Super Untapped…
- In Mega Million dollar niche
- Done for you with the UTMOST care.
- Some say… this is the ‘Future’

and you’ll make quite the profit too by being some of the first few to become the ‘pro’ in this opportunity.

How to Buy Bitcoin – Step One

The best way to learn about bitcoin, is to jump in and get a few in your “pocket” to get a feel for how they work.

Despite the hype about how difficult and dangerous it can be, getting bitcoins is a lot easier and safer than you might think. In a lot of ways, it is probably easier than opening an account at a traditional bank. And, given what has been happening in the banking system, it is probably safer too.

There are a few things to learn: getting and using a software wallet, learning how to send and receive money, learning how to buy bitcoin from a person or an exchange.

Preparation

Before getting started, you will need to get yourself a wallet. You can do this easily enough by registering with one of the exchanges which will host wallet for you. And, although I think you are going to want to have one or more exchange wallets eventually, you should start with one on your own computer both to get a better feel for bitcoin and because the exchanges are still experimental themselves. When we get to that stage of the discussion, I will be advising that you get in the habit of moving your money and coins off the exchanges or diversifying across exchanges to keep your money safe.

What is a wallet?

It is a way to store your bitcoins. Specifically, it is software that has been designed to store bitcoin. It can be run on your desktop computer, laptop, mobile device (except, as yet, Apple) and can also be made to store bitcoins on things like thumb drives. If you are concerned about being hacked, then that is a good option. Even the Winklevoss* twins, who have millions invested in bitcoin, put their investment on hard drives which they then put into a safety deposit box.

*The Winklevoss twins are the ones who originally had the idea for a social networking site that became Facebook. They hired Mark Zuckerberg who took their idea as his own and became immensely rich.

What do you need to know about having a bitcoin wallet on your computer?

Below you can download the original bitcoin wallet, or client, in Windows or Mac format. These are not just wallets, but are in fact part of the bitcoin network. They will receive, store, and send your bitcoins. You can create one or more addresses with a click (an address is a number that looks like this: 1LyFcQatbg4BvT9gGTz6VdqqHKpPn5QBuk). You will see a field where you can copy and paste a number like this from a person you want to send money to and off it will go directly into that person’s wallet. You can even create a QR code which will let someone take a picture with an app on their phone and send you some bitcoin. It is perfectly safe to give these out – the address and QR code are both for my donations page. Feel free to donate!

NOTE: This type of wallet acts both as a wallet for you and as part of the bitcoin system. The reason bitcoin works is that every transaction is broadcast and recorded as a number across the entire system (meaning that every transaction is confirmed and made irreversible by the network itself). Any computer with the right software can be part of that system, checking and supporting the network. This wallet serves as your personal wallet and also as a support for that system. Therefore, be aware that it will take up 8-9 gigabytes of your computer’s memory. After you install the wallet, it will take as much as a day for the wallet to sync with the network. This is normal, does not harm your computer, and makes the system as a whole more secure, so it’s a good idea.

Bitcoin Qt

Armory

If you don’t want to have that much memory used or don’t want to wait for your wallet to sync, there are good wallets that do not make you sync the entire history of bitcocin:

Multibit

Electum

After you get the wallet set up, take a few minutes clicking around. Things to look for:

o There will be a page that shows you how many bitcoins are currently in your wallet. Keep in mind that bitcoins can be broken up into smaller pieces, so you may see a decimal with a lot of zeros after it. (Interesting note, 0.00000001 is one Satoshi, named after the pseudonymous creator of bitcoin).

o There will be an area showing what your recent transactions are.

o There will be an area where you can create an address and a QR code (like the one I have above). You don’t need the QR code if you don’t want it, but if you run a business and you want to accept bitcoin, then all you’ll need to do to accept payment is to show someone the QR code, let them take a picture of it, and they will be able to send you some money. You will also be able to create as many addresses as you like, so if you want to track where the money is coming from, you could have a separately labeled address from each one of your payees.

o There will be an area with a box for you to paste a code when you want to send money to someone or to yourself on an exchange or different wallet.

There will be other options and features, but to start out with, these are the items that you should know about.

Getting Your First Bitcoins

Now that you have a wallet, you will, of course, want to test them out.

The very first place to go is http://faucet.bitcoin.st/.

This is a website that gives out small amounts of bitcoin for the purpose of getting people used to using them. The original version of this was run by the lead developer of bitcoin, Gavin Andreson. That site has since closed and this site operates by sending out one or two advertisements a month. You agree to receive those messages by requesting the bitcoins. Copy and paste your new bitcoin address and enter a phone number to which you can receive an SMS. They send out an SMS to be sure that people are not continuously coming back for more since it costs nothing to create a bitcoin address. They will also send out once or twice a month advertisement to support their operation. The amount they send it trivial: 0.0015 BTC (or 1.5 mBTC). However, they process almost immediately and you can check to see that your address and wallet are working. It is also quite a feeling to get that portion of a bitcoin. (Non-disclaimer: I have no connection with this site and receive nothing if you use them. I simply think they are a good way to get your feet wet).

Congratulations! You have just entered the bitcoin economy.

To get your feet a little wetter, you can go panning for gold. There are a number of services and websites out there that will pay you in bitcoin to do things like go to certain websites, fill out online surveys, or watch sponsored videos. These are harmless, and you can earn a few extra bitcoins this way, but it is important to remember that these are businesses that get paid when people click on the links on their sites. They are essentially kicking back a portion of what they get paid to you. There is nothing illegal, or even immoral about this (you might like what you see and make a purchase!), but they are frequently flashy and may not be completely straightforward. All the ones that I have tried (particularly bitvisitor.com) have paid out as advertised. It is interesting to experiment with these, but even with the likely rise in the value of bitcoin, you won’t become a millionaire doing this. So, unless you are an advertisement junkie, I would recommend you move on. If you would like to try, simply Google “free bitcoins” or something along those lines and you will find numerous sites.

Buying Bitcoin Hand-to-Hand

Finally, this is going to be the real test of bitcoin. Can people easily trade them back and forth? If this can’t happen, then there can’t really be a bitcoin economy because retailers won’t be able to use it. If retailers can’t use it, what earthly good is it? Fortunately, this is not really a problem. iPhone is a bit of a hold out, but many smartphones have apps (mobile wallets) that will read QR codes and allow you to send bitcoin to whomever you want. You can also display a QR code of your address, or even carry a card in your wallet with your QR code to let people send bitcoin to you. Depending on what kind of wallet you have, you can then check to see if the bitcoins have been received.

A couple of things to note:

Where can you buy bitcoin like this?

Some people ask if it is possible to buy physical bitcoins. The answer to this is both a yes and a no. Bitcoin, by its very nature, is a digital currency and has no physical form. However, there are a couple of ways that you can practically hold a bitcoin in your hands:

* There is software to make printing your paper wallets easier. bitcoinpaperwallet.com is one of the best and includes a good tutorial about how to use them.

* The bitcoins are not actually in the wallet, they are still on the web. In fact, the outside of the wallet will have a QR code that will allow you ship coins to the wallet any time you like.

* The sealed part of the wallet will have the private key without which you cannot access the coins. Therefore, only put as many coins on the wallet as you want to be inaccessible. You will not be able to whip this thing out and take out a few coins to buy a cup of coffee. Rather, think of it as a piggy bank. To get the money, you have to smash it. It is possible to take out smaller amounts, but at this point the security of the wallet is compromised and it would be easier for someone to steal the coins. Better to have them all in or out.

* People who use paper wallets are usually security conscious, and there are a number of ways for the nefarious in the world to hack your computer. Bitcoinpaperwallet.com gives a lot of good advice about how to print your wallets securely.

Some people have also asked about buying bitcoins on eBay. Yes, it is possible, but they will be far overpriced. So, selling on eBay might seem to be a better option given the extreme markup over market value you might see. But, as with anything that is too good to be true, this is too good to be true. As I will explain in the next section, selling bitcoin this way is just way too risky.

How Not to Buy Bitcoin

In the next section, I am going to explain a couple of key points about buying from Bitcoin Exchanges. Before I do, let me give you a warning.

A short history lesson: When people first started setting up actual business based on bitcoin, they used all of the tools available to any merchant. They sold by credit card and PayPal. The problem with this business model was quickly spotted: bitcoin transactions are not reversible by anyone except the recipient of the money. Credit cards and PayPal have strong buyer protection policies that make it relatively easy for people to request a chargeback. So, nefarious individuals realized this and began making purchases of bitcoin and then sooner or later requesting a chargeback. And, since bitcoin is a non-physical product, sent by new and poorly understood technological means, the sellers were not able to contest this. Because of this, sellers stopped accepting credit cards and PayPal.

This was a big problem for the currency: How to move money between buyers and seller? Some business emerged that would credit you with bitcoin if you wired them money. Very often these businesses would give addresses in Albania, Poland, or Russia. The fact is that many of these did work and there are a lot of stories on the forums of people who bought bitcoins this way. But it took a lot of time and in the meantime the buyer just had to bite his or her fingernails wondering if they would get their bitcoins or kiss their investment goodbye.

I expect that as bitcoin becomes more acceptable and valuable, we are going to see a version of the Nigerian Prince scam. So the warning is this: we now have exchanges and other businesses that allow for moving money easily onto and off of exchanges. Never wire money for bitcoin. It was a short-lived, and well-forgotten, moment in the history of bitcoin.

Next, I will be talking about how to buy from a bitcoin exchange and give a review of the some of the best known exchanges.