One of the interesting things about Bitcoin is that requires users to think about money slightly differently. This is the first time in history that commerce is possible between large groups of people without an intermediary to store funds and process transactions. The thing is, we have become so used to relying on 3rd parties that it becomes a little difficult to change our habits and start becoming responsible for our own money. This post will help you with that by showing you how to find and choose the right Bitcoin wallet for you. Be Your Own Bank!

Interacting with Bitcoin and learning how it works is a very worthwhile experience. Whilst I will never directly advise anybody to invest in cryptocurrencies I will always encourage people to invest in learning new skills. If like me, you think Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are going to be important technologies within years to come then one great way to make a low cost and high return investment is to just learn how it works.

I’m also a believer that learning by doing is the most effective method. Follow this guide to learn how to buy a small amount of Bitcoin on an exchange, and actually get to play with it yourself. You can make an investment into learning about what Bitcoin is all about simply by buying £10 worth!