Today I did my first Bitcoin purchase

First sorry for the extremely newbie content.

I finally bought some Bitcoin!
I have been postponing this for a long time, more accurately 3 years when at the time my friend who is an enthusiast told me about crypto.
Bitcoin was 300$ each and I could have bought close to 10, couple months ago when I checked the price then regretted so much, but it happens. So I joined this subreddit to get more information and I decided to not lose the trend again.
Thank you all!



Submitted December 17, 2019 at 10:41AM by TsuruMaker https://ift.tt/2rTkmTE

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