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A beginner’s guide to buying, selling and trading Ether in Australia. Ethereum is a unique altcoin with several distinctive design features. Like bitcoin, its price skyrocketed in a short time, and its value has multiplied in a very short time. Unlike bitcoin, Ethereum is built to offer some unique features and can do a lot more than simply being bought and sold.

Here, you can find a list of places to buy Ether and learn more about what makes it different. If you’re planning to purchase, it’s worth knowing more about the coin’s unique features and its pros and cons. This information should not be interpreted as an endorsement of cryptocurrencies or a recommendation to invest. Historic performance is no guarantee of future returns.

As an investment class, cryptocurrencies are speculative investments and investing in cryptocurrencies involves significant risks – they are highly volatile, vulnerable to hacking and capital loss and sensitive to secondary activity. Before investing you should obtain advice and decide whether the potential return outweighs the risks. Details Features Buy, sell and exchange bitcoin and more than 50 altcoins on this easy-to-use Australian exchange. • Fees: 1-3% • Deposit currencies: AUD, BTC, LTC, DOGE • Payment methods: BPAY, POLi, cash, cryptocurrency Coinbase Digital Currency Exchange Buy and sell bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin on one of the world's most renowned cryptocurrency exchanges.

• Fees: Varies by transaction • Supported countries: 32 countries • Payment methods: Bank transfer, Credit/debit card, wire Trade AUD and other fiat currencies against BTC, BCH or ETH at competitive rates. • Fees: 0.1-0.5% trading fee • Supported cryptos: BTC, BCH, ETH • Deposit methods: POLi, EFT, SWIFT, wallet transfer Binance Cryptocurrency Exchange Trade 60+ cryptocurrency pairs on this up-and-coming exchange based in China. Multi-language support. • Trade Bitcoin Cash & Bitcoin Gold • Fees: 0.1% trading fee • Supported countries: Worldwide • Deposit methods: BTC, ETH, LTC, NEO & BNB Coinmama Bitcoin Marketplace Use USD/EUR to buy bitcoin and Ether with credit card or cash on the Coinmama cryptocurrency exchange. • Fees: 5.5% + 5% for credit card • Supported countries: 226 countries worldwide • Payment methods: Credit/debit card, cash Paxful Bitcoin Marketplace Connect with bitcoin buyers and sellers through this peer-to-peer marketplace that accepts cash, credit and more than 300 other payment methods. • Fees: Varies by transaction, and PayPal no fees • Supported countries: Worldwide • Payment methods: Western Union, PayPal and many more eToro Social Crypto Trading Copy the trades of leading cryptocurrency investors on this unique social investment platform.

• Fees: Spreads • Supported countries: Worldwide (some exceptions) • Payment methods: Credit card, PayPal, bank transfer HitBTC Multi-currency Exchange Buy crypto with fiat (USD/EUR) and trade over 150 other digital assets on this Europe-based exchange platform. • Buy/sell Bitcoin Cash & Bitcoin Gold • Fees: Varies by transaction type • Supported countries: Global, with exceptions • Deposit methods: USD/EUR/Crypto Indacoin Cryptocurrency Exchange Use your credit or debit card to buy bitcoin and other cryptocurrency without having to verify your identity.

• Fees: Varies by transaction • Supported countries: More than 100 countries • Payment methods: Payza, Credit/Debit cards (USD) and more Changelly Crypto-to-Crypto Exchange Access competitive crypto-to-crypto exchange rates for more than 35 cryptocurrencies on this global exchange. • Exchange Bitcoin Cash & Bitcoin Gold • Fees: 0.5% + networking fees • Supported countries: Worldwide • Payment methods: USD, EUR, 35+ cryptos Other ways to get ETH: • Get paid directly in ETH. You may be able to get paid directly over the Ethereum blockchain.

For example, if you’re a content creator, you could request payment in ETH. • Trade another cryptocurrency for it. You could trade bitcoin or another cryptocurrency for Ethereum at an exchange. • Mine for it.

You could mine for ETH by dedicating computing power to solving problems on the blockchain, executing smart contracts and carrying out transactions. However, you might need a lot of processing power to start earning worthwhile returns, and the Ethereum mining system is being reworked, which makes returns on mining less certain.

There are other ways you might buy into the Ethereum blockchain, ranging from winning a bet online with ETH to participating in affiliate programs or buying into another system on the same blockchain. Ethereum's features mean there might be more ways to find yourself holding ETH than other currencies such as bitcoin. Smart contracts: What are the features of Ethereum and how do they work?

Ethereum’s aims to let users set up “smart contracts.” These can do almost anything a user wants, with anonymity, with no set point of failure and with complete trustworthiness and reliability. This essentially lets you cut out the middleman in any kind of transaction, while still making the transaction with complete reliability, security and trustworthiness. • It’s transparent.

All parties can see the details and conditions of the transfer. It’s a transparent program that’s set up to do exactly what it says. • It’s extremely flexible. You can program it to do almost anything you can imagine, such as making a transfer when specific conditions are met at a certain time in the future or dividing funds between different parties depending on other factors. There’s no real limit other than one’s need and imagination. • It has all the usual blockchain benefits.

Like other cryptocurrencies, you can make transfers relatively cheaply and quickly compared to going through banks or other third-party services. This makes it possible to do things that simply weren’t an option before.

Imagine an international organisation that charges nominal membership fees, like an online fan club. Ethereum’s blockchain and smart contracts system makes the impossible possible.

With smart contracts Without smart contracts • Low-cost transfers mean you can charge very low membership fees that people might be willing to pay. • The costs and limitations of international transfers make it impossible to collect small amounts of money from individuals overseas.

It needs to be pooled first. • No one person is “collecting” the money. Instead, it can be securely gathered without letting anyone in particular access it. • The money will be going to a bank account, which will typically be under the control of one person.

• The money can be moved with group consensus. For example, a smart contract might automatically send the funds to a certain charity based on the results of a members’ vote. • The group treasurer has control. They might take the money and run, veto anything they don’t like or otherwise misbehave. • Everyone can see the exact conditions around where, when and how the funds will be moved.

• No one has a choice but to trust whomever has control of the funds. There are already plenty of real-life examples of people using it in ingenious ways.

For example, and individuals have started using it to source funding for their own projects without paying a cut to middlemen like Kickstarter or Patreon. How its special features affect the price of Ether The coin itself, Ether (ETH), is the fuel for smart contracts. In simple terms, it’s used to pay the miners who donate computing power to process transactions and execute smart contracts.

Traders will need to decide whether the value of Ether will increase as more people start using smart contracts and the Ethereum blockchain becomes more widely used. Quick glossary Definitions Ethereum. The name of the blockchain.

Often used to refer to “Ether” and the system in general. The coin on the Ethereum blockchain. Sometimes referred to as “gas” because it fuels transactions. Ethereum classic (ETC). A similar type of coin that came about due to a previous hard fork on the Ethereum blockchain. Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).

The network of miners whose computing power processes transactions and executes smart contracts. How to hold Ether Like other cryptocurrencies, you hold ETH in. However, not all wallets are compatible with it.

Some of the options include the following. • • • • It’s worth taking the time to compare the various options and features of each wallet if you plan on holding ETH. Things to consider with Ethereum There are several issues that traders will want to take into account when considering Ether.

Smart contracts are easier said than done The first problem is that writing a “bulletproof” smart contract is easier in theory than in practice. The hard fork that created Ethereum Classic (or Ether depending on how you look at it) came about as the result of a loophole in a contract, which led to the theft of about US$50 million worth of ETH. A report from Microsoft pointed out that a large-scale analysis of published contracts on the Ethereum blockchain would most likely reveal a lot of vulnerabilities.

This is being addressed with the creation of publicly available “templates” of sorts, and users simply getting more experienced with time. Performance issues All smart contracts are stored publicly on every node of the blockchain. This helps drive transparency and security, but can also lead to performance issues. As more users get involved and smart contracts become increasingly common and complex, performance issues might get worse.

Worse performance can lead to slower transaction times and increased transaction costs, which could undermine the point of it all. There are several proposals in place to address these issues, but to date there’s no solid timeframe or detailed plan.

Ethereum price forecast When forecasting the price of Ether and the value of the Ethereum blockchain, you might want to consider the following: • The potential applications of smart contracts and how likely they are to be widely used in the future. • Whether current issues are likely to be resolved and how long it might take. • Whether competition from other coins might impact the value of Ether. • How many other tokens and applications will take advantage of the Ethereum blockchain. How to sell Ether • Visit the exchange platform you used to purchase your Ether.

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