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The Down Low on Bitcoin Converters

What the Heck Is a Bitcoin Converter? 


So, now that you’ve got a grip on bitcoin,  as a cryptocurrency, you know it’s available for trading on exchanges.

Put quite simply, a bitcoin converter allows you to compare the price of bitcoin against other currencies.

These other currencies can be both fiat and crypto. Most exchanges will show the price of bitcoin against popular fiat currencies, like the US Dollar, Great Britain Pound, and Euro.

But, if you’re looking for standalone bitcoin converters, here are some of the more popular ones: 

Coindesk: Coindesk is well-known in the world of cryptocurrency as an authority on coins. They present interesting data about ICO, blockchain technology in general, and news. So it comes as no surprise that their bitcoin converter is one of the most popular.

Bitcoin: Shocker. Bitcoin’s own bitcoin converter is absolutely one of the on the market. Because it’s their proprietary tool, you’ll receive the most up-to-date bitcoin exchange rates.

CEX.IO: They’re a semi-relatively newcomer to the bitcoin converter game. That being said, they have a super user-friendly eye-catching design.

Ultimately, though, you’re looking for the bitcoin converter that works best for you. While they all essentially do the same thing, it’s important to find one you like. Or not.

Either way, though, now you have the tools to keep track of exactly how bitcoin is trading at the moment. Thanks, bitcoin converters!


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  1. UnknownDecember 12, 2018 at 3:09 AM

    CoinDesk
    This is one of the top new sources for bitcoin enthusiasts. In fact, it is the largest bitcoin news media platform in the world. The site is packed with reports and tools that break down the trends and patterns in cryptocurrency. I recommend checking out the reports on the research page.

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  2. byodbuzz08December 12, 2018 at 9:44 PM

    CoinDesk
    This is one of the top new sources for bitcoin enthusiasts. In fact, it is the largest bitcoin news media platform in the world. The site is packed with reports and tools that break down the trends and patterns in cryptocurrency. I recommend checking out the reports on the research page.

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  3. byodbuzz08December 17, 2018 at 9:34 PM

    CoinDesk
    This is one of the top new sources for bitcoin enthusiasts. In fact, it is the largest bitcoin news media platform in the world. The site is packed with reports and tools that break down the trends and patterns in cryptocurrency. I recommend checking out the reports on the research page.

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