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A blockchain is a shared immutable data structure hosted on several servers and the primary use of it is to record transactions between addresses (related to public keys), a.k.a. ledgers (some ugly strings).
Everybody is free to transfer from his or her balance TO any ledger he knows the address of.

Ledgers have a password (private keys, some other longer ugly strings). With that, you're granted the right to send FROM a ledger.
There are interfaces, called wallets, which handle the send command for you, provided you have a private key.

You can generate addresses or private keys with those tools, or even on a website.

You put it in money and it turns into more money

>>3064633
I don't think he understood.

>>3064658
This

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>>3064633
>>3064658
I know this already, I'm not a total newfag lol. I have 500 ready to put in I just don't know what to put into and if it's a good time or not. A friend of mine told me to do 90% BTC and 10% ethereum. What do you guys think?