Sentences with phrase «sell digital money»

People buy and sell digital money on digital platforms.

First launched as a wallet for people to stash their Bitcoin online, Coinbase has been evolving into a broker that people can use to buy and sell digital money.

Here's a screenshot of the company's newly designed brokerage page, where users can buy and sell digital money and various government backed bills.

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According to a Pew Research study, nearly one in five Americans has earned money in the last year by selling something online, and nearly one in 10 has earned money in the last year using digital platforms to take on a job or task.

A year before that, Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) asked digital currencies exchanges — platforms for buying, selling and storing digital currencies — to register with FinCEN, and «report suspicious transactions to adequately guard against money laundering and terrorist financing abuse.»

They do not need any cost, turn they pos system to a make money machine, sell the most popular on - line game prepaid card or any digital ticket.

The RBI's decision could deal a death blow to India - based exchanges that facilitate trade in cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ethereum as people won't be able to use money in their bank accounts or digital wallets to buy or sell these virtual assets.

An ICO typically involves selling a new digital currency at a discount — or a «token» — as part of a way for a company to raise money.

On this episode of Buy or Sell WTH we talk about what is «money», including the heated debate between gold and digital currencies.

If both parties charge 1.5 % for buying and selling the digital currency then they have saved a fortune in fees versus traditional money transfer services that can charge upwards of 8 %, 9 %, or more, for such transactions.

After surging as much as 20 % last week, many pundits now believe a medium - term low is in place, blaming the recent selloff on tax related selling — digital currency owners who made money in 2017 are having to convert crypto into fiat money to pay their taxes.

In fact, an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) loophole known as the «like - kind exchange,» which had allowed crypto investors to sell one virtual currency and put that money to work in other digital tokens (a like - kind exchange) allowed investors to completely avoid taxation as a result of technicality.

People who conduct illicit business on the Dark Web, such as selling stolen information or malware, are making some serious money, but they are facing obstacles in converting that digital wealth into actual fiat currency.

It is very effective as long as you don't open your piggy bank it until it's full:) I saved money for the YSL bag of my dreams by selling unnecessary things online (I sold a digital camera that I didn't use anymore, tulle skirt I haven't been wearing for two years, colorful headphones).

Give away the music for free (or accept that it's being shared up the wazoo and getting people to pay for digital copies is tough) to build a loyal following, then make money on concerts and by selling premium products to those who love the work enough to plunk down money for exclusive goodies.

Digital Commerce Academy (DCA) helps you build the business of your dreams by teaching you how to create and sell profitable digital services and goods (like ebooks) without squandering time and money, stumbling to find the right path, or making unnecessary miDigital Commerce Academy (DCA) helps you build the business of your dreams by teaching you how to create and sell profitable digital services and goods (like ebooks) without squandering time and money, stumbling to find the right path, or making unnecessary midigital services and goods (like ebooks) without squandering time and money, stumbling to find the right path, or making unnecessary mistakes.

If publishers try and sell the digital content directly, often they will spend a copious amount of money on bandwidth and servers to handle the web traffic.

Speaking of digital content, Target is seeking to circumvent the lost sales in selling e-readers and make some money from selling ebooks.

Amazon deliberately sells the hardware at rock bottom prices, because the company knows that digital content is where the real money is.

Digital platforms continue to erode and undermine the economic model for print, and large publishing houses are now often part of even larger entities that sell lots of other stuff at much bigger margins, causing publishers to wager big money on what they believe to be the most commercial books, often at the expense of «smaller» more important ones.

The school does this in order to make more money selling print, while at the same time excluding second hand and digital sales.

Rather, the e-commerce giant makes money by selling digital books to the device's owners.

The two companies intend on penetrating the lucrative Japanese market selling digital content and will save a bundle of money on tax loopholes.

But Digital Book World has been at work on a more accurate picture of how books are selling, since the typical lower priced indie ebook may sell more copies but actually make less money than a higher priced, traditionally published book.

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The reason Amazon can afford to sell it at $ 199 is obvious, they are using this device to expand the reach of their digital media ecosystem, and that's where the real money is.

«This is an opportunity for retailers that have built their own community and fans of their store to sell their own digital comics on the comiXology network and to make money off it.

Even at the reduced price, Dark Horse probably makes more money on digital than print comics, because it is selling direct to customers and eliminating all the middlemen.

Of course, Amazon is willing to lose money on Kindle device sales to spur demand for its digital content business — the selling of digital books, movies, games and other content — where it makes real money.

It's e-book sales that matter, since Amazon is believed to be subsidising Kindle prices out of the money it makes from selling digital books.

Competition was, in large part, what led to the stripping of DRM from music because the iPod market share was so overwhelming (and still is) that the only way to sell digital music and make money from it was to sell it without DRM.

The nice thing about selling ebooks and and other digital products like mp3s is that the money you make is virtually all profit.

If you are somewhat creative, there are so many things that you can do today to earn a little side money; selling digital music, writing books, writing a blog, making apps, creating online courses, making games... Or you can always invest in others to earn you some passive income.

While we do have a game like Amiibo Tap free, Nintendo obviously felt the game itself is worth money too (and rightfully so, as it is an actual game, not a demo collection), and they aren't going to sell a digital game that you need amiibo for.

It will have its own digital currency and allow users to sell their used games while developers will be able to set the price of the second - hand games market and earn money from used games.

Actually xerblade it's not bulls *** at all, dark souls 3 on ps4 new at gamestop is around $ 30 but $ 60 on psn, digital sales stay expensive on console because sony, mircosoft, Nintendo etc, need those physical retailers to sell their hardware, vr, consoles etc, and those retailers make very little profit from that, they mainly get their money from game sells, so they can't give huge discounts like steam because they can't burn their relationship with retailers, steam doesn't have that issue because they don't sell at retailers so the middle man is cut out and steam can sell at what price they wish, if Sony made the prices cheaper no one would ever buy physical then retailers wouldn't carry their product because they would make no profit

There's no real impetus to buy digital over physical here because the digital price will always be 1 - 2000 yen higher than physical and you can sell games back for decent money.

Back then, Stardock sold digital storefront and multiplayer platform Impulse to GameStop, and took the money it made to invest in a long - term plan.

I understand the publisher saves money going digital - only, but have they done research on how many copies they sell digitally versus physical to see if they wouldn't make more selling a physical version too?

Publishers are also squeezing out a little more money per game sold by selling add - on content and other digital goodies.

Your only selling digital copies and would probably make a hell of a lot of money if you lowered the price and had more people buying the games.

Keep in mind, we do not make money from the app nor do we handle money (digital or otherwise) anywhere in the app, we just facilitate the communication between users buying / selling similar items and it's up to the users to meet and fulfill their agreed upon transaction.

Buy a Token with real - world money for $ 20, and sell it in - game for gold, which can be used to buy digital in - game items.

E-commerce veteran Overstock.com is planning to sell up to 500 million digital tokens via an initial coin offering that will launch next month, CEO Patrick Byrne announced today at the Money 20/20 conference in Las Vegas.

The Tokens could be deemed from time to time as a virtual commodity, a digital asset or even as money, securities or currency in various jurisdictions and therefore could be prohibited from being sold, purchased, traded, distributed or held in certain jurisdictions pursuant to local regulations.

You'll find varying costs for depositing money to your digital wallet, buying and selling bitcoin and withdrawing funds in fiat currency.

We are a digital money platform that allows members to easily buy, hold, send and sell bitcoin.

Some communities are underserved by banks due to the cost / benefit of the brick & mortar banking model and regulatory cost; some international transfers are unreliable, or can take many days, with manual processes and faxes being used as part of the plumbing; some people may want to accept digital money for selling digital goods; there may be use cases where small payments, in the order of pennies, may be useful, which is currently difficult with existing fee structures with credit cards.

With consumers holding more and more money in digital wallets, and with cryptocurrency expanding in new directions, many businesses are now finding ways to adopt cryptos into their cash flow, from artists selling albums for bitcoin, to companies like Brave Software's Basic Attention (BAT) which lets audiences pay for content creators.

Last year, Ethereum, a platform offering smart contracts applications built on the blockchain technology, raised money by selling digital tokens ETH.