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From crypto exchanges to wallets: find the expert reviews and comparisons you need

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Adam Woodhead

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Adam is a Co-Founder and content creator for The Investors Centre. His key areas of interest and expertise are cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.

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Seasoned finance professional with 10+ years' experience. Chartered status holder. Proficient in CFDs, ISAs, and crypto investing. Passionate about helping others achieve financial goals.

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Cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security. It operates on blockchain technology, ensuring transparency and decentralization.

Yes, cryptocurrency is legal in Canada. It is regulated as a digital asset, and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) requires you to report crypto transactions for tax purposes.

You can buy cryptocurrency in Canada using exchanges like Coinbase, Binance, or Kraken. Fund your account using Interac e-Transfer, wire transfer, or credit card.

The best exchange depends on your needs. Coinbase is user-friendly, Binance offers low fees, and Kraken is known for security. Research fees and features before choosing.

Yes, the CRA treats cryptocurrency as a taxable asset. Gains from trading or selling crypto are subject to capital gains tax, and mining income is taxable as business income.

 

Yes, some Canadian businesses accept Bitcoin as payment. Check for Bitcoin-friendly merchants or use crypto debit cards for transactions.

A centralized exchange (CEX) operates under company control and is easier to use for beginners. Decentralized exchanges (DEX) offer peer-to-peer trading with more privacy but can be less user-friendly.

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