Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash. It is a decentralized electronic currency, not owned or controlled by anyone. The currency can be sent from user to user on a peer-to-peer network without any mediator. In 2009, Bitcoin was introduced by a person or group under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto.
Before you go in with a crypto wallet, remember: always go for a small amount and never stop exploring. There’s a lot to learn about the cryptocurrencies, and you don’t want to make any mistake in your first investment. Buying Bitcoins isn’t difficult, but having them secured and knowing, when and where to trade them can be really tough.
The biggest warning to enter in the world of Bitcoins is price unpredictability. Now, if you purchase 0.001 BTC you need to pay a certain price in your chosen currency, approximately the equivalent of 41 USD at the time of writing. Wait for sometime and check the market, the price will be different. A few weeks or months later it could increase or decrease, depending on the market.