Getting Started

Getting Started:

2 Easy Steps to get started:

1. Get Bitcoin (BTC) or USDT:
The opportunity that we highly recommend being HyperVerse requires USDT.  There are various types of USDT (US dollar stable crypto coin) of which the main are USDT (TRC20) based on the Tron blockchain which is the fastest and has the lowest transaction fees or USDT (ER20) using the Ethereum blockchain.  If you have a verified Luno account you can transfer money from your bank account to your Luno ZAR wallet and then convert it to USDT (ER20) - get the appropriate wallet address from your HyperVerse account after joining for free (see below) and transfer the funds (allow about $5 for cost).  If you want to use USDT (TRC20) you can use Binance (the transaction fee is about $1) 

Binance:

Binance has recently added 15 currencies including the ZAR making it much easier and affordable to purchase Bitcoin with your Debit or Credit card:
https://www.binance.com



Click on the image above or scan the QR Code below to register for FREE and to get started:


More options to purchase Bitcoin:


2. Then chose your starting opportunity:

See http://PassiveProfits.co.za/invest for HyperVerse (HV) and our other recommendations.

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