Bitcoin Cash "How to Live ENTIRELY on Crypto" - video by Naomi Brockwell |
- "How to Live ENTIRELY on Crypto" - video by Naomi Brockwell
- BCH and charity, is it possible?Discussion.
- DEXes and their pros/cons? Flood of new projects on the market.
- Some people were unhappy that I promoted Read.Cash and Noise.Cash where you can make $20 or more per day. The natural response is to promote it even more! =D
- BCH, Noise.Cash, and SmartBCH's Flappy Bird Parody Game
- Reusable Payment Addresses: A New Tool to Provide More Privacy in Bitcoin Cash – Bitcoin News
- Network set-up for SmartBCH, creation of tokens and test products in the BCH side-chain
- What is your favourite BCH wallet for mobile?
- Voice over Bitcoin Protocol - First Phone Call Over BSV
- Play Games, Earn Crypto & More on That-Hill!
- I was told we could earn $20 for not writing on read cash.
| "How to Live ENTIRELY on Crypto" - video by Naomi Brockwell Posted: 19 Aug 2021 10:50 AM PDT
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| BCH and charity, is it possible?Discussion. Posted: 19 Aug 2021 03:55 AM PDT Hi! So I recently found this token that has been created with charity in mind or at least that's the claim. I haven't invested into it but I thought it's a cool idea in and of itself. Their system uses a so called "charity wallet" from where 2% of the funds are donated monthly. I honestly have no idea who's dealing with all the charity work but that's not the point. The point is it's a really cool idea and I wish BCH had a way to donate to charities of your choice monthly from a specific pool of resources (like only donate if income is >X for example and donate X% of the income). I think many people would like to have a hassle-free way of donating to the good cause with their funds. For this to happen of course there needs to be an agreement with those charities as well as some campaign that will promote this possibility but IMO, it's possible. What I wonder is how many people would support something like this and what are your ideas for such a system? I don't think there really needs to be any special incentive to donate, people should just be aware of the possibility and choose to donate on their own without any promise of bigger reward but that's just my opinion on this matter. Someone else might think differently and prefer for such a system to have some kind of a reward and it may be all kinds of things like maybe discounts for certain places/services or merchandise. It's a great PR move in my opinion and will also make some good for the world so it's basically killing two birds with one stone. There are concerns about whether this will be viewed as a legitimate donation or not by the public and whether there will be speculations about money laundering and whatnot through these means but I suppose if this process has been made as transparent as possible, it wouldn't be that big a problem? [link] [comments]  | ||
| DEXes and their pros/cons? Flood of new projects on the market. Posted: 19 Aug 2021 04:02 AM PDT Hi everyone! I haven't used any DEXes before but I am interested in the benefits and problems of these systems. I was mainly using Coinbase to buy BCH and other coins. Lately I was talking with a friend and he told me about decentralized exchanges. Said they are much faster and offer better fees compared to bigger platforms. I googled and found platforms like pancakeswap and uniswap, then I found a newer DEX called quickswap and then a completely new one that seems to be masquerading as quickswap – kwikswap. I initially got a little overwhelmed as I just listed a few but there are dozens upon dozens of those DEXes all over the place. Kwikswap caught my eye because I saw a glaring problem that exists in the world of ERC-20 tokens and Ethereum platform in general: name taking. As an easy example – there are dozens of clones of Doge. And all of them are trying to capitalize on simpletons hearing about Dogecoin and investing into everything Doge-connected while not distinguishing between the OG token and a multitude of look-alikes. I went to the website of this kwikswap and I saw they are promoting themselves as having implemented Layer 2 and multi cross chainswap that supposedly make this platform very fast and secure at the same time so I don't understand why they decided to take a stance as a quickswap look-alike. I then went to their telegram group to see maybe I'm missing but I don't know, it's weird. What I'm asking is: what is the catch here? Why are there so many DEXes popping up since last year and how are they really different and competing with each other? It seems like in the world of cryptocurrencies it is extremely easy to create something "new" thanks to open-source solutions and platforms that allow you to build based upon their work. I know the decentralization is the word here and that crypto is all about being ungoverned by one entity but sometimes it feels like it's too much. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 19 Aug 2021 01:16 AM PDT
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| BCH, Noise.Cash, and SmartBCH's Flappy Bird Parody Game Posted: 19 Aug 2021 05:32 AM PDT
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| Reusable Payment Addresses: A New Tool to Provide More Privacy in Bitcoin Cash – Bitcoin News Posted: 18 Aug 2021 09:17 PM PDT
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| Network set-up for SmartBCH, creation of tokens and test products in the BCH side-chain Posted: 18 Aug 2021 11:39 PM PDT
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| What is your favourite BCH wallet for mobile? Posted: 18 Aug 2021 11:06 PM PDT So far my favourite for desktop is electron cash, I'm very happy with it. They have a mobile version that I haven't tried yet, so I'm wondering if there's any other interesting mobile wallet out there that might be better. It seems to be very good based on what I've read but I might be missing a great one. Which one is your favourite? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Voice over Bitcoin Protocol - First Phone Call Over BSV Posted: 19 Aug 2021 10:14 AM PDT
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| Play Games, Earn Crypto & More on That-Hill! Posted: 19 Aug 2021 07:26 AM PDT
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| I was told we could earn $20 for not writing on read cash. Posted: 18 Aug 2021 06:53 PM PDT
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