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Saturday, 28 December 2019
any musical artists accepting bitcoin cash for music art features?
any musical artists accepting bitcoin cash for music art features?
i might be.
/u/memorydealers Roger, you seen Vitalik rapping on YouTube? can you help me to feature him on a song? thank you.
serenity
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/ego13w/any_musical_artists_accepting_bitcoin_cash_for/
Looking for a nice BCH wallet on Android & Linux
Hello guys! As in the title, I'm looking for a decent BCH wallet. It should supports basic features like SPV and not too cluttered , and open source. I tried searching F-Droid but has got none. I'm considering Electron Cash or Bitcoin.com Wallet (the latter one seems to be more popular). What do you guys think?
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/egnsnt/looking_for_a_nice_bch_wallet_on_android_linux/
Been in the space since 2016, and I’d like to contribute to the network by running my own node. Help.
Title pretty much speaks for itself, but I’ve been in the space for a little and want to do my part. When I first got into crypto/bitcoin I knew nothing about it, it was just a speculative investment that was suggested by a good friend. It wasn’t until about a year ago that I actually started educating myself on Bitcoin. Before, I just wanted to make money. Obviously I still do, but I love everything about Bitcoin now that I understand it.
I’m just looking for suggestions on the easiest way for a not so tech savvy guy to run a full node with a budget of around $300-$500. Not expecting it to be that expensive, but I’m willing to spend a couple extra bucks for convenience. As opposed to creating one out of an old blackberry or something of that nature.
Just looking for some good feedback. Thank you!
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Call to action for COINME.com
Email support@coinme.com and please ask them to provide Bitcoin Cash at their atms. There are 14 ATMs in the Spokane Washington area that are a pain unless they accept Bitcoin Cash. This could be major adoption for the whole inland Northwest if we all send emails out and they make the change. Remember! End The Fed Use Bitcoin Cash Instead!
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/egjzh5/call_to_action_for_coinmecom/
Where can I find Bitcoin ABC PGP keys?
Long story short I'm creating a website that accepts cryptocurrency natively which means I'm running full nodes for all coins that will be accepted. I can't find Bitcoin ABC PGP keys anywhere to verify the software download and the only link I could find is dead https://github.com/Bitcoin-ABC/bitcoin-abc/blob/master/contrib/gitian-keys
Anybody know where I can find them?
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/egj10s/where_can_i_find_bitcoin_abc_pgp_keys/
Could we please have post flairs for wallets and tools that people might need support with? Many people use r/btc to get support about wallets like Electron Cash and post flairs could make searching for posts much easier.
Friday, 27 December 2019
Selling BTC in large quantities
We have 2 sellers with almost same procedure -3/-1 NO F2F DEAL
- KYC + POF from the buyer
- We will send you SPA with the sellers information and POC (AB test, Satoshi)
- Also we can skip all these proofs deals and start working on it maybe from buy/sell 1 BTC
- We can accept mt799/760 Also mt103 or mt103/72 Attorney escrow out of BofA also works for us
I am direct to sellers representative
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/eg8z4i/selling_btc_in_large_quantities/
I have a question about withdrawing funds...
I'm wondering if l have to add ID to withdraw funds, mine is expired by 2 months atm.
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/eg8xtc/i_have_a_question_about_withdrawing_funds/
Andreas M. Antonopoulos reflects on ten years of Bitcoin. What happens next?
Excellent Brave New Coin podcast with Andreas M. Antonopoulos. Reflections on ten years of Bitcoin and what happens next? https://bravenewcoin.com/insights/podcasts/andreas-m-antonopoulos-reflects-on-the-first-decade-of-bitcoin
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Bitcoin needs to be quoted in SATs.
We're almost at the point where BTC price needs to be quoted in SATs.
I have a wallet that does it and an app, but I wish that it was more prevalent. Better for new investor psychology I think.
It's like when Apple did the 6 for 1 stock split. Price seemed real high at $600 all of the sudden you can get Apple for $100! What a deal! Nothing had changed though.
SATs units or whatever. Media starts spreading that you can get a million Bitcoin units for less than $100 watch it 🌕
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How they fleece you
I like the credit card debt. The interest is from 20% to 80%, reflecting the real cost of risk and, the time preference, and the money devaluation (but see below for money unit creation). Some people don't pay back, some do. It increases in volume slightly, but it is not galloping, so some pay back, and the issuer can have an average profit. They lend money and hope that the debtor can and wants to pay back.
Most loans are regulated some way. Like student loans - the debtor has not shown any capacity to pay back, still they are given to everybody. Clearly, the risk is paid for by someone else, and that could be you! The same with mortgages, the state is heavily involved. The low interest rate is the result of money creation, and it distorts all calculations, to their benefit, not yours.
All interest today can be regarded as usury - because it is not earned money they lend out, the lender does not defer their spending of rightfully earned money. Most is created by fractional reserve banking, a practise that was made legal a couple of hundred years ago, before that, it was regarded as a crime. When it came to light among the bankers in Venezia, the depositors got furious and broke the bankers bench, they literally went bankrupt, their bank/bench was left in pieces in the agora. This is all hidden, and the initial scam is the central bank: A broke banker colluded with the broke state, the broke banker lent nonexisting money to the state on the condition that the state deposited the same nonexisting money in the bank. Now the bank had reserves, and could start taking deposits, and lending out to the public. From nothing.
Now the state/bankers depend on perpetuating this. The money unit number has to increase all the time. It is not to your advantage, it is for the purpose of the bankers. They need the ability to create more units, by writing a higher number on their own account and multiplying it with fractional reserve. Bitcoin puts a stop to this, because you can not write that higher number into your own account.
But they have gold! Well do they huh? With every failed state we see that there is no gold. The only reason for a state to have gold, is for the fallen leaders to run away with a bar or two when they are chased out of the place.
Do they facilitate payments in an efficient way to the benefit of the customers? Well they have clumsy systems, and since there are infighting, we have different fiats. It is almost impossible for the user to see all the hidden costs. The spread in exchange for instance. One way to look at it, is the size of the world profits that is in banking. It is somewhere between 20% and 30% of all value creation. We have miniscule city states that do nothing more than finance, and they are the most prosperous places.
So getting hold of a few coins and relax knowing that you have something in reserve for a rainy day, that is not stealing from future adopter, it is not unfair, that is how money should work, and did work, before the fiats.
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/eg4495/how_they_fleece_you/
How exactly is the bitcoin value determined?
Is value solely based on supply and demand or are there other factors affecting price?
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Thursday, 26 December 2019
By this we can conclude that we need to be careful on our alt trades and need to be sure on accumulations backed by TA and FA studies. Where are we heading is the moment of truth from this article!
The IRS is asking everyone if they have interacted with virtual currency in any way for 2019 tax return... Is this the first step towards wider persecution of bitcoiners in the coming years? Are they trying to add us all to a database before the clampdown?
Bitcoin Exchange Verification Crazy
What happened to all these exchanges? Everyone now wants you to not only upload your ID, but selfies of yourself to get verified. Are there any that don't require crazy amounts of verification?
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/efoyre/bitcoin_exchange_verification_crazy/
Toshitimes.com is just another paid off fake news outlet. Just pay them enough and they’ll post positive news about you and your coin/blockchain/project.
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