Bitcoin Cash Meetup Wednesday 11/6 at 7pm. Receive some free BCH while you learn all you need to know about spending BCH

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I don't see why receiving wages in BCH on Bitwage is any better than doing recurring buys of BCH on Gemini with my paycheck?

I mean they both accomplish the same objective without my input. The only benefit I see is you save 1% with Bitwage vs. Gemini. But, you have to fill out all that stupid paperwork with drivers license and bank statements. I stopped halfway through the registration process on Bitwage because it was a PITA. I like local.bitcoin.com though none of that stupid kyc stuff when buying bch. I wish there was a way to do recurring buys on local.bitcoin.com, but its probably impossible with p2p sellers. I think I will stick with recurring buys of BCH on Gemini for now.

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Crazy maximalists

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How To Buy and Store Bitcoin For Beginners (EASIEST WAY)

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BTC IN 2020

what worth will be of 1 BTc in 2020. Guess it

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The UK government has published crypto tax rules for businesses

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Anyone else feel the same way?

100% of my savings is in bitcoin. I haven't told my family or my girlfriend because they'll probably think I'm some kind of retard, and it sucks they don't understand the potential we all see in this tech. Society tells me to diversify, invest in stocks/401k/etc., but by the way things are going I'd be surprised if they even exist by the time I'm ready to retire.

I know y'all with families won't be able to put all of your wealth on the line. But honestly these "safer" assets just give me bad vibes, and I don't know if I can bring myself to invest in them when it comes my time to have a family. I'm only 23 and don't have much, but the little I have will be kept safe by my 24 magic words. I'll be in school another 4 years before I start making any money and who knows what the world will look like then

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