A new Bitcoin BCH contractor in the Bitcoin Cash City

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PODCAST Coronavirus Pandemic is a Key Moment in Cryptocurrency History

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Reality...

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Member.cash is a Reddit alternative built with Bitcoin Cash Memo protocol. It will hopefully become easier to adapt to as time progresses. Hopefully Member will be utilized as a Reddit alternative in a significant way. Member enables longer posts and posts are completely uploaded to BCH blockchain.

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Pneumonia? At the moment of the epidemic, you should understand the difference

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The Covid corporate bonus bailout costs about $18,000 per citizen. So Congress is taking $18,000 from your future, giving $16,800 to corporations and giving you back a check for $1,200.

Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks. 2009

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Is there anything in Electroncash to help prevent accidental oversending of BCH?

Let's say you're buying something online with BCH. The item costs 0.01 BCH but you accidentally type 0.1 and don't notice. Is there anything to prevent accidental large transactions in Electroncash? If not, I have a couple simple suggestions.

Perhaps a simple popup that says "Hey, you're about to send a large amount of BCH. Are you sure you want to continue?".

An even better idea would an optional wallet setting that lets you set the max amount of BCH you can send. If you try to send more than the limit, it would ask you for a second password that you specifically set for large transfers. This way, if the user went on autopilot when prompted and entered their regular password, it wouldn't work and it would become obvious to the user that they made a mistake.

For example, if you tried to send 1 BCH it would say "Please enter your 2nd password for large transfers". That would give people some extra peace of mind knowing that they have an extra layer of protection in case they screw up. Of course you might not worry about this if you double or triple check, but people are not perfect, and I think this would be a nice feature.

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