I am not trying to promote my product. But I make handmade hemp backpacks and recently I made few backpacks with hand embroidered Bitcoin symbol on it as a dedication and to try to get it some puny exposure. Just want to know your opinion on these. Consider this as a market research.

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Amaury Sechet (/u/deadalnix) has been removed as a moderator in r/bitcoincash

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Being Positive And Moving Forward

The best way to proceed beyond yet another bifurcation of the community is to remain positive and keep building and using bitcoin cash as before. the more we focus on the attackers (bsv trolls, abc trolls, btc trolls, confused bch people accidentally attacking themselves), the more power we give them, and the more confusion we sow into this community

Let's stand out as a community by being focusing on being positive and welcoming instead of focusing on how to counter attack

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Liquid Exchange *scam warning*

Dont sign up to Liquid Exchange, they lock your money and refuse to enable account. They decline proof of adress and selfies. I provided the invoice of my appartmentbill which includes also electricity bill. Yet they decline and need proof of adress (ie electricity bill). Bewarned. this exchange will hustle you. worst support ever that dont even read the question. You have been warned. i will make a lawsuit against them and i hope you do to if you also is affected by ther stupidity

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Hello 👋 I'm Jeremy from London, UK. I've a few questions about incorporating BTC and Bitcoin Cash in PIPs

I'm a PM who has never used or touched any crypto at all, I don't even have a Coinbase account. It's strange I know, but since I never really understood the tech behind it I couldn't get over the fear of risking my hard earned money. Tonight I had a talk about integrating crypto in our performance incentive plan. The idea came from someone I work with who asked if her incentive compensations could be in crypto because of its appreciation potential. We discussed BTC and bitcoin cash as main options, I know that they are different coins but I still don't feel confident going ahead with it because I simply don't get crypto. As result of my position I'm also not so comfortable asking my employees to explain it to me, so I was wondering instead if anyone here has tried using bitcoin for incentive compensations and whether it worked out for their employees in the long run? For example, crypto prices are volatile and it could negatively affect my team's morale if when we pay them £50 in crypto they end up cashing out only £40. Another question I have is about the best way to handle crypto payments. And about crypto in general, would you recommend it in good conscience? I've seen videos about how it's part of the crypto culture to buy yourself first and then recommend it to others so you can sell for higher. Is this the only reason why the price of bitcoin goes up? If you have any good resources for me to learn please share.

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Keep an Eye on the BTC Dominance Chart?

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The Future

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