I thought this would be a good place for him to start his research. Not only am I teaching him about Bitcoin, I'm also showing him reference points, I hope this will be resourceful for him.
He is doing this through virtual learning and I will be helping with a kick ass presentation.
SO?! What can we advise him to present?
You know digital gold, NFTs, DEFI, and all those are cool, but I´m glad we are focusing on creating peer-to-peer electronic cash for 7.7 Billion People.
Not only am I an avid supporter and user of BCH but I'm also an avid supporter and user of ham radio ops.
In ham radio, we can send and receive emails without the need of an Internet connection. We can use a piece of software called Winlink. Basically what this can do is the following (very dumbed down):
What if we created a system similar to this but for sending signed transactions to a node that would then broadcast it to the network? All ham comms must be unencrypted but I wouldn't think that would matter because you're just sending a signed transaction. You could then ask that node (or any other node) for a status of that transaction.
What's the use case? Let's say the Internet goes out for a few days or there's been some kind of disaster. Credit card transactions likely won't go through but BCH can! I have no where near the programming capabilities or brains to even fathom how such a system would be setup at the logical level. Just an idea that I thought would be cool.
Let's do this now. I mean right now.
Let's contact our favorite retail establishments and let them know that Bitcoin is here to stay.
What say you?
