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Many tokens will be created on the SmartBCH sidechain and many of those will be bought and sold using noncustodial exchanges like BenSwap. If you are holding some Bitcoin Cash you better learn what is SmartBCH all about and fast because things are starting to move and if you don't learn to use the needed tools today you will be left in the dark when it comes to tokens, SmartBCH, and all the interesting things that are happening around Bitcoin Cash.

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Bitcoin is the way: The truth about altcoins.

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Does Bitcoin create an incentive problem in El Salvador?

Given that most people in El Salvador are bullish on Bitcoin, surely they would be reluctant to spend any of it in the fear that they are giving up a lot of value in the future? In other words, wouldn’t the use of Bitcoin as a national currency introduce problems we see with deflation?

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Unpopular opinion(?) The way Strike collects fees is less transparent than just collecting a fee

I've started using Strike to do my DCA. It is among the cheapest ways to stack sats, but instead of charging a fee, they just sell you the BTC at a higher market price. You'll see $45,158.20/btc and when you go to buy it's at $45,235.77 (consistently, it's not the volatility). So they are essentially charging a fee, but act like they aren't. Obviously they have to make money, and the ~.3% upcharge is still less than Coinbase Pro, but I think it's a tiny bit gimmicky. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

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