Brazil and Argentina to discuss common currency

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Issues affecting merchants accepting Bitcoin Cash and how (Ideas) to overcome them

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Bitcoin is up nearly 40% since Jim Cramer said to get out of crypto 14 days ago. Inverse Cramer never fails.

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30 BTC were traded in Venezuela (Only using LocalBitcoins), 10% increase from last week. Economic situation is worse now as minimum monthly wage is near 6 USD

Hi guys, as I always do I like to post this here too!

Hi crypto brothers, as you probably know I'm Venezuelan "living" here that believes in crypto probably because I live in a country where the fiat currency is worthless (since 2007, 14 zeroes have been removed from it).

I have been posting this for over 5 years now!

One BTC traders now at around 490,000 Bs. (Bolivares), exchange rate is around 21 Bs. per USD. Before any zero removal it would have been 49,000,000,000,000,000,000 Bs.

Othes CEX used are Binance, Reserve, AirTM among others. I use LocalBitcoin as a sample because it has an API and some pages get that information and put it in a easy way!

Inflation las been crazy last months, I have been a bit anxious and depressed about that lately ( months ago it was much more stable to be honest).

Last year inflation is estimated to be over 300% (way better than last years where it was over 180,000% !!!!!)

People use crypto to avoid inflation, receive remittances and exchange mining profits (as I always say, electricity is free for now).

Monthly minimum wage is 130 Bs. so 6.5 USD monthly!

One teacher has a wage of around 10 USD and one professor from the university around 60 USD (monthly).

Average wage is 100 USD monthly.

When someone says FIAT is good and crypto is bad, show them this post! As always, any question let me know!

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/venezuelan-teachers-march-better-pay-amid-sky-high-inflation-2023-01-16/?utm_source=reddit.com

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation_in_Venezuela

https://coin.dance/volume/localbitcoins/VED/BTC

https://coin.dance/volume/localbitcoins/VED

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SWIFT payments network access cut to crypto exchanges

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how will old, non tech-savvy people ever going to learn to use bitcoin?

If adoption comes around, will we have better user friendly systems for old people to use crypto? What are your thoughts?

Old people are the first to become susceptible to scams, and I feel like crypto is a great way for these guys to get screwed.

I don't know how this is going to work out for old ppl who can't even comprehend private/public keys let alone hot/cold wallets

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Saylor Series: The Rise of Man Through the Stone and Iron Ages Episode 1 (2020) — 2 minute bitcoin

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