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Hi guys, as you probably know I'm Venezuelan living here. Yesterday I had the chance of doing some purchases in a supermarket and paying directly in Bitcoin. This was the purchase: You say to the cashier you want to pay in cryptocurrency and their system shows them a selection: The amount is shown in Bolivares (Bs.) so 725 Bs. so 30 USD (exchange rate is 1 USD 24.2 Bs.) They say they will add more crypto and BTC LN. After selecting bitcoin and and continue (Continuar) it shows the amount in bitcoin After that it shows a QR code, you scan it and have to wait for at least one confirmation after you get one confirmation (mine took several minutes) the cashier press payment received and I suppose it checks one blockchain explorer for one confirmation or pending transaction that matches the amount. If it matches it says payment received and receipt is printed. I noticed each time you press continuar a new QR code gets generated, so new or different address. I used Trust Wallet and the fee was 1.36 USD. Receipt is shown in Bolivares, but that is common here even if you pay with USD, Euros or any currency the invoice will be printed in Bolivares. Experience was good overall, but in this case I paid a little more, something to improve. You have to remember that here the economy is destroyed:
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Under appreciated, has extraordinary utility, shorted and manipulated to a price point well below its intrinsic value. And like Silver, BCH has tremendous upside if shorts are squeezed and have to cover their position.
TLDR; Move your BCH off exchanges so it's harder to short sell against.