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Wednesday, 1 September 2021

Never thought I'd see a bitcoin ATM in my neighborhood!

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If you really support bitcoincash you should go outside of /r/btc to spread the knowledge about it in other subs/forums too

Lots of mainstream subs have related topics discussed frequently and BCH is very under-represented in these threads as I see it (lots of brainless BTC bagholders tho).

While it's important to educate people who somehow end up on /r/btc preaching to the choir here won't do much.

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/pfcrw0/if_you_really_support_bitcoincash_you_should_go/

#BCHFTW Series - Decentralization is key!

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How I Made my First Noise BCH

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/pfc4xw/how_i_made_my_first_noise_bch/

Weimar?

I am a person that sees "worst case"...so I want to know if I'm being paranoid or not. I'm seeing things that make me very, very uncomfortable.

The rapid rise of real estate, especially luxury real estate. In California, it is NOT uncommon to see nice track homes that are 3,000 sq foot going for around 1.8-2 mill. These are not mansions, these are not architecturally significant. These are track homes where engineers, software sales people, and a lot of white collar lives.
Social unrest-a few of my friends see this, most don't comment. Have we forgotten the riots? The political scene is turning uglier and uglier...and I think things are becoming more socialist. Being labeled xyz if you don't agree with a topic. I'm finding myself just not talking anymore...seems conversation doesn't exist, anger/agree with us does.
A lot of people making a lot of money-since the pandemic began, I know many people who have gotten raises. These are normal people. I see a lot of people making well over $10,000 a month. I know people saying $2,500 rent is normal.
Ignoring what's going on/a tale of two cities. I see this primarily in older (50+) people I know. They live in nice suburbs and their equity is up $500,000. They have no concern for homelessness. It seems it's not on their radar, or at least they are hiding this. Los Angeles is rapidly reminding me of terminator 2 yet it's ignored.
The winners and losers from digitization. I know a lot of college grads who are on the other side of #3-they did what society told them, they went to college. They are between 26-32-they have NO assets. They rent rooms yet they have normal jobs...not rent apartments, they rent rooms. What happens as they get close to 40s?

I don't want agreement. I want to know-am I being melodramatic? Are things much different than I imagine or is society shifting, fast, and these are actually happening?

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I've made the big jump, people. I've started up and spooled my first bitcoin network node up. I can't share this news with my family or friends -- because they'd react like I installed a new app and was bragging about it -- so here I am before you. I don't want to share details or anything but I don't know how to express this sense of satisfaction I have from spending the hours to get this all up and running.

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