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wow, that's really nice
what's podcasting 2.0
don’t get me wrong—there’s a lot of good that has happened, but it almost feels like we’re watching one hand without knowing what the other hand is doing
this is something nobody wants to talk about. i think bitcoin city might be funded by china. chivo has always been untrustworthy based on my family's experience. their website does show their mining, but who really knows?
i'm always checking my solo miner lol
i'm really struggling learning rust
that's really insane that that happened
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united steaks
true, i don’t think it was hard to let it go
most salvadorans don’t even use bitcoin; it was just a nice perk for bitcoin tourists
i see your point, but when it comes to the el salvador government, they’ll still accept your bitcoin. however, for merchants, it’s on a voluntary basis
merchants not being obligated to accept bitcoin doesn’t mean it’s not legal tender
bitcoin is still legal tender in el salvador. the imf simply made it so businesses aren’t required to accept it
bitcoin is the currency of the internet
