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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

Countries that have launched their own Cryptocurrency

To date, countries that have issued their own cryptocurrencies include Ecuador , China , Senegal , Singapore , Tunisia , though these countries will not be standing alone for long with Estonia ,...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

What do Venezuela, Zimbabwe and Iran have in common?

Bitcoin Cash has acted as a shiny tool for the development of many countries. This article highlights the impact of BCH, how BCH has been adopted by developing countries and how the businesses have ta...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

BCH for Developing Countries.

It is quite obvious now, that Bitcoin Cash can accelerate the development process potentially in various fields. In general, new technologies and innovations are key solutions for the catch-up process...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

BCH vs Sanctions?

The United states and its ally's biggest weapons of the 21th century is their ability to inflict heavy financial damages to countries that don't fall in line with their vision, Iran, Venezuela, Russia...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

Dearth of Dollars - Lebanon

There used to be a middle class in Lebanon, but now the rich are rich, the middle class has become poor and the poor have become destitute. Lebanon’s current economic catastrophe is epitomised by one...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

Tipping Works

What first brought me into the crypto world was not Bitcoin's hype or FOMO, It was a mere $3 bch by a stranger on Reddit, this has resulted in a chain reaction of adoption over the years, as I've tip...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

Limitations of Cryptocurrency Adoption in Lebanon

First thing that comes to mind when you think of why people are reluctant on adopting crypto is technological illiteracy in underdeveloped countries generally and Lebanon specifically. Technological i...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

Lebanon’s *Potential* Bitcoin Adoption

Whenever my Lebanese friends and family approach me regarding Bitcoin, their first question is “How is Bitcoin doing right now?”, the second question is “Can I buy groceries and essentials with Bitcoi...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

How and why are cryptocurrencies banned in Lebanon?

Lebanon - the country which is notorious for its political and cultural diversities - namely secularism, now demonstrates a discrepancy of official opinions on crypto-currencies. Not surprising, then,...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

The Underdeveloped World’s Bitcoin Adoption - Some Observations

The adoption of Bitcoin in “The Third World” is not as apparent as it is in “The First World” because in opposition to the developed countries, the underdeveloped ones have less access to technology...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

Bitcoin in Lebanon - What Now?

It’s important to first mention that Lebanon is a third world country and is enlisted among the countries that are sanctioned by the U.S.A. (although those sanctions are only against a political party...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

How a $3 tip from an internet stranger led to me paying rent for my parent's house.

In the summer of 2020 an internet stranger on reddit tipped me $3 for some reason, as I was discussing the deteriorating economic situation in Lebanon, I was completely ignorant to everything crypto a...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

Cryptocurrencies are severely underutilized in developing countries.

Lebanon used to be one of the most prosperous nations in the 60s, even earning the privilege of being called not only "The Paris of the Middle East" but also "The Switzerland of the Middle East" It ha...

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@Escape.From.Lebanon · 3 years ago

My Salary went from $662 a month to $83 in the span of a year.

Lebanon, Previously known as "The Paris of the Middle East" thanks to its French influences and vibrant cultural and intellectual life, has become an utter shithole over the years. Corruption doesn't...

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