@Gabu
@Gabu
BCH: A smart person would ask these questions before choosing Bitcoincash Generally, before making any choice in life, there are specific worthy questions a reasonable person should sort answers to if at all,the them is to attain success. Be it career-Wise, investment-wise or any predisposition in life that requires for you to choose between two or more options. This questions would guide you into making the right choices. Having the opportunity to decide and make your own…
@Gabu
Crisis in my city, BCH to the rescue This shit happens all the time. No, I’m not talking about the crisis just yet. I’m actually talking about the irresponsibility of this my local bank. Few months ago, I receive a message from my bank informing me of a mismatched information on my account and prompting me to visit the nearest branch as soon as possible. I hurriedly went without hesitation in order for my account not to be restricted. I was given a form comprising of so much…
@Gabu
We need a currency that works, not a sleeping giant. We don't need a giant that sits at the top doing relatively nothing. We don't need a currency that has no real time use. Maybe such shouldn't be regarded as a currency. Maybe it should be given another unique and more suitable name so it doesn't confuse users the more. A currency should perform its duty right? A currency is actually money, be it in paper form or coin generally accepted to be used in exchange for both goods…
@Gabu
Not hate, not fight. It’s a message of love “Let’s spread the BCH love” is the quote of one of my favorite bitcoicash enthusiast. And I so much believe and love this quote because bch is definitely a representation of love. Since I developed this much love for cryptocurrency (greatly inspired by bitcoincash and its community), I try to utilize every opportunity learning about it. Whenever I have the time, I usually explore through the numerous social media in search of…
@Gabu
It’s my fault if I stay poor (My dream of the cyber+crypto world) **I wasn’t born into a rich family.** To make things worse, I’m from a third world country where not may things work perfectly. The government running a dictatorship kind of government under the disguise of democracy. The common man cannot afford a three square meal a day. Higher percentage of children are out of school because their parents could not afford to pay their school fees. My parents are not rich…