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Writing a Story Sometimes, I wonder to myself, how should I write a story? And why am I posting unfinished and first chapters of stories in read.cash? The answer isn't really simple. It's all on the mind of the writer, after all. It's also generally recommended to stick to one or two topics, and in my previous articles, they are either stories or something I find interesting. Today, I found that writing articles themselves is interesting because it shows the mind of the…
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LBRY.tv, a video sharing platform with own coin! So, here's my pre-24 hour thing about LBRY, a new video sharing platform where you can earn money through various activities. Now this article will be a little shorter, because these are just my own thoughts about the starting platform. LBRY.TV is a Youtube Alternative, especially since Youtube is now censoring lots of things, like Bitcoin, and also they don't pay well to Content Creators. Some of the other people I've watched…
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My Thoughts on Bitcoin What happened to Bitcoin? A lot has happened with Bitcoin. What was once a peer to peer cash system is now essentially a glorified stock market speculation cap. Of course, other people can say better things than me, but I was only able to see Bitcoin only a few months before the Bitcoin/Bitcoin Cash split, and then I only returned to Cryptocurrency when I mined for Monero. But one thing is certain, Bitcoin has changed a lot. It's not even following its…
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A current read.cash review So, people have been writing around, trying to get the most out of read.cash. With the distribution fund, there's an incentive of printing out blog posts, may it be simple Bitcoin Cash posts, or big ones, like investing on tokens and being able to do simple things. There's also news, which is the best thing to happen in here. So, how does this fare right now for me? Funnily enough, this is the only one that I primarily use for blogging, showing…
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A tip for Read.Cash BCH users: Save your Read.Cash wallet I have this nice little trick for any BCH user with a mobile wallet like Bitcoin.com Wallet, or wallets that allow you to save multiple accounts: Save your Read.Cash's wallet there. Why? Read.Cash's system consists of two layers, the main site, and the JavaScript for tipping and other BCH-related settings. Now, you need to add in your wallet on every instance of your logged in account, because Read.Cash doesn't save…
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How to contribute: Pledge! Pledging is something you can see on top of your normal day-to-day read.cash website. So what can it do? If you Pledge, you actually do the following in helping overs get inspired to write more articles! The details are already placed upon the above link, but here's the link anyway for those who want to read some more. In a nutshell, you help in distributing funds. Your Pledge's 0.5% gets distributed to every user getting points from daily…
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PSA: Protect your assets! Don't show off. This is a short post. This is way shorter than usual. Probably because this is not actually serious and is just me ranting my own bad behavior to feel good right now. Don't show off that you have a huge portfolio when you start to earn cryptocurrencies through earning, rewards, or even through fiat conversation (buying cryptocurrency). Limit your show off. I see people sometimes showing off their assets, and I am like, "dude, I know…
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PSA: Watch out for scams! Here's how to know some and more Introduction Cryptocurrencies are a real deal right now this pandemic. Of course, it means lots of things. Free money from faucets, for once. But don't believe these free bitcoin etc., because they're just not true most of the time. Those are legit are actually different from these things. From my experience and research, here are some of the most important tips you should know in order to recognize a scam. 1. Do Not…
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PSA: Maging Alerto sa mga Scam! Mga paraan at iba pa. Sa panahon ng pandemic, maraming tao ang nagtatanong ng mga paraan para kumita. Bilang isa sa mga tao na gumagamit ng Cryptocurrency, mas nakikita na ang paglago nito at dahil dito, maraming manloloko ng tao ang gumagamit para kumita rin. Paano natin makikita kung ang iyong website na pinapasukan ay totoo? Ito ay unti lamang sa mga bagay na magandang alamin habang naghahanap ng totoong paraan ng pagkuha ng Cryptocurrency.…
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How to contribute: Write! This a companion piece to How To Contribute: Pledge, by showing how great the Pledge system does by simple writing comments because the Fund is no longer $3,000 but instead $4,556.01 at the time of writing. This is because you can now be able to write one blog post and get 10 cents from it! https://read.cash/@RowanSkie/how-to-contribute-pledge-ef6023da The best way to contribute to something is to participate in it. So, what better to participate…
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PSA: Unsure about the new faucet/crypto invite? Ask for transaction proof! This post is #PoweredbyMonolith This is gonna be another short PSA, not because I have nothing to say about it, but because it's really important right now. Let's have a small scenario. You're a newcomer to the crypto community, and you don't have any cash. The first thing you should do, of course, is not searching for any free bitcoin faucet websites (See my PSA about scams). It's also not…
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The great things with a group goal This post is #PoweredByMonolith Why is this post #PoweredByMonolith, one might ask, it's because of the incentives and reward of being able to group together posts that are can show that we are able to create a community of writers under one umbrella within Read.Cash, and it's the Monolith Society. It's basically a group using the SLP LITH as payment, which can be sold for 5000 satoshis. Of course, that is, if you don't burn those tokens.…
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Privacy BCH Tip: Keep multiple wallets! This post is #PoweredbyMonolith. #PoweredByMonolith? Either works! So hey, I heard you made money. BCH, to be exact. But part of them are from exchanges you don't trust yet, and another part of them are from faucets with less than reputable sources. And you care about privacy that you upgraded from your single address towards BIP39-supporting seed phrases. The first thing you should first do is select your main, most private wallet and…
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Uniqueness Sometimes, you think you have something that you actually thought you alone was the one that had the idea. But due to the world's population, that is not the case. It might sound and be presented different, but fundamentally it will be just the same. It doesn't mean you should abandon your idea after all, you might be able to make it truly unique. After all, who said they have the same topics you had with your idea? Maybe your topic was different from theirs. It's…