Hope for the rest of the Year This post is **#PoweredByMonolith** Today is June 2, 2020. We are roughly about to approach the middle of the whole year, the last year of the 2nd decade of the 21st Century. We have managed to get into dozens of things which we consider undesirable, yet we are still moving forward. You could say that we had a bad start of the year, because of the Novel Coronavirus 2019, or now known as Covid-19. Or we can also consider the unusually large…
@RowanSkie in June 2020
Improving on Read.Cash: Communities! This post is #**PoweredByMonolith**. So, you might notice that you don't get points, which in turn doesn't give you a desired payout. This is because Read.Cash has connected its Points System with its Communities function, and therefore any points you get means your blogs are not initially paid. Which would be nice, since the editor allows you to directly submit it to communities and the like. Weirdly, the editor seem to make it disappear…
Spend BCH or Invest BCH? This post is **#PoweredByMonolith** So, I have been using Bitcoin (Cash) since February 2020, the day the stock market dumped. I am able to actually start using Bitcoin back in November 2019 after being able to use an e-wallet called Coins.ph, but I really didn't have anything to do with it until I managed to use PayMaya for its Digital Mastercard since Coins.ph's Visa card was gone is going to be replaced. Beforehand, I was invested in mining…
Has anyone noticed how I can't apparently open up the rules? My latest post didn't get in, I understand, it's just that read.cash doesn't want to let me see the rules. This is... oddly weird. Haha.
Excell in Writing You know, sometimes, I have to wonder to myself, what are all these changes for? Does it want to make you turn towards making articles, or making cash? But then, the fact that the last update has made me wonder how lazy people are, and how content creators are leaving the site because they aren't able to keep up. It doesn't mean you should really quit the site, at all. **So, you still want to earn some money, don't you?** I do to. **Will Read.Cash stop…
Sea Shanties! (Music Helps Me Write) I'm writing this mainly because it has recently surfaced and I have to admit, music is a good inspiration to write beautiful articles, good stories, and even do things better in art, studies, and even video games. So, for this short post, I'll try to explain how good influence a genre was to my current mood. Sort of a review. Sea shanties! They're the sailor's song to keep spirits uplifted. Most of the common ones are from the 19th…
The new equilibrium (Pre-July Review) This is my version of this post called "Many were called but few are chosen". It's a very good article on how much Read.Cash changed. This can be considered a review from what I had back at the start of June, so you can check it too. https://read.cash/@Fexodine1/many-were-called-but-few-are-chosen-4f2ec2fd Some stuff had greatly changed since my Start-of-June review. The points system has turned from an exploitable mess into a…
So my review about Read.Cash is not accepted because it's not about Read.Cash. That's alright. Wish we can resubmit, and at least make the notif larger so we can get clearer explanation.
We Shouldn't Look at Points I have been noticing a few articles about @Read.Cash's latest updates, more specifically the dynamic random rewarder system that replaced the static points system. All of them were essentially divided into three: Those that are confused, those that agree to the changes, and those who do not agree to the changes. Those that seem to be confused and those that disagree seem to have a common topic that the changes weren't fair or their expected points…
Copyright (don't touch others' assets) Let's see what's interesting today. Remember my previous Read.Cash article about the userbase reaction of the new updates? Apparently, a Filipino has decided to dupe and translate @Myt.24's post plus his other post was previously duped in a similar fashion. Thanks for @Jdine for pointing the second instance out and for @Read.Cash for immediate removal of both articles This can bring an extremely sad conclusion that Filipinos cheat and…
I've been reading aschatria's memo.cash rant lately. Here's the link: https://memo.cash/post/253a76da93aa8b901c1d8020e481232c42e546ae2152553ef207f9a97f850f11 I would say it's a FUD, a very big one, but then, most of the fund are donations and Read.Cash is just giving us a way to share them all together. He probably doesn't like *that* idea of the random rewarder and the points system in general. We do need to change though.
Opinion: Bitcoin Adoption should be slow I have been thinking a lot lately. Bitcoin (BTC)'s use case these days are simply for holding and speculating that the price will increase, like an aging asset that gets more rare once it's stopped production. Due to its limitation of 21 million total, I'd say that is true. But then, there was also some thought nagging on my back. The world had immediately noticed and jumped on Bitcoin back in 2013-2015 and it reached a critical limit…
The Points are Stepping Stones I have been recently noticing a new trend of posts, and that is due to yesterday's points given lately. I even managed to get enough to pour me a dollar and a few cents, while others are getting more than that. What has happened? Well, as @Read.Cash gave us in @Cain's post: "July read.cash challenge", it the result of the random rewarder. But how exactly? Well, it's up to @Read.Cash to explain that in a long while.…
Self-motivation Rewriting! I forgot do to things. Self-motivation is like watching a meme about **cooking**. Of course, it's supposed to be funny in hindsight and you might be **laughing out loud** right now, but then, it is a rather interesting meme to watch at. Although it doesn't mean you really should, as I have taken a notice that some memes don't really fit the context of the meme since sometimes it's like using chocolate on a recipe that requires mocha. Like watching,…
"How much do you need for money?" Yesterday, I jokingly said the title line (translated) to my mother as I wanted to repay her for taking a bag of chips she herself said was for her workplace as a Nursing Assistant. When I wrote the title down and saved the draft, I had thought to myself, is this how the world has become? A world ran by money? Sadly, it is, but luckily it shouldn't be. You see, money is a very vital part of our lives, and it doesn't mean a thing when we die…