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Trending: BCH.Games (Rowan's Review and Experience) With the release of BCH.games by @BCH.games, people have started writing about it. I haven't read about any other of those, but if this is being talked by other people, it meant that it did a good job. And a good job it did! What's BCH.games? BCH.games is a new Bitcoin Cash game site by @BCH.games, released today. BCH.games currently only has two games: Target, and Dice. These two games are very simple, and the difference…

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Read.Cash is not Your Regular Blogging Site Read.Cash is not a blogging site where it's a measure of how many people have the highest subscribers. *There are no stats dedicated to it.* Read.Cash is a social media site that will heavily affect your monetary experience via Bitcoin Cash. *Every up/down vote affects your points.* Read.Cash is a social media site built to connect people through the power of Bitcoin Cash. *Bitcoin Cash is not just your regular currency until you…

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The Points in Stats Let's talk about why these spammers take too much of our points. If I spot you "subscribe for subscriber", you're marked as spam then blocked immediately. During the early days of Read.Cash, the daily spending limit wasn't there, and the fund was a mere $10,000+. Spamming was very rampant, causing radical changes in average points per user. I had received the same points as them, but with the spammers around and people posting daily, it was hard to…

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The Effects of the Fund to Newcomers The Fund is a public thing, and it's always seen above the site. The amount it appears wildly differs due to Bitcoin Cash's price. This will be a little article than usual because this will show what a newcomer might see when they arrive in Read.Cash. There are multiple ways where newcomers can learn about this site. One of them is from Facebook with users reaching for each other wanting to earn cash through massive groups to earn money.…

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All BCH.games users, @BCH.games just created a $50 Giveaway, with 10 winners getting $5 each. Just go to their twitter at twitter.com/BCHdotgames and follow their pinned tweet! Have fun.

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@BCH.games just released a Telegram channel for BCH.games! Go check it out here! t.me/BCHgamers

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Without the "EXC" Tag, You're Not Getting Points My final article before I return to my normal playtime of random tips and tricks. You want to make articles. But you have accustomed to copy-pasting things from the Internet. And you complain about why you don't get points. Look to your articles then, and see if it appears on the front page with the "Exclusive" box ticked on. If it's not there, it means you aren't getting any exposure to the users. Look at your articles itself…

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The Irony of ABC's November 2020 Plan I have been following the IFP Debate a few months after I rejoined the Cryptocurrency community by buying (and spending) Bitcoin Cash since last November 2019. Seeing posts that are anti-IFP and pro-IFP, I have decided to attempt to debunk the underlined words that Amaury chose and the implications for the BCH infrastructure that is already in effect. Bitcoin is the foundation for a voluntary, free market. When Satoshi Nakamoto, in the…

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Petition to Minimize Spam by Returning the "Move to Spam" function in Read.Cash The petition has technically succeeded. Money has been reclaimed because he didn't need it and a new button in a more proper spot has been placed. I, RowanSkie, would present a petition to restore the "Move To Spam" functionality. After its removal and points freeze following the suspected algorithm change of the random rewarder, I have received two comments immediately which were copied from…

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How do you know when Read.Cash is doing stuff with the website? The points freeze and don't update. It's been an hour since UTC midnight, I think we're having points overhaul as total points given started to lower again.

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What I like about Read.Cash are subscribers don't really have a foothold in this. They're essentially just them subscribing to your feed, which you just have a grow and make sure they're happy. Sadly, I can't seem to keep up with bigger demands, haha! Have a good day everyone.

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The difference between Read.Cash and other blogging sites is that we have short posts. The difference between Read.Cash and other social media sites is that we can't track who subscribed us and the distribution fund. Someone make sure I'm wrong.

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Yesterday was impressive, as I've noticed lots of people got lots of points more than usual. considering a dollar is more or lass 400+ points...

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I have to admit, having boosted articles does work with the subscriber count and the exposure of a certain article. In honesty, I want more views than subscribers. Good afternoon everyone!

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Blockchain Analysis with Bitcoin Cash Introduction: Blockchain analysis Blockchain analysis is the aspect of investigating activity in a public ledger called a blockchain. The general goal here is to see actors who transact using cryptocurrency. This very notion that certain individuals can search, record, and analyze your transaction information by simply glancing at the blockchain is one of the most dangerous "side-effects" since the creation of Bitcoin and the blockchain…

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Raising a toast for @TheRandomRewarder and the dissulotion of points! Cheers for @Read.Cash for being able to create a better site for us users, and to @MarcDeMesel for giving us a headstart with the Fund! I hope everyone still stays. Meanwhile, I'm up making crypto articles and fiction stories (fanfiction or otherwise) for everyone to enjoy. Cheers!

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Writer's Block, and Hopeful Future I want to write articles, but then, something happens and it's called a writer's block. Some writers can even experience this writer's block without even realizing it. This is because writer's block is a type of experience where you experience an inability to create new work. Writer's block isn't just unique to writers, however. It is also present in other forms of media. One of the most common similar experiences is called an artist's…

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I have noticed a spike in dormant wallets today. Looks like the spammers are starting to abandon read.cash because the points are becoming more and more useless. Or it's 7 days late and it's showing how many wallets are being abandoned due to not being able to do a backup.

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Oh dear lord, @Read.Cash's comments about the random rewarder is full of beggars. I can see why it's being phased out then?

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BCH.games Review - Risky Odds, Risky Wins Alright, BCH.games users, I have something to admit. Yesterday, I won 1 BCH. My highest win after 0.6 BCH, after 0.4 BCH, and 0.3 BCH. I'm not particularly proud of it, considering I was betting stakes for 0.5 BCH with a 1 BCH deposit, but here I am. This is why I am making an in-depth review of how BCH.games works, what we will get for the future, and tips to make you ensure most of your stakes don't get lost somewhere.…

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Points price now hit lowest of them all, except no more points more or less in 48 hours. Speaking of which, @TheRandomRewarder is a good thing to have... and I do wish nobody copies the idea. Would suck a lot.

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@TheRandomRewarder's article has no comment section! Are we gonna have to do that too? Maybe not, but hey, it's gonna be nice if some people did, like for the very important announcements. And also, please let us edit these short posts.

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Hodl then Spend When I (re)started on the Bitcoin Cash journey, I was hoping to mine via Monero. Of course, the thing on itself was that I had unfortunately narrowly missed the RandomX algorithm change and was unable to get any solo block. I also had the tiny problem of using Intel i7-7700k, Zotac GTX 1080ti, 16 GB of RAM for my own personal *and* mining computer, and my power supply unit, the 1000W it may have, has lots of burnt ports. It took me the whole of July for me to…

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Using BCH Paper Wallets So, I had decided to move most of my funds towards one paper wallet I had printed out for a gift to my father, there I saw how innovative these things were. It was a really good way to secure some BCH after all. It currently makes me wonder if I was able to lose it within an old box and return with high money as the Bitcoin Cash market rose past Bitcoin, or return with it going back to near-zero and a disappointment because the markets kept…

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Mining in a Nutshell: ASIC? GPU? CPU? SHA256? Introduction Imagine yourself being a cypherpunk— a man who has a fascination with cryptography and cryptology and is advocating for data privacy through encryption. Then, in 2008, one of your fellow cypherpunks in a community you follow talked about a new thing called Bitcoin, and it was Satoshi Nakamoto's response to certain problems in sending money and the ever-lasting inflation. After the new year, you were then invited to…

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The Use Cases of Cryptocurrency I look around the internet, and there are some parts that I don't even think is actually supposed to happen. This, of course, is the use cases that arrived since Bitcoin has been created. This is a little short article as I don't think I've fully researched enough about this. 1. Gambling This is a use case that is prominent when you search a cryptocurrency faucet and find that it has a Dice option. Dice is one of the most primitive forms of…