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wondering that myself. but decentralized map would also be hard to arrange
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yeah, you can leave them marked as depleted to keep the map look busy. I was just testing today, and after the withdrawal my waypoint did not change color (I looked at the map again in incognito mode). but now it disappeared. guess just a delay.
instead of hiding containers (leaving trash) we can scratch the codes on undersides of the stones
Buying BTC with short-term horizon invites volatility and taxes. It is only hard if held for 5 years or so. If I expect expenditures in the near term, I hold cash in the account for those.
Creating a throw-away gmail account is not "using Google". I have a number of proton accounts for various anon identities.
They are for registering accounts, not for sharing contacts. Custom domains require a credit card and a server. If the goal is to protect identity, aliases are better. And to be safe from password leaks, yubikey.
It is for recovery. Just make a throw-away gmail account and use it to register Proton. Then make another proton, using the first one, and change the recovery email in the first to the second.
One can create aliases in free Proton that look like something.random336@passinbox.com
I am curious to see how this will be implemented and maybe participate in market-making. USDT is very popular in developing countries, especially for cross-border transfers. This is a freedom tech against oppressive governments, that's why I support it.
Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency, this is a fact. What Bitcoin maxis argue about is "Bitcoin vs crypto". Because too many influencers shill crypto scams as something on par with Bitcoin.
Please be patient and watch this presentation. I hope it will become clear why Bitcoin is money while other "cryptos" are scams.