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I've been practicing Strudel also, very interesting
you would be surprised by how many english speakers take my book to learn spanish. Once, someone approached at the meetup and said that he's learning spanish with Lunaticoin's podcast and my book
Para los muchachos en español, les dejo este episodio sobre Paraguay y las oportunidades de minería que tenemos en nuestro hermoso país. Un episodio junto con @peztresojos que le dimos vuelta al asunto. Vayan y vean. Link al podcast
Now that you can connect any NWC account as source to a BTCpay server, practically you have multiple ways to use it on limited VPS (no need for heavy full node)
You had my curiosity, now you have my attention
We all want access to useful and good information, and there is a huge amount of it out there, but it can easily become diluted or weakened by fluff or slop. And the result is that we waste our time.
I have this thing with Medium. I got the premium membership because I thought ok, now that people want my money, I'll get access to better content and by Lord Satoshi I was wrong. It turns out all of them where baits, imprecise info, a copypaste from other sources and a big etc., huge dissapointment.
As a matter of fact, all the good stuff I read (currently) at Medium are for-free, not in their paywall, which sucks. And yes, found some gems inside it but not worth pay money for 10% of articles and the rest is written with dedication to attention-whore economics.
Fair point. What I was trying to say (I don't edit my words, bad habit) is when you sign an event, you make it with your own keys and (yes) the data is verified by you.
It's important to understand the context of El Salvador of why are they buying bitcoin. Before they started purchasing any satoshi, their debt was almost 90% of their GDP, which is a lot and the IMF cut off all communication, thinking that Bukele will enter in reason to talk to them, so he found bitcoin as a mean to attract investment to his country.
Meaning? Bukele wasn't interested of being a revolutionary goverment, he needed money and bitcoin ecosystem gave him in exchange of silence. While we talk about this, also consider that El Salvador is with state of siege more than 800 days, which is a little tiny detail and also recall that Bukele took the Parliament with his own hands. Seems most bitcoiners just turn around this part of the story also.
And lastly but important: ES is not turning itself in a bitcoin paradise, by not any means. Not my words but locals themselves are saying this because this was forced to take bitcoin.
no one write anything about BTC on the bank transfer concept.
Yes, they do. That's why I made the whole post. That's why I told you two times the hunt is real.
I told at the same article without needing..., there are no official numbers, it's based in my experience. I know also other countries can buy since their bank but I explained in the article:
My reality, as a Paraguayan consumer, is this: banks don’t want to modernize or integrate crypto-related activity. The irony is that Paraguay’s Central Bank has already brushed up against the topic through legislative updates I mentioned in another issue, as well as the Binding Consultation 582 from the Tax Authority, which allows for proper invoicing if crypto is exchanged and one wants to generate an accounting event, as accountants would say. But now it’s the banks, hiding behind “internal policies,” who are hunting down anyone who uses crypto—even though, behind closed doors, they themselves admit to using Bitcoin, USDT, and others.
If you buy any crypto-related with p2p and you put something tiny suspicious about bitcoin/crypto in the bank details, they can even close your account. That's why Paraguay is full p2p, because banks (not the central bank) forbids any activity. The hunt is real.
Question right there, is Rizful an alternative for those kind of projects? Also seems very easy to run