Here's a first version on a business card. QR at the left side activates the wallet and right side QR can be used to sweep the funds using for example Simply.Cash wallet.
Pete Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.
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I found an old Dymo printer, and thought it'd be fun to try printing some paper wallets. I might do a clever trick here and put a URL to the public address QR code, and when that URL is opened the first time, it activates a script that send some BSV to that wallet. That way all the printed paper/label wallets are by default empty, but they get seeded when someone checks the balance.
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I happen to know a LOT of financial types in New York City who can make investments in all sorts of things, including digital assets like cryptocurencies and BSV. All of the people I know there, have heard of BSV, thanks mainly to myself. Exaxctly NONE of them had heard of BitMart, which in mid 2021 would've been one of the ONLY places in the United States to trade BSV given most US-compliant exchanges either delisted it in 2019 (like CEX, Binance, etc….) or traded only BSV derivatives (Robinhood/Citidel for example). BitMart completely invisible to anyone in BSV ecosystem. Given I was a well known "ax" in BSV in mid 2021, almost anyone in NYC who ventured a bet in BSV would've likely found out about me and contacted me.
So with all that established, i'd LOVE to meet ANY of the 43 supposed users at BitMart who bought BSV at amounts of $6 million worth inside a 2 month period in probably just a few hours of total accumulated trading, if that. Since BitMart said some of these poor investors who bought fake BSV from "hackers" were New York State residents (where BitMart filed it's hack revelation for everyone in the NYC financial world to see, loudly). I'd settle for even ONE person, just to get their story about what they were thinking buying lots of BSV in the Summer of 2021.
Just putting this out there, because I don't believe there are ANY real people who bought a million or hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of BSV from unknown BitMart in the Summer of 2021. But if anyone tells you of a person who did, and temporarily thought they'd gotten their clock cleaned, please make the introduction. I'll literally wait.
I believe I'll never be contacted by anyone.
It's almost always an inside job.
There's a theory that US ETF's getting approved are going to tank BTC and with it every other virtual currency. That's because ETF is the biggest source of hopium — the mythical bottle of Le Institutional Money. Then if those ETF's aren't seen as interesting by those who manage that institutional money, then BTC price goes down and stays there. It stays down because there is nothing to top the idea of big money coming. And the reason why US ETF's might flipflop is that there apparently is at least one BTC ETF in the Europe, which is not doing great.
I'm tinkering with a tip button. It'll be available in BSV.tips website.
2024 will be the year of _2023 again.
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I'm collecting info about different service providers who offer a BSV wallet that supports Paymail protocol. Please let me know if there's something missing from the list:
HandCash
RelayX
Twetch
Relysia
MyBanka
Money Button
ChainBow
DotWallet
Enterprise Elements Wallet
my2cents
Signavera
ShowMoney
myPaymail
Paymailed
Centi
RockWallet
Centbee
Simply Cash
Neucron
Perhaps Twetch Paymails are broken because the subdomain x.polynym.io has an expired SSL certificate.
I can sell 0.5 BSV for 25 USD via PayPal.
Does lilb.it have a tutorial that explains to a noob how to bet for example NHL matches? The website's user interface is really nice, professional looking, but I don't understand (many things) — for example what the numbers -2 -110 vs +2 -110 mean…
The burger is an lie, it's actually a shit sandwich. BSV's future depends on one guy who pays the bills, and he is not pleased with the N-dimensional chess played by our one trick pony.
Looks like someone is programmatically creating countless Twetch accounts, which then post something nonsense, like "你开心地跑小苹". The motive could be to make money with likes given by unsuspecting users.
Don't you have the mnemonic words of your Money Button wallet?
It's either being under CCTV and other types of surveillance 24/7 or being encouraged to disguise oneself. Oh the agony of choice…
The next step in this path is to have proper 3D objects that can be used in videos and games.
Oinbase hasn't supported BSV in years anyway, so it's weird to publish an update like that... Unless they want to cover their orifices from legal repercussions.
How would you stop patent infringement? Well, the answer is: by enforcing patent rights. But then the next question is: how? By monitoring everything that happens. But then the next question is: how? 😉
Top countries in Google Trends for "Bitcoin SV" in the past year:
- El Salvador
- St. Helena
- China
- Slovenia
- Croatia
- Nigeria
- Netherlands
- Austria
- South Korea
- Switzerland
- Germany
- Australia
- Finland
- Lithuania
- Slovakia
- Israel
- United States
- Ireland
- Norway
- New Zealand
PDF document isn't like normal text. It's more like a canvas where elements are put in different coordinates. 👍
^ Unironically this. He will make things worse.
Seems to work nicely, this was posted from Android
PayPal launched their stablecoin in the US and in the Ethereum network. PayPal stablecoin uses the currency code PYUSD. More: https://www.paypal.com/us/digital-wallet/manage-money/crypto/pyusd
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