Tag: bitcoin

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Hello everyone! After making the decision to sell all my Stacks (STX) NFTs, which incidentally included three that provided lifetime access to Sigle (a platform I loved), I've found myself needing a new blogging home.

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the digital world, you’ve probably heard of Bitcoin. It’s a type of digital currency that operates independently from a central bank and can be sent from user to user on the peer-to-peer bitcoin network. But did you know that more and more businesses are accepting Bitcoin as a form of payment?

Quick post today covering some best practices to maintain your privacy with Bitcoin.

In my last post, “Is there a better Bitcoin”, I dived into criticisms of Bitcoin stemming from a video by Mike Adams. While Adams' video was somewhat positive for Bitcoin, it also raised a few points of contention that I wanted to explore further.

Two days ago, a certain truther, so banned/cancelled that I'm uncertain about mentioning his name (let's find out, shall we!), Mike Adams AKA the Health Ranger, released a fascinating video titled “Reassessing Bitcoin as Protection Against Collapsing Fiat Banks” in it, he retracts some of his previous criticisms of Bitcoin and acknowledges its value.