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Crypto Is Cash - Bitcoin for Small Businesses & Their Customers
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Providing free, open source tools, and education, to implement the use of self-custody cryptocurrency for individuals & businesses of all kinds and sizes for the purpose of a free, independent economy. Bitcoin, Litecoin, Monero & Bitcoin Cash are the principle coins* we utilize as currency for everyday use. -All are layer 1. -All have very low fees.¹ -All are reasonably fast.¹ -All have native fungibilty tools. -All have development communities dedicated to their coins being used as day to day currency. *Bitcoin is too costly to buy lunch with,  Lightning is predominately custodial. But, if this is your choice, we have software to support you. USDC is good for onboarding businesses, with no volatility,  low fees & no chargebacks. Our testing has shown POL to be the most widely used & least expensive network for USDC. Buy and sell goods & services online with these websites: - XMRBazaar.com - SatStash.io - shopinbit.com - shopstr.store Please let us know of any other online mark
How To K8ck Start The Cryptoconomy Before tipping for a service, ask your server if they know about crypto. If they do, ask if the have a crypto wallet and give a portion (or an addition!) of their tip in crypto (preferrably Bitcoin, Litecoin, Monero or Bitcoin Cash). If they don't have a crypto wallet, ask if they have Venmo / PayPal / Cash App. If they do, you will run into one of two possibilities: 1. They are not yet set up for crypto on these apps. In this case encourage them to get this done (it takes close to a week for the KYC to resolve) so that the next time you see them you can add to their tip with crypto. 2. They are already set up. Tip them! Note: Cash App is Bitcoin only. PayPal / Venmo allow BTC, LTC, BCH & ETH (maybe more now)
Commerce on the Internet has come to rely almost exclusively on financial institutions serving as trusted third parties to process electronic payments. While the system works well enough for most transactions, it still suffers from the inherent weaknesses of the trust based model. Completely non-reversible transactions are not really possible, since financial institutions cannot avoid mediating disputes.