In this Paxful review, I am going to go over this unique marketplace that allows your to trade gift cards, use Paypal, use Zelle pay, and so much more for buying bitcoin! Paxful is one of the most dynamic marketplaces where buyers and sellers meet to sell and buy bitcoin, however, they have a myriad of different payment methods that are accepted to make this happen that cannot be found elsewhere. Additionally, you can simply just buy bitcoin with a credit card and choose not to deal with the hassle of multiple options. But how is this different than CoinMama?
Well, CoinMama is the leader in simply buying bitcoin with a debit or credit card and offers only bitcoin and a few altcoins. This provides a lot of different methods for people that may have some gift cards or other form of monetary value, but wants to dabble their way into obtaining bitcoin without buying it directly with their bank card. Stay tuned for this article as we will dive into the most relevant questions and answering how this can be done and why you want to.
What is Paxful?
Paxful is a peer-to-peer marketplace that allows buyers and sellers to meet online and exchange multiple different payment methods for bitcoin purchases. It uniquely accepts up to 300 different payment methods to utilize in your purchase of bitcoin, including: MoneyGram, Amazon Gift Cards, iTunes Gift Cards, Paypal. Western Union, and more! It allows you to use virtually any payment method you can think of to buy bitcoin instantly!
Similar to LocalBitcoins, in the sense that it’s a peer-to-peer marketplace, it allows multiple people to exchange value without requiring idenification or other traditional KYC methods needed to transact in bitcoin and engage in a mutually agreeable exchange of value between two people with the peace of mind of using an escrow service of Paxful, using only minimal <1% Paxful Fees.
Is It A Trading Platform Or An Exchange?
It’s technically both, but it’s best to call it a peer-to-peer marketplace, similar to eBay. As mentioned above, unlike traditional exchanges, it doesn’t necessarily require any KYC (in some cases) pr any personally identifiable information to transact. Additionally, it allows you exchange other cryptocurrencies, gift cards, bank transfers, or even cash to obtain bitcoin, in most cases instantly.
A trading platform is typically described as a direct exchange for fiat or other cryptocurrencies where the exchange serves as the middle man taking a cut for each total transaction. Paxful only takes less than a 1% fee for the total transaction (which is much less than other exchanges, like Kucoin or Coinbase). Additionally, there are no custodial services used here, so you always possess your private keys, leading up to executing the transaction, where it goes into an escrow account for protection until the transaction is verified by Paxful.
Supported Currencies (Fiat And Crypto)
Paxful deals with the buying and selling of Bitcoin only.
Since the money is sent directly to the sellers, the site itself doesn’t hold fiat currencies for users. Sellers on Paxful accept over 300 payment methods, with the most the most popular ones being credit cards, PayPal, Amazon gift cards, wire transfers and Western Union. Keep in mind that different payment methods will result in different exchange rates.
For example, non refundable payment methods (bank transfers, cash) will usually have lower exchange rates while payment methods that allow for chargebacks (i.e. credit cards, PayPal) will cost more.
For a list of the full 300 different payment methods that are accepted on the site, click HERE.
Paxful Fees
What makes this different than other exchanges or platforms is that Paxful does not charge a direct fee to use the platform. Sellers can charge a premium (if they choose) over fair market value to factor is risk or other potential fees that they might incur, however, it ultimately depends on the payment method the buyer chooses to use and what the buyer and seller agree upon.
Sellers ultimately pay Paxful a 1% fee when a transaction is confirmed, but this is not passed on to the buyer.
This does not include the bitcoin network fees that are standard with with ant bitcoin transaction on the blockchain and that is paid to the miners directly.
Paxful Review – Conclusion
Overall, Paxful is a unique and resourceful way to get bitcoin with non-traditional methods. As being essentially the eBay of bitcoin purchasing, this is one of the most effective ways to get your bitcoin with other monetary sources that are not accepted by traditional exchanges. For instance, if you have an amazon gift card and you want to use that trade it for bitcoin, you simply just need to match with a verified seller who is wiling to make that trade.
As with any service, there is always a potential for fraudulent players, so you’ll want to be careful with the sellers you match with and ensure they have a good seller rating. My experience with selling an Amazon Gift Card, was pretty seamless, and I didn’t end up having to use any arbitration or moderators in the process. I have heard of some users that did not have such a good experience, but again, that mainly falls within the due diligence of who you match up with and trusting that Paxful will do the right thing is they need to get involved.
Bottom Line: I would use this service again and I would recommend it to my friends and family since my experience was pleasant and with offering over 300 different payment methods you can use, it opens up a lot of doors to people that otherwise would not be able to obtain bitcoin via their bank or credit card.
What do you think? Is there a better way for people to obtain bitcoin with non-traditional payment methods? Let me know in the comments below!
Cheers,
The Crypto Renegade
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Ledger Nano S Review: 7 Things You Need To Know Before You Buy (2020)
In this article, I will go into depth of the Ledger Nano S Review: 7 things you need to know before you buy it. The Ledger Nano S was the first (but definitely not the last) hardware wallet I ever bought, and the experience actually led me to create this website as I started learning more and more about crypto security.
It was the second hardware wallet that came on the scene after the Trezor One device and implemented a new security structure and a new form factor to try and compete directly with the only trusted hardware wallet at the time.
When the Ledger Nano S started picking up momentum, it was because they started adding altcoin support at a rapid pace. This was exponential as Trezor only supported native apps for Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin by the time that Ledger had over 20 native apps for alt coin support with hundreds of new coins that were already in development.
This was a HUGE deal at the time, and only picked up steam as the 2017 bull run started and people began accumulating a wide array of altcoins for speculative investment. Today, the other competitors have caught up pretty well for the same level of support, but the Ledger Nano S still has an edge for certain coins that are supported, and that is a HUGE reason that I use this device on a semi-weekly basis to this day. There has been lots of progress and development on the device itself, the massive altcoin support, and the introduction of Ledger Live. Lets check it out below!
WHAT IS A HARDWARE WALLET AND WHY DO I NEED ONE?
For those who are new to the cryptocurrency landscape, you may have heard that you need a hardware wallet. But, why? Well, when you receive your first bitcoin, whether it be in a mobile, desktop, or web wallet, you have the public key (your bitcoin address) and the private key (the secret key required to control (send/receive) your bitcoin. your PRIVATE KEY is the MOST important piece of this process, because without the private key, you do not own or have control of the coins in your wallet.
When you have your private keys connected to a “Hot Wallet” or a wallet that is directly connected to the internet, you run the risk of them being hacked or compromised. This is where hardware wallets come in. These are known as “Cold Wallets” or “Cold Storage” and has your private keys stored securely offline, so they are impervious to attack or compromise.
When becoming your own bank, this is a vital part of properly managing and securing your cryptocurrency. Hot wallets are good for everyday spending and ease of use (much like a fiat wallet you keep in your back pocket), but it is NOT ideal for longer term storage.
The Ledger Nano S is a very compact, sleek, and secure device that allows you to store over 1,100 cryptocurrencies at the time of this writing. This is crucial as more altcoins gain acceptance and you need a wide portfolio to protect longer term. Ledger takes their security very seriously and for good reason. There have been a number of exchange hacks and reports of people losing or having their wallets hacked by nefarious individuals throughout history. This is why having this device is so crucial.
Ledger Nano S is a device that is upgraded frequently with new features and firmware upgrades to ensure that it has the latest security protections and new assets being added every single month. Not to mention, it is currently the cheapest among the 3 best-known hardware wallet companies, starting at only $59 USD!
LEDGER NANO S REVIEW: HOW IS THE SECURITY?
The Ledger Nano S has an A-grade security setup which sets it apart from the competition. It uses a secure element which holds and stores the private keys in a separate and secure environment from the rest of the operating system. This ensures that if for any reason the rest of the device is somehow compromised, you precious private keys are safe.
It also supports the standards BIP-39 protocol that requires you to setup a recovery seed phrase of 24 words during the initial setup, that allows you to restore your coins to any other wallet in the event you have broken, lost, or somehow cannot gain access to the device itself, so you have a fail safe.
(PRO-TIP: If you lose, rip, tear, get wet, or otherwise destroy your recovery seed, you are in serious trouble. I would recommend obtaining a CryptoSteel device as a metal backup for your recovery phrase that protects you against a fire, flood, earthquake, or your brand new puppy. This is STRONGLY recommended if there is ANY amount of cryptocurrency you would be financially damaged by losing. This is a literal metal vault for your backup system)
Additionally, they have a proprietary operating system known as BOLOS (Blockchain Open Ledger Operating System) that allows developers certain access to develop applications and a framework for them to add support for a wide spectrum of coins and stacks for scaling up. It is built with security in mind and to work comprehensively with the secure element by ensuring there is a smooth delivery of sensitive data when making a transaction using the Ledger Nano S.
In my opinion, this is one of the most secure devices out there, as it has built in several security checks for every action taken on the device, and if those checks have not been successfully executed, it will not move on to the next phase, making it even more secure. To me, this extra attention of securing my private keys provides me peace of mind even with an entry level device.
WHAT MAKES THE LEDGER NANO S DIFFERENT THAN TREZOR OR KEEPKEY?
I get this question a lot, as I use all three of these devices on a regular basis. Not only is this device the smallest of the bunch, it is the only one that has a built in screen protector in the form of a polished aluminum cover for ensuring the OLED display avoid scuffs and scratches during transit. The smaller form factor is an advantage and a disadvantage. The disadvantage to me if not being able to see the full address in one place when verifying a transaction.
It does end up scrolling to reveal the full address, but that can be difficult if you are trying to verify letter for letter for confirmation. The advantage would be it’s very discreet and transportable. It slips easily into your pocket, or your keychain if you’re so inclined. But, the largest notable difference is the specific coin support you can’t get anywhere else on a hardware wallet.
As a HUGE advocate for privacy coins, I tend to favor these and accumulate them for personal investment and also private transactions, and as a result, I need a secure place to store them. To their credit, the other hardware wallets are working towards supporting these coins, but Ledger already has support for 2 of my favorite coins, Monero (XMR) and Zcash (ZEC).
Ledger also supports Zcoin (XZC) and a few others as well. These are support by Ledger Live (which I will go over in a minute), which is the native dashboard for managing native applications for these coins which is very convenient.
Additionally, this is the only hardware wallet (currently) that supports Tezos (XTZ), which has a very bright future in my opinion. Tezos is a POS coin that has a new unique blockchain consensus that rivals Ethereum on a number of levels, and I personally believe will be a top 10 coin very very soon.
Not only that, when using Tezos you can “Stake” your coins while holding your private keys while ON the Ledger Nano S. This is HUGE, and is a main reason I use Ledger Nano S, since I like to participate in this process personally. No other hardware wallet has even announces plans for this kind of native support for this at the moment, which gives Ledger a massive edge over the other two in my opinion.
LEDGER NANO S DESIGN
I will keep this section short and sweet, as I addressed above, this is a sleek and compact device, which make its very stable and durable. It has a small OLED screen and 2 physical buttons. This is used for navigating apps, verifying your pin to access to the device, confirming a transaction, and generating the recovery seed words upon first time setup.
When entering in your PIN on the device, the right button will function as the “Up” arrow, and the left button the “Down” arrow for scrolling through your selections, then pressing both at the same time will confirm your selection, so it’s pretty intuitive. It has a one port which is micro USB that connects to a cable to a standards USB port that can be used on a MAC or PC.
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LEDGER LIVE – IS THE UPDATE WORTH IT?
This was a MASSIVE upgrade from the chrome apps they were utilizing before. This new desktop app is very clean and seamless. They also have a new mobile app designed for use for the next generation product the Ledger Nano X (We will go over that in a future review) for wireless management. However, the desktop app is very clean and easy to navigate. The first thing once you connect and authenticate your device is a dashboard if you had already have an existing device, showing you your balances and charts on a single screen.
You can see your accounts on the left hand side, and you also see the “Ledger Manager” which is where you add and remove apps. When you perform any firmware upgrades, it requires you to delete the apps on your device (don’t worry your coins are safe) and you re-install them after it is done.
When you first plug in and install the app on your desktop, it will ask you if you want to setup a new device or if you have a device that is already setup and then have you authenticate with the PIN. It will then check for any updates or firmware upgrades that are necessary for you to view your account. Once you have access, it’s pretty easy to manage everything overall, and they have even introduced a way to “Buy Crypto” from such partners as “Coinmama” where you can purchase directly with a debit or credit card, and “Coinbase“, which you can do they same and also use your bank account directly via ACH.
There is also a pricing history dashboard built right in, thanks to an integration with “Kraken” and “Bitfinex“. This allows you to see trends and historical data, which may help you decide at-a-glance what you would like to do for managing your next transaction. Once you install an App, you can create multiple accounts and label them if need be, for managing and organizing your portfolio. The only one complaint I have with it, is if you do use a 3rd party wallet, like “MyEtherWallet“, you have to leave the app and manage your funds on a 3rd party site. Overall, all the native apps work beautifully, and they are adding new coins and assets all the time.
CONCLUSION – BOTTOMLINE
PROS:
-Very easy to setup if you have never used a hardware wallet before, you just need to download the desktop app from Ledger’s website and follow the prompts once you connect it for the first time.
-It’s the cheapest hardware wallet as of this writing at $59.00 USD. If you are just getting started and you only need a few coins to hold at once, this is easily the best intro wallet to keep your private keys stored offline.
-It has the widest range of native apps and newest coins being added all the time and being supported. You can click HERE to view their roadmap to see if your favorite coin is currently in development of being added to the platform.
-It is currently the only hardware wallet that natively supports Tezos (XTZ) and Monero (XMR) if you’re a fan of those coins and other privacy coins in general.
CONS:
-The screen is small and if you’re verifying your transaction address using the small screen, you have to wait for it to scroll, and then verify quickly the characters match before you can authorize the transaction. This is not ideal for a quick at a glance process to ensure the address you’re sending to on the app, matches what shows on your device (VERY IMPORTANT).
– You can really only hold 3 or 4 apps on the device at once. I originally only kept 3 apps on the device, as those were the only coins I needed to add at the time. However, when I went to add a 4th, it told me I needed to remove an existing app to make room. The RAM or space is on the device is very limited, so it’s good if you have only 2-3 coins you want to manage at once.
-They require you go through the process of removing and uninstalling all apps and then going in and reinstalling them for EVERY firmware update. This is tedious and really obnoxious for the serious hardware wallet user. I understand you need to have backups and be careful with every upgrade but c’mon, this is the only device I have this issue with.
As you can see, overall this a is a very solid entry level wallet with top notch security. I recommend if you are a brand new hardware wallet user and you are just dipping your toe into this large pond, this is your best bet. It has a clean, easy to follow interface and you can get started at the cheapest price of only $59.00 to start.
If you do not plan on holding MANY different coins at once on the same wallet, this is the wallet for you. Now, you can use 3rd party wallets to integrate it with, but that’s an entirely different learning curve. If you want to hold 3-5 coins to start and get it done simply and effortlessly, this is where I personally started and I recommend you start.
PURCHASE LEDGER NANO S FROM LEDGER’S OFFICIAL SITE
What do you think? Is there a better wallet you recommend for people getting started? Let me know in the comments below!
Cheers,
The Crypto Renegade
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FOLD App Review | How To Earn Free Sats Back In 2020
In this Fold App Review, I am going to discuss why this free app is a good way to start accumulating free bitcoin and start “stacking sats” as they say. I’m always looking for new ways to start accumulating more bitcoin and finding real world use cases where I can do so, outside fo buying it directly from an exchange.
This is primarily targeted for mobile use (using their iOS and Android app) for using this. If you want to learn about ways to earn free bitcoin while shopping on a desktop computer, then I would check out my full review of Lolli App, HERE.
I am going to touch on some of the basics of how much you can earn with it, how it works, who it’s really designed for, and my overall feelings of if it’s actually worth using. If that is what you’re looking for, then look no further!
Who Is The Fold App Intended For?
If you frequently make purchases with Amazon, Uber, Starbucks, Target, and Sephora (to name a few), then this app is for you. This app allows you purchase discounted gift cards, as well as earn free bitcoin (satoshis) for each purchase that you make. Once the order goes through, it’s credited to your bitcoin wallet within the app almost immediately.
This is designed not only to save you money on what you are already spending, but allows you to earn free bitcoin rewards for doing so. If you’re already spending at these places, why not get free bitcoin for doing it, right?
In the app, you can always see which vendors have offers and they are adding more all the time. Additionally, the discount your receive varies for each vendor. For example, Airbnb will give you 3% cash (bitcoin) back, but L.L. Bean will give you 10% back. The app is constantly updating to offer you the best deals.
How Does The Fold App Work?
This works for both online and physical locations. Since it’s gift card based, once you make a purchase in the app, it will generate a gift card and a bar code on your screen, for the cashier to scan and use directly.
This will also provide a “gift card code” for you to enter at on-line checkout and you can mix and match between buying online and in store as much as you want with no penalties or fees.
I will break it down step by step below on how to set this up and how it works in a few simple steps.
NOTE: You will receive the bitcoin rewards for the amount of gift card purchased, not the actual products you buy with them.
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Load a gift card you buy with Bitcoin on the Fold app, to your account
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Use that gift card at select retailers and restaurants by using the barcode or the number beneath it.
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You can make online purchases with your Fold gift card or you can purchase at physical locations
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At physical locations, all you need is to scan the bar code from the app on your phone at the cash register
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Every purchase you make with the gift cards that you have on your Fold app will credit you with Bitcoin cashback
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The amount of Bitcoin cashback you get on any purchase depends on the individual retailer or restaurant
Is The Fold App Worth Using?
If you are looking to start dipping your toe into cryptocurrency and you’re not quite ready to buy it directly yet, then this is for you! This is a seamless way for you to spend your normal fiat currency and start earning bitcoin back on direct gift card purchases.
This is also good for sending gifts directly, so whether it’s the holidays and you want to send a gift via email (or Twitter) you can earn bitcoin to your wallet for doing so. This can be used for any occasion as well, not just for gifting.
For the avid crypto users, they are also implementing lightning payments this year as well, so you’ll receive even more discounts if you decide to grow the crypto-economy by paying with crypto, instead of using a debit/credit card as well. More on that as it develops…
So, is the Fold App worth using? I would definitely say yes. Especially if you spend frequently at these places anyways and purchases exceed at least 15$ in most cases, then there is no downside here, only upside.
What do you think? Would you use the Fold App for free bitcoin? Let us know down below in the comments!
Cheers,
The Crypto Renegade
NOTE: This post may contain affiliate links. This adds no cost to you but it helps me focus on giving as much value as possible in every single post by being compensated for recommending products that help people accumulate and secure their crypto.
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Unstoppable Domains Review (2020): The Censorship-Resistant Future Of The Internet
Unstoppable Domains: Get ready for a censorship immune future! Unstoppable domains makes the internet censorship resistant and censorship immune. Instead of relying on centralized services to buy and sell domain names (eg, Namecheap or GoDaddy), Unstoppable domains uses decentralized platforms Ethereum and Zilliqa Blockchain as a neutral 3rd party. This gives registered domains censorship immunity as no government or entity can restrict or remove access to that domain.
To further improve on censorship resistance, it’s possible to host the content on the Inter Planetary File System (IPFS) a decentralized hosting service where content can not be removed. One of the first uses of Unstoppable Domains is the creation of easy to remember cryptocurrency addresses.
One thing that scares people away from cryptocurrency is the address. A long mixture of letters and numbers almost freezes crypto users whenever they want to send or receive their digital wealth. However this can be simplified with Unstoppable Domains into a “. zil” or “. crypto” domain, such as “bitcoinlockup.crypto” domain for all crypto addresses? How to use Unstoppable domains with IPFS Claim protected brand names on Unstoppable Domains. One name for all your cryptocurrency wallets?
Will Unstoppable Domains be Unstoppable?
Connecting with the Zilliqa Blockchain, Unstoppable or Censorship-resistant Domains.
Although the system worked, memorizing numbers and periods “.” was just too much.To overcome the challenge, the IP address was placed behind the scenes and brought in the Domain Name Service (DNS). The DNS system made it simpler since a human-readable address was provided, and in the background, it was tied to the complicated IP address.
Therefore, an internet user just typed the name, eg, Facebook.com, and the DNS system, having connected Facebook.com with its IP address, eased the way users saw and interacted with the internet. Using the same technique, Unstoppable Domains seeks to put the complex cryptocurrency addresses behind a human-readable name. As such, instead of directly sending cryptos to an address, you use the human-readable name. T
he concept behind Unstoppable Domains is succinctly explained by its CEO, Mather Gould, “We’ve been crypto enthusiasts since 2012 and have believed that crypto payments were too complex to go mainstream. Just like IP addresses were replaced with DNS system, we believe cryptocurrency addresses will be replaced with human-readable names. “. crypto” domain for all crypto addresses? Recently Unstoppable Domains announced the “. crypto” blockchain agnostic domain.
What Is The Cost For Using Unstoppable Domains And How Do I Register My Domain?
The idea behind this domain is to unify cryptocurrency addresses for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ziliqa and more.How to use Unstoppable domains with IPFSUnstoppable domains added the a new feature to work with uncensorable decentralized file hosting service IPFS. This will allow content to be permanently hosted on the internet with full immunity to government or political interference. IPFS hosts files spread across multiple locations in a decentralized fashion, so even if one server is taken down the content will still be accessible.
Claim protected brand names on Unstoppable DomainsTo prevent phishing and domain name stealing, Unstoppable Domains automatically protects brand names like apple.crypto and chrisdunn.crypto. Only verified identities can claim such domain names via the free claim tool: One name for all your cryptocurrency wallets? Unstoppable Domain Management PanelThat’s not all; you will only require one name for all of your wallets.
Yes, just one. And for only $40.
Why Do I Need A .crypto Domain?
You see, Unstoppable Domains is looking for ways of driving crypto adoption. One of those ways is to make sending crypto as simple as sending mail. Therefore, friends can send you Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin, etc., using a single name.
Then, in the background, the technology from Unstoppable Domains routes the different cryptocurrencies to their respective wallets. This even eliminates the need for scanning QR codes since reading them is not 100 percent accurate.Connecting with the Zilliqa Blockchain, Unstoppable Domain’s version of DNS is built on the Zilliqa blockchain. Zilliqa is a scalable smart contract blockchain ecosystem that facilitates the creation of scalable decentralized applications. However, Zilliqa is only providing a platform for Unstoppable Domains to build their blockchain-focused DNS.
This means that the blockchain name service, although built on the Zilliqa platform, supports external cryptos like Ethereum, Bitcoin, Stellar Lumens, etc. It also supports the use of credit cards.As it is built on the Zilliqa blockchain, the domains will have a “.zil” extension. Unstoppable or Censorship-resistant DomainsApart from helping in the general public easily interact with cryptocurrencies, Unstoppable Domains is keen on providing censorship-resistant domains.With these domains, the owner of the domain name has complete control of the domain and its contents.
Traditional domain assets are stored on your behalf by custodians, for example Google. However a blockchain domain is stored in your cryptocurrency wallet which only you control. Therefore, no company, law enforcement or even Unstoppable Domains themselves can take it from you.It does not end there. The information used to register your domain remains private; you can choose not to give any personal information.
This means that it is hard to track an individual using the data provided. Also, the content provided on the website can not be censored by a third party; you are in full control.Will Unstoppable Domains be Unstoppable? Unstoppable Domains are setting up for a challenging journey which will see cryptocurrency being adopted by more people. Additionally, with censorship-resistant websites, the control is finally given back to the people.Unstoppable Domains certainly has the firepower to become unstoppable.
They have recently announced that it secured US$ 4 million in funding in Series A led by Draper Associates and Boost VC. They have also received grants from the Ethereum Foundation and Zilliqa Foundation.
Unstoppable Domains Final Verdict:
Unstoppable Domains has been working on its technology since 2017. They are software development company utilizing blockchain technology to give power back to the people and to ease the way people and cryptocurrencies interact. To enhance the interaction, Unstoppable Domains has borrowed some ideas from the internet both at current age and during its early days. For example, during the early days of the internet, users had to cram IP addresses, which were the only way to send messages from one person to the other.
I just registered my domain (bitcoinlockup.crypto) and I plan on getting more. It doesn’t have any annual fee, and you can simplify your wallet address so people can easily send it to you (when you have a software wallet). Overall, this concept of the decentralized web is not an “if”, but “when”. I look forward to the day when ever part of our lives can be decentralized and all of our freedom is restored. Most importantly, our money. This is what bitcoin aims to solve.
I recommend you grab your .crypto domain sooner rather than later, as there will be an obvious land rush when people realize how important this is and as more and more of our freedom of speech is being stripped away. Make sure to register using the link below for the best possible price!
What do you think? Are you going to grab your .crypto domain? Let us know down below in the comments!
Cheers,
The Crypto Renegade
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