Hello Humble Bitcoiners!
Price might go up, down or sideways — but our job is to help your conviction always go up. |
|
📝 Today's Rundown - Enabling 65 Million: PicPay, the largest payments app in Brazil, is launching a cryptocurrency exchange where its 65 million users can learn about and buy bitcoin.
- Easy Money, Easy Markets: Bitcoin’s consistent issuance schedule makes it a reliable asset in times of inconsistent monetary policy. It will outlast any of the Federal Reserve’s plans.
- Privacy: The Silent Payments proposal could help users make bitcoin transactions more privately, but how does it work and why do we need it?
|
|
|
Brazil's Largest Payments App To Enable 65 Million Users To Buy Bitcoin
By Bitcoin Magazine PicPay, a Brazilian fintech app with over 65 million users, is preparing to launch an in-app cryptocurrency exchange. The app allow its users not only to trade bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but to integrate them as payments into the economy.
Educational material will be provided inside the application, to allow further knowledge development in the sector and overcoming the initial hurdles of adopting a nascent technology.
The company has undergone a massive growth rampage in the last year, and they feel it is their responsibility and goal, to make it as easy as possible for everyone to use digital money. |
|
📈EASY MONEY, EASY MARKETS |
|
Easy money Makes Easy Markets, Until The Party Stops
By Adam Taha In the macroeconomic spectrum of things, almost every market on the planet is currently struggling due to the decisions of a single organization: The Federal Reserve (FED). However, there are markets and participants that are having a worse experience than others.
For example, even within the cryptocurrency markets, one of the most affected by current macroeconomic conditions, there are projects that are suffering much more than others: Luna’s infamous collapse was followed by an implosion at Celsius and now Three Arrows Capital is in deep financial trouble. Evidently, the problem is definitely a liquidity issue and nothing more.
All these markets managed to thrive during a period of extreme money issuance and once the Fed decided to stop that, the liquidity issue started. Because of that, Bitcoin, an asset like no other, will outpace the Fed since it does not need its liquidity to function as if we're still in 2009. |
|
How Silent Payments Are Bringing New Privacy Protections To Bitcoin
By Seth For Privacy Bitcoin can be as private as the user wants it to be. However, not many people acknowledge that and generally, most people use it in a traceable way, leaving their transaction tracks uncovered with extremely poor privacy by using a static Bitcoin address.
One of the most basic keys to improving your privacy on Bitcoin has long been avoiding the re-use of addresses for multiple payments. However, when it comes to accepting payments repeatedly from multiple people (for a donation campaign for example), right now it is considerably difficult to remain private and generally requires complex infrastructure.
Silent Payments is an extremely promising proposal made by Ruben Somsen that aims to solve the privacy problem for recurrent payments and, in this article, you’ll find everything you need to know about the proposal. |
|
By The Meme Factory
They say the battle between Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is an IQ test, and going forward with the latter option is failing. Be sure to educate yourself, guide yourself through your own journey, so you can guide the ones around you.
Remember! Staying humble and stacking sats, is the best way to win this test. ;)
Stack sats,
Bam |
|
Today's email was brought to you with ♥ by Bam.
Keep on reading, keep on stacking. |
|
|
|
|
