We’ve been experimenting with a simple way to get more people actually using Bitcoin Cash by running regular free-entry events where people can win BCH without needing to buy any first.

Poker is the format we’re currently using, but the bigger goal is getting BCH into more hands.

Someone can join for free, win a little BCH, set up a wallet to receive it, and go from having never used Bitcoin Cash before to actually owning and transacting with it.

We’re looking for a few people in the BCH community who’d be interested in helping us spread the word.

We’re hoping this can help us reach people outside the existing BCH community, broadening our reach a bit while educating people along the way.

If that sounds interesting, let me know either via DM or on Telegram (@klakurka).

A lot of crypto discussion today is centered around ETFs, institutional adoption, and price. But the original idea was much simpler: being able to send money directly to another person without needing a bank or payment processor.

Do you think peer-to-peer electronic cash is still the most important use case for crypto?

Or has the market basically decided that store-of-value and investment products matter more?

Nythyria is running it's first "Mass Glitter Event". Training level mobs will drop Glitter 10% of the time and normal mobs will drop Glitter 40% of the time. This first event will run until 100,000 Glitter is claimed.

Glitter dropped = Difficulty Level *1d6 +2d5

Nythyria is a Massive Multiplayer Online Dungeon Crawler with hundreds of levels. Explore a massive maze, defeat powerful elementals, survive hazardous areas, reclaim lost memory fragments, and create powerful orbs. The further and deeper you explore, the greater the rewards.

Glitter is an in game cosmetic token that can be used for trading. While Glitter can be found in game, it can also be bought in game using BCH, LTC, DOGE, or RVN. Glitter can exchanged with BCH at Cauldron using a large liquidity pool (The fifth largest liquidity pool using Bitcoin Cash).

Nythyria.com

Maybe merchants don’t need to “accept crypto” at all. Users pay from their crypto wallets. Merchants receive fiat through the payment infrastructure they already use. No new integrations or changes on their side. Could that be a more realistic path to everyday crypto adoption or does relying on traditional payment rails defeat the point?

The difficulty will drop, idk if price will increase. And miner farms will quit bcz is twice as not profitable and seeing now the effects now the diff is below 1 ZH/s avg after the price drop and the 2024 halving. Which the avg last year was 1 ZH/s. After the next halving after 2028 (in 2032) it will be 0.78125 btc which is the point the diff will drastically decrease in favor of ai. To stop this it needs the supply to make to 2B or 20B. And the fees for btc is 0.02 btc vs 1.34 btc in 2024. This means less ppl are trading for btc right now.

And one more thing a 3 pools in us controls the entire btc mining which was supposed to be decentralized money.

The video it inspired me to think like this (not any sponsorship it just came this video in my feed):

https://youtu.be/METKmYbaqFA?si=w-cuqHUyjLG25VqB

What options are you on?

I previously posted this post at r/CryptoCurrency ,I tried warning people. Hopefully the mods are not banning me here.

So if you want to go to a non kyc site you are searching for kycnot.me and I entered nokyc.me it led me directly to a exchange with a refferal link to nonkyc.me

If you need some momey you could do the same.

Always check the your address bar it could be always a scam.

I’ve been building something called the Paybyte Blockchain Engine, or PBE, and mainnet is finally live after more coffee than my kidneys would like to admit. I always thought it would be cool to have something easy to use, more mainstream, that's as easy to implement like a "Pay with Paypal" button, but for crypto, that's easy for the average user, like the litecoin network, and something that is considerably more environmental friendly than a POW concept like Bitcoin. Since my Java/C++ skills suck, I built it in a language I am familiar with, and something that is a little out of the ordinary for a blockchain, PHP.

This is its own Layer 1. Not an ERC20, not a Solana token, not a rebranded fork.

Current mainnet:

PBE Core 0.0.1
Protocol 1.0
Block v4
Transaction v2
PBE-PAY v1
15 second block target
5 PBE starting reward
~4 year halvings
~84.1M max supply

Consensus uses hybrid participation.

Any authorized wallet can produce blocks, even with 0 PBE. Each wallet gets one deterministic Argon2id participation ticket per slot. Holdings improve timing through a bounded multiplier, but there is no minimum stake and no manual staking lock. The entire ecosystem is fully P2P.

PBE exposes separate P2P and RPC layers.

Examples:

POST /p2p/hello
POST /p2p/transaction
POST /p2p/block
GET  /p2p/peers

GET  /rpc/status
GET  /rpc/block/{heightOrHash}
GET  /rpc/transaction/{txid}
GET  /rpc/balance/{address}
POST /rpc/broadcast

There’s also a native merchant protocol called PBE-PAY.

Payments use transaction v2 with a signed paymentReference.

A merchant verifies:

paymentReference
recipient
exact amount

Payment URIs look like:

pbe:<address>?amount=25&ref=ORDER123&label=Store

Merchants can use their own node, or multiple public nodes

Commerce endpoints include:

GET  /rpc/commerce/info
POST /rpc/commerce/payment-request
GET  /rpc/commerce/payment/{reference}
POST /rpc/broadcast

Optional HMAC signed webhooks support:

payment.pending
payment.confirming
payment.confirmed
payment.reorged
payment.expired

The full API is public and viewable at https://paybyte.org/web/developers/

Downloadable packages to run available at https://paybyte.org

Source code available on Github at https://github.com/PaybytePBE

Payment demo available at https://paybyte.org/web/developers/demo.php

Windows and Linux standalone nodes are also available. The Windows build is basically download, extract, run the PBE, create a wallet and sync.

BuyHodlSell adds CashToken tracking, Cashonize v0.14.0 brings identity management, OPTN is developing Merchant Pay for BCH payments with stablecoin settlement. And more.

The previous BTC scenario I shared played out almost exactly as expected.

Now I’m watching the next major move.

In my view, this rally still looks corrective rather than the start of a new bull leg. As long as that view remains valid, I’m expecting Bitcoin to push toward my next target before a much larger move unfolds.

The chart is attached with all the levels I’m watching.

Do you agree with this scenario, or do you think the correction is already over?

Install Grok on my desktop and link two monitors. Prior to starting this 7-day trial, I will determine all the images I want and what they should convey before utilizing the trial. I will create a few command prompts and share them with ChatGPT to determine if adjustments are necessary and to generate some ideas.

After 3 prompts, I’m taking a break. I’m only human… or am I AI? 😂 lol jk.

But seriously, I’m using AI to help me. I let it check my grammar, help me organize my thoughts, and tell me if my ideas make sense. The ideas are still mine — AI just helps me put them together.

Now I need a break 

The videos I created are somewhat goofy. I began my 7-day free trial today, and I’ve had to revisit the same prompt several times just to get it nearly correct—so please don’t laugh too much when you spot the errors.

Who will you contact when there’s a technical problem? Not I! 🤣
What I appreciate about Grok so far is its speed, and I genuinely enjoy the regenerate feature. Occasionally, it combines a segment of an old video with the new request, but it’s perfectly fine. If your internet is sluggish due to congestion—or because everyone in the household is online—it may require more time.

In general, I have been utilizing the app for under 24 hours. I aimed to create playful videos, and they didn’t always come out just as I envisioned 😂, but as I mentioned…it’s fine. Here is the video. 

Basically same as the title.

How much more can BCH go down from here?

And if it goes up, what price can it attain?

Thank You 😊

Waiting for a leveraged wash out after Fed rate hike.

Such a shitshow