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So the real and interesting thing is to associate with someone who will really give it value... some investment fund, the partnership with some central bank, etc.
At that time, as far as I understand, PayPal was the only network that existed for online transactions, so I assume that Bitcoin was the first network that was used to bank the purchase and sale of Bitcoin. Back then PayPal was already a valuable company without the need for encryption, but not everyone bought online because an online store did not generate jobs like a physical store. Physical establishment connected to the bank and fulfilling the tax obligations of every corner of the city.
So I guess cryptocurrencies were also a good hook to hide the purchase and sale of products that were not as traceable as a bank account or PayPal that asks for documents for each Account that is going to move money.
Nowadays, there are more requirements for using cryptocurrencies, so they ask for documents for each account, something that was not so strict before.
Still, the important thing is to use the fork to market something that needs to be hidden and also connect with investment partners that increase the bank value. It could be Larry Fink, Elon Musk, Warren Buffett, some central bank or the first payment gateway that is going to connect. Still I suppose the other forks have failed because of the attack of the competition, both Programmers, hackers, armies and government. And nobody is going to work for free, so at the end of the day you need the big whales for the real investment And the employees who are going to spread the word at conferences etc...
I made a fork of Bitcoin but I can't find a way to connect an existing payment gateway to capitalize on the currency .
I hope someone knows what was the first payment gateway that used Bitcoin and how to connect it to the new blockchain and cryptocurrency demon
I hope someone knows what was the first payment gateway that used Bitcoin and how to connect it to the new blockchain and cryptocurrency demon
Closed-source payment gateway doesn't have feature to support altcoin which is forked from Bitcoin. You could try forking open-source/source-code available payment gateway (such as BTCPay) and re-program it to support your altcoin.
Of course I'll see that....the detail here is that I'm not a programmer nor am I interested in being one, I've only had technical gigs since I was young, because I've never had a real payment that gives me the patience to Being fully involved and collaborating with other teachers. So most of the things I fork out of curiosity but I've never made money from any of that.
I always prefer to be the one who secures the relationship with partners and investment and leave the hard work for others to do.
The thing is that I like to know how it works before making the decision on monetary partners. I have the way to get the money but not before getting everything working and see who my enemies are going to be And competition. The same prosecutor's office and government of my city and country have been tracking my conversations for a while, and without a doubt they have been hosting me because they believe that I am getting involved in the theft of money. With cryptocurrencies I guess.
I want to think that there will come a time when I will have to associate with an American since they control ICANN, hosting, chip manufacturers, social networks, cell phones, etc. etc. Then I would never be able to it will be possible without letting them win too. You could start on the deep web but there will come a time when you need to connect a domain which is tracked from the beginning throughout the network.
At the moment I'm doing it out of curiosity but with the intention of partnering with someone who is financially strategic. There will come a time when employees will be needed for the hard work if it will ever be something really important. But for now it's just out of curiosity.
I'm mining on the pi network and tomorrow is the Open Network, so I hope it will serve as capitalization to have the necessary time to finish the rest.
the power was given to them by the investment funds and the CPU/GPU/ASIC manufacturers without them Bitcoin is useless.
You can't go to a laundromat, complain about their service, and then ask the owner for advice on how to learn to wash.
As for Bitcoin mining, it started with PCs, and later ASICs became popular due to the growing demand created by PoW (Proof of Work). How could it have been the other way around?
Your arguments are meaningless.
Of course it makes sense, some people complain because they don't see a benefit for themselves. It's not the same as paying a third-party laundry where I'm making the laundry owner earn money. That I can set up my own laundry by copying or improving their methods of how I start setting up my laundry.
The complaint is because PERSONALLY no cryptocurrency has made me money because I do not belong to the group of companies that benefit from the existence of cryptocurrencies. (Domain sales, Hosting, payment gateway and an endless ETC....from companies that benefit from the existence of cryptocurrencies or Bitcoin. So that's why the complaint is, I don't work or earn money with it until The moment.
If someone tells me, I'll buy something from you in Bitcoin so that you have liquidity, then it's different, but they're only asking to take ownership of someone else's liquidity.
Many companies worldwide pay for internet, domain and hosting, which is mostly centralized in California USA....ICAN California USA, dataCenters, visa inc, and many companies Technology companies based in California USA.. including the old COMPAQ that zip2 bought in the past. So most of the world currently connected to the internet is centralized in CALIFORNIA USA. The only decentralized thing is the CDN and data centers worldwide and even then they depend on the USA.
Microsoft itself steals millions of public money from other countries. It may create jobs, but not everywhere, and it takes more than everyone works for every day around the world. Of course they are administrative tools but they steal too much public money from other countries.
