@muniaok ya está probada y lista para ser utilizada.
Es una plataforma criptoanarquista para crear perfiles, comunidades y organizarse libremente.
Potenciada por #BitcoinCash para realizar transferencias p2p instantáneas.
Sin comisiones. Sin impuestos.
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@CryptoTaxGuyETH Circle can freeze addresses.
@MoriaMoney and @ParyonUSD are exploring a different model: BCH-backed, overcollateralized, and far more aligned with self-custody.
The $BCH ecosystem has been quietly exploring a different path.
Projects such as #Moria USD and #ParyonUSD are moving toward a more decentralized stablecoin model.
Instead of functioning as IOUs issued by a company holding dollars in a bank account, these systems are designed around overcollateralized on-chain positions.
The idea is simple:Users lock BCH as collateral, and the protocol automatically generates stablecoins against that collateral.
As a result, the stablecoin is not backed by:
● dollars sitting in a bank account,
● a centralized custodian,
● or a company with the power to freeze balances.
Instead, it is backed by:
● on-chain BCH collateral,
● transparent smart contract rules,
● and decentralized liquidation mechanisms.
This creates a fundamentally different trust model from USDT or USDC.
Differences between Bitcoin's current development and Satoshi Nakamoto's original vision:
1. Electronic cash has turned into digital gold, making it virtually unusable for everyday payments.
2. CPU mining has shifted to ASIC mining, leading to a certain degree of monopoly on computing power by large miners and mining pools.
3. Privacy shifts from the envisioned high level of anonymity to being relatively traceable on-chain
4. Incentives failed to successfully shift toward the envisioned reliance on transaction fees #BCH
If you went back to around 1995, the internet was actually very “crypto-like.”
People had to use dial-up connections.Webpages crashed constantly.The whole experience was clunky and frustrating.
Looking back now, you realize the internet didn’t explode because the technology suddenly became “holy.”
It exploded because it became simple.Users no longer needed to understand the underlying protocols.The greatest infrastructures eventually disappear into everyday life.
I think the real challenge is not how to hide crypto itself.
The real challenge is How do you hide the complexity while still preserving:self-custody、censorship resistance、user sovereignty.
The hardest part is creating a system where the complexity disappears, but the user still keeps their freedom.
This is the kind of Bitcoin Cash conference we love to see!
"actual applications people can use: payments, marketplaces, remittances, digital commerce, AI agents, gaming, identity, coordination systems, and entirely new economic models that only become possible because crypto exists." 🔥