btcNow

World’s First Bitcoin Payment Plan. 60 simple monthly payments.

[btcNow @btcNowHQ]

A new way to buy Bitcoin is coming.

Buy up to one Bitcoin now, then pay for it over 60 months at one fixed price.

We’re launching soon 🚀

Join the waitlist 👇

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@BGBCBOT @IIICapital ;)

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https://t.co/i2EdrUUqFP

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What will it take to set up a btcNow plan? 👇

1️⃣ Create your account
2️⃣ Verify your identity
3️⃣ Link your US bank account
4️⃣ Choose how much Bitcoin you want, up to 1 Bitcoin
5️⃣ Review your total price and payment schedule, then
sign

Coming soon for eligible Texas and Florida residents.
Subject to approval.
Click the link below to find out more

[btcNow @btcNowHQ]

In December 2010, Bitcoin pioneer Hal Finney wrote:

"Actually there is a very good reason for Bitcoin-backed banks to exist, issuing their own digital cash currency, redeemable for bitcoins."

He imagined Bitcoin one day acting as "high-powered money", a reserve currency for banks.

We think he was onto something. Bitcoin doesn't have to choose between individuals and institutions. There's room for both, and banks and asset managers getting involved is a good thing for Bitcoin.

How much do you think Hal got right? 🤔

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Why do Bitcoiners talk so much about the number 21,000,000?

It's Bitcoin's supply cap: the maximum number of Bitcoin that will ever exist.

Compare that with fiat money. When central banks create more, every existing dollar becomes a smaller share of a bigger supply.

With Bitcoin, nobody can dilute your share by creating more than 21 million. That's why Bitcoiners call it "sound money." ���

[btcNow @btcNowHQ]

@Sethiepooh We’re taking the time to get every detail right before launch to make the experience as seamless as possible!
We’ll be shouting about it here first when we do. 📣

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Set it up once and let Autopay do the rest.

btcNow plans will support Autopay from your bank account, with the option to add a backup account in case a payment is returned.

Coming soon for eligible Texas and Florida residents.

[Marc Dumpff @marcdumpff]

I shared my thoughts with @Forbes on how banks can strengthen security and address emerging vulnerabilities and attack vectors following the recent Binance hack:

https://t.co/PSZ5HcIU8a

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For a lot of Bitcoiners, 1 Bitcoin is a milestone.

With btcNow, eligible customers will be able to buy up to 1 Bitcoin through scheduled monthly payments, with the Bitcoin delivered once their plan is complete.

Coming soon for eligible Texas and Florida residents.

Click the link below to join the waitlist 👇

[btcNow @btcNowHQ]

Bitcoin mining is how new Bitcoin comes into existence

Miners use computing power to compete to add the next block. The winner earns newly issued Bitcoin, plus the transaction fees in that block.

Watch new blocks being mined in real time ⛏️
https://t.co/oJcbSrZjBE

[btcNow @btcNowHQ]

What does "decentralized" actually mean for Bitcoin?

There's no CEO, no head office and no single server.
Bitcoin runs on thousands of independent computers (nodes) around the world, each keeping its own copy of the blockchain and checking the rules for itself.

Why it matters:

• No single company or government runs the network.
• Changes to the rules need wide agreement across the
network.
• Anyone, anywhere, can check what's happening for themselves.

[btcNow @btcNowHQ]

One of Bitcoin's smartest features: the difficulty adjustment.

Roughly every two weeks (every 2,016 blocks), the Bitcoin network adjusts its mining difficulty.

When more miners join, blocks start being found faster than every 10 minutes, so the network raises the difficulty to slow them back down.

When miners leave, blocks slow down, so the network lowers the difficulty to speed them back up.

That's how Bitcoin keeps new blocks arriving about every 10 minutes, no matter how many miners there are ⛏️

[Bitcoin Treasuries @BTCtreasuries]

NEW: @MarcDumpff of @BTCNowHQ reveals a ground-breaking strategy to buy now, pay later for #Bitcoin.

📌 Lock a BTC price, pay it over 60 months

📌 No down payments, no credit checks, no margin calls

📌 Why This Beats a DCA and will change stacking $BTC forever

⚡️ WATCH

[btcNow @btcNowHQ]

Our founder @marcdumpff sat down with @coinjuice to talk about why we're building btcNow, and the questions people are asking most. 🎙️

Read more below 👇
https://t.co/zYQbPXVOcc

[Coinjuice @coinjuicehq]

What if you could spread a Bitcoin purchase over five years?

I spoke with @marcdumpff, founder and CEO of @btcNowHQ, about how BTCNow’s 60-month plan works and the questions that follow once you look closer:

– Where is the Bitcoin while you’re paying?
– Can you pay off your BTCNow plan early?
– What happens if you can’t keep up with payments?

Full interview ↓

https://t.co/XxnTefTgV2

[btcNow @btcNowHQ]

18 years ago today, Satoshi Nakamoto published a 9-page paper titled "Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic
Cash System."

Happy birthday to the white-paper 🧡

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@Cryppsychology We think so too ☺️

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Not everyone can buy a whole Bitcoin upfront.

btcNow will give eligible customers a way to buy up to 1 Bitcoin through scheduled monthly payments, with delivery once the plan is complete.

Coming soon for Texas and Florida residents. Find out more in the link below 👇

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https://t.co/GP2Vpb6NBB

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https://t.co/GP2Vpb6NBB

[btcNow @btcNowHQ]

Get to know Bitcoin and its capped supply: only 21 million will ever exist.

btcNow will give eligible customers a new way to buy up to 1 Bitcoin through scheduled monthly payments.

Coming soon for Texas and Florida residents.

Learn more, including the risks and the full purchase price, at the link below. 👇