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Buns_of_Fire

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13. When my landlord accepts Whatevercoins for the rent, the grocery store accepts

Reply to RoseTrellis (Original post)

Tue Jul 22, 2025, 02:42 AM

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Whatevercoins for my groceries, the power company accepts Whatevercoins for my electricity, and the water department accepts Whatevercoins for my water, I'll give them another look. Until then, they're just a repository for discretionary cash, which may go up or may go down in value, like my stock holdings (which my landlord won't accept for the rent, either).

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Progressives are losing the crypto future [View all] RoseTrellis Monday OP

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the latest snakeoil, mostly used for nefarious means, and brutal on our environment NewHendoLib Monday #4

A financial problem such as a depression or recession will kill cyrpto. Jacson6 Monday #5

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Why is crypto a political issue or led by one party? Melon Monday #7

I don't want to live in a nation that takes crypto seriously. hunter Monday #8

Crypto KentuckyWoman Tuesday #9

The so-called GENIUS Act has some good parts (requiring liquid reserve for all stablecoins issued), but... LudwigPastorius Tuesday #10

I think the volatility and still limited use cases scares many older folks away fujiyamasan Tuesday #11

Klepto, gypto, crypto. oasis Tuesday #12

When my landlord accepts Whatevercoins for the rent, the grocery store accepts Buns_of_Fire Tuesday #13

Happen 15 years ago. RoseTrellis Wednesday #14

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