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bch-zce
CHIP-2021-08-ZCE: Zero-Confirmation Escrows – instant, incentive-secure payments on Bitcoin Cash.
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InfluxDB
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read.cash is a bit outdated, yes. It was our first idea. It still works, but it surely is less effective than noise.cash. It's hard to write a good article, it's much easier to write a random post of any size. However read.cash better at SEO, because longer articles attract search engines, which means new users. (There are a few articles (albeit non-BCH ones) that attracted 100,000+ clicks from Google alone. All these are newcomers to the BCH space.) It then works as a funnel to attract people to noise.cash. read.cash also allows us to experiment with some other things without overwhelming people with choices. But, yes, you don't have to convince me that the content quality there isn't really The New York Post worthy. It is average people writing mostly average thoughts. Sometimes it's barely literate people trying to articulate their thoughts. Sometimes it's exceptional people writing exceptional thoughts (for example, during the "devtax" season). The question here is whether it creates value. That particular author writing about BCH still creates value. Maybe his thoughts will resonate with some people better than something like this. It is exceptional work by an exceptional individual... but someone with an average intelligence won't understand it (I know because I don't understand it fully either :) )... So maybe his articles aren't that bad for the ecosystem... I'm not saying /u/CDSagain is wrong, I think the world is more nuanced. When you try to onboard a whole world, on average, you get people of average intelligence... and their thoughts aren't impressive at all, since they're by definition "average"... and they are not very impressive, because on average, our lives and thoughts are boring... On the other hand, people like bitjson don't really need anything from read/noise, because they can already earn handsomely with their brains.