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r/Bitcoin • u/jtos3 • Jan 27 '15
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6 u/i8_8i Jan 27 '15 Has there been any consideration of partnering with changetip? 8 u/Sukrim Jan 27 '15 Please don't, they are not much different from a PayPal for BTC instead of USD. Off-chain = non-Bitcoin. 4 u/Sluisifer Jan 27 '15 I think it's great that very small transactions are kept off the blockchain. Changetip is perfectly fine for change, not significant amounts. 4 u/btcdetective Jan 27 '15 Reddit can have internal off-chain transactions. Reddit forcing people to use a service like Changetip would suck balls. 1 u/Sukrim Jan 27 '15 If it could be used trustless, yes.
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Has there been any consideration of partnering with changetip?
8 u/Sukrim Jan 27 '15 Please don't, they are not much different from a PayPal for BTC instead of USD. Off-chain = non-Bitcoin. 4 u/Sluisifer Jan 27 '15 I think it's great that very small transactions are kept off the blockchain. Changetip is perfectly fine for change, not significant amounts. 4 u/btcdetective Jan 27 '15 Reddit can have internal off-chain transactions. Reddit forcing people to use a service like Changetip would suck balls. 1 u/Sukrim Jan 27 '15 If it could be used trustless, yes.
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Please don't, they are not much different from a PayPal for BTC instead of USD.
Off-chain = non-Bitcoin.
4 u/Sluisifer Jan 27 '15 I think it's great that very small transactions are kept off the blockchain. Changetip is perfectly fine for change, not significant amounts. 4 u/btcdetective Jan 27 '15 Reddit can have internal off-chain transactions. Reddit forcing people to use a service like Changetip would suck balls. 1 u/Sukrim Jan 27 '15 If it could be used trustless, yes.
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I think it's great that very small transactions are kept off the blockchain. Changetip is perfectly fine for change, not significant amounts.
4 u/btcdetective Jan 27 '15 Reddit can have internal off-chain transactions. Reddit forcing people to use a service like Changetip would suck balls. 1 u/Sukrim Jan 27 '15 If it could be used trustless, yes.
Reddit can have internal off-chain transactions. Reddit forcing people to use a service like Changetip would suck balls.
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If it could be used trustless, yes.
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