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Bitcoin question.

AlexMozzi

I wish to be able to receive bitcoin in payment for my sexual and other services when requested in addition to the normal payments of kittens high voltage measuring equipment or gold that I normally insist on receiving as payment.

Every time I've tried an advertised service, it has asked me for so much personal data that it is an unacceptable threat to my current "non person" status.  

Does anyone here know, and have the inclination to explain what steps I and my customers have to take in order to make bitcoin yet another reason to take my clothes off...

(Obviously there's some blunt comedy here) And the truth is more likely to be that I'm trying to sell a room full of radio control gear and related stuff in one hit, and being able to take payment in BTC might make the impossible task a bit easier and quicker to accomplish in the current economic landscape... 

All those BTC miilionaires who bought at the start have trouble spending it, you now..

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  • Accepting Bitcoin as payment can definitely add some flexibility, especially if you’re trying to offload a bunch of gear. The best way to start is by setting up a wallet that doesn’t require too much personal info—something like Electrum or a hardware wallet for extra security. You can share your wallet address with buyers, and they’ll just send the BTC straight to you. No need for all the personal details that traditional services ask for. As for expanding beyond Bitcoin, I’ve found Solana Scripts helpful when dealing with multiple cryptocurrencies. They let you manage tokens and boost volume without the hassle.

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  • Accepting Bitcoin as payment can definitely add some flexibility, especially if you’re trying to offload a bunch of gear. The best way to start is by setting up a wallet that doesn’t require too much personal info—something like Electrum or a hardware wallet for extra security. You can share your wallet address with buyers, and they’ll just send the BTC straight to you. No need for all the personal details that traditional services ask for. As for expanding beyond Bitcoin, I’ve found Solana Scripts helpful when dealing with multiple cryptocurrencies. They let you manage tokens and boost volume without the hassle.

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