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Tonight at 4PM UTC we are looking back at 1 year #Dough and forward to the big things to come such as upcoming features! Wow, 1 year and still kicking it! Make sure to join in tonight’s AMA at t.me/thebakeryama #dougharmy #trending #digitalventurecapital #bnb #doge

Tune in for tonight’s AMA, it’s DOUG’s anniversary 🥳 1 year already so much has happend, ready for some reminiscing and updates👀 @Doughbsc

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Did you know? Some interesting #crypto demographics for y’all! Age: 58% of crypto holders are under 34 years of age. Gender: 79% are male and 21% are female. Education: 82% have a bachelor’s degree or higher. Income: 36% have an annual income of $100k or more. #dough

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speculated that it was Satoshi who created the Bitcoin blockchain network since he also published Bitcoin’s whitepaper back in 2008.  #dough #doughtoken #dougharmy #digitalventurecapital #tokencreator #blockchain #cryptocurrency #shib #doge #saitama #bnb #bsc #altcoin #trending

Did you know? In the afternoon of January 12, 2009,  computer programmer Hal Finney received the world’s first bitcoin mining reward (10 BTC) for mining the block-70. He received the tokens from ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’ and since then it has been widely

Did you know? You can now use BTC to pay at Microsoft, AT&T, as well as in many other smaller companies. Some of the companies that accept BTC and ETH as payment methods are Overstock, Shopify, and even Sotheby #dough #digitalventurecapital #blockchain #cryptocurrency #bsc #alt

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of hashes per second, something better equipped for GPUs, because they come equipped with more arithmetic logic units (ALUs) than CPUs #dough #doughtoken #dougharmy #digitalventurecapital #tokencreator #blockchain #cryptocurrency #shib #doge #saitama #bnb #bsc #altcoin #trending

Did you know? Early in Bitcoin’s history, miners relied on traditional central processing units (CPUs) to mine BTC. Shortly thereafter, miners realized graphic processing units (GPUs) could mine BTC much faster. Mining is a lot of repetitive work, processing significant amounts

Did you know? BTC investors appear to be disproportionately male, with 85.77% of BTC community engagement coming from males. This compares to 14.23% for females. #dough #doughtoken #digitalventurecapital #tokencreator #blockchain #cryptocurrency #bnb #bsc #altcoin #trending

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In contrast, other countries like China have outlawed BTC mining making them illegal. #dough #doughtoken #dougharmy #digitalventurecapital #tokencreator #blockchain #cryptocurrency #shib #doge #saitama #bnb #bsc #altcoin #trending

Did you know? Kentucky has introduced energy and tax breaks for crypto miners The state of Kentucky is promoting BTC mining operations by giving them breaks on energy taxes. This improves the profitability and viability of BTC mining.

Did you know? You can buy a fraction of BTC These are called “Satoshis” in honor of their creator. The smallest amount you can buy is 0.000000001 BTC. Therefore, you don’t need to buy the whole BTC. #dough #doughtoken #digitalventurecapital #tokencreator #blockchain #bsc

security upgrades are required or to create a new coin using the same blockchain algorithm. #dough #doughtoken #dougharmy #digitalventurecapital #tokencreator #blockchain #cryptocurrency #shib #doge #saitama #bnb #bsc #altcoin #trending

backward-compatible, meaning that old versions of the coin can also be updated with new features. Hard forks are not backward-compatible and are only used in cases where major

Did you know? “Forked” what’s that?? A soft fork is generally used to implement changes and upgrades on the blockchain, while a hard fork is commonly used for significant security upgrades or to create a new coin. The main difference between the two is that a soft fork is