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Learn · Buying & Exchanges · 3 min read

How to check if your bank allows crypto transfers

Most US banks do not accept cryptocurrency deposits; some allow transfers to exchanges. Check your deposit agreement and support before sending money.

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Learn · Stablecoins & Networks · 3 min read

PayPal USD: what PYUSD is and how it works

PYUSD is a Paxos-issued stablecoin pegged to the dollar. It is not FDIC-insured or a bank deposit, and PayPal users can buy, send and redeem it.

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Learn · Crypto Basics · 3 min read

Can You Use Apple Pay With Cryptocurrency?

Apple Pay does not accept crypto directly, but you can add a crypto debit card or buy crypto in some apps. The card network routes the payment.

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Learn · Buying & Exchanges · 3 min read

How to find and use a crypto ATM near you

You can find a crypto ATM with a locator map or app and filter by city or ZIP code. Check the operator and ID rules, and bring a phone and wallet QR code.

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Learn · Crypto Basics · 3 min read

How to get paid in cryptocurrency as a freelancer

You can get paid in crypto by sharing a wallet address or payment link; agree on coin and network first, then report the income on US taxes.

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Learn · Blockchain · 3 min read

Is crypto mining legal in the US? Rules and taxes

Yes, mining cryptocurrency is legal in the US, but the IRS taxes mined coins as income and state or local rules can restrict where you mine.

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Learn · Crypto Basics · 3 min read

How AI agents pay with cryptocurrency

AI agents pay with crypto from a wallet a person or company funds and controls. Spending limits and irreversible transfers shape what they buy.

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Learn · Blockchain · 3 min read

Mining pool fees: how PPS, PPLNS, and FPPS pay

Typical mining pool fees are a share of block rewards, not a flat rate. A pool can pay per share or only when it finds a block, and minimums apply.

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Learn · Crypto Basics · 3 min read

What a crypto payment API does at checkout

A crypto payment API lets a business accept crypto at checkout, watch blockchain confirmations, and settle to dollars or coins. Refunds are manual.

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Learn · Bitcoin · 3 min read

How public Bitcoin mining companies make money

Public cryptocurrency mining companies earn block rewards and fees for confirming Bitcoin transactions, and many sell the bitcoin they mine.

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Learn · Crypto Basics · 3 min read

How to accept crypto payments on Shopify

You can accept crypto on Shopify by adding a third-party gateway, setting coins and networks, and keeping US tax records for every sale and filing taxes.

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Learn · Crypto Basics · 3 min read

How to add crypto payments to a WooCommerce store

Add crypto payments to WooCommerce by installing a gateway plugin and connecting it to a processor or wallet. Test checkout in sandbox before going live.

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Learn · Blockchain · 3 min read

How to improve cryptocurrency mining rig efficiency

Mining rig efficiency means fewer watts per terahash at the wall. Measure power and hashrate, then tune voltage, clocks, airflow and the power supply.

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Learn · Altcoins & Tokens · 2 min read

How does Jupiter’s JUP token supply work?

JUP has a capped total supply set at its January 2024 launch. Airdrops and unlocks move tokens into circulation, and DAO burns can cut the total.

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Learn · Blockchain · 3 min read

Mining cryptocurrency at home: a safe setup guide

Mining cryptocurrency at home earns coins by running hardware, but it adds heat, noise, and power use. Check your circuit and local rules first.

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