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Story: NANO is what Bitcoin was supposed to be Retweets on Quarantine Gamer’s Guide

By Steven Anderson

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NANO is what Bitcoin was supposed to be

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Those who have cryptocurrencies to spend can do a lot during quarantine, particularly with games.

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Nano retweeted:  “Now is the time when you can stay at home and game all night without feeling guilty.

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For those who feel Bitcoin is expensive, they can try investing in Nano.  Several Nano investors consider Nano to be an alternative for those who cannot take to Bitcoin.

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Colin LeMahieu, Founder of Nano following the Brave Browser Update, stated, “I’m excited that Nano will be in the hands of more people.

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Sydney Ifergan, the crypto expert, tweeted:  "Colin LeMahieu has a reason to get excited as nearly 12 million active monthly users will have access to Nano.”

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Nano published their weekly updates with details like First community announcement, Pag Cripto adds Brazilian real (R$) pair, and NF Team talk Nano with CryptoFriendly.

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The Unity3D Plugin Developer Bounty is meant for developers to integrate Nano, providing for a stable Unity3D plugin.

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Patrick Luberus, one of the community enthusiasts, opines Nano is what Bitcoin was supposed to be.

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Of note, in the past month, Patrick Luberus tweeted:  “Recent V21 (DB12) beta stress tests: 750+ CPS & still not saturated.

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Nano is simple to pay with and is easy to integrate and open to all.  And there makes money more efficient.

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The design decision of Nano eliminates the unnecessary expenditure of energy and centralization forces that mining activities cause.

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Nano makes use of the block-lattice structure.  Thus provides for each account to have its own blockchain.

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