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**How do I actually onboard a person/business to accept Bitcoin Cash? As in what is the most stripped down step-by-step way of doing so? What do they need to know, which apps/wallets should they use, how can that be made as smooth a process as possible? There should be a guide for this and it should be the easiest thing to find in this sub.**

Here are the facts: In terms of which cryptocurrency wins in the marketplace the history doesn't matter. Who did what to whom doesn't matter. What matters is usage and adoption.

In terms of current global financial transactions >99% of them still work on the fiat network. Crypto as a whole is a drop in the bucket. The game will be decided based on who manages to convert the largest chunk of that 99%, not in-fighting between the 1% of early adopters. All the chips are still on the table, the game is still being played and will be for a long time to come.

So this should be the front and centre for anyone looking to see BCH (or any other) crypto to succeed.

In property markets they say what matters is Location, Location, Location.

Well in Crypto assuming your coin/network has good fundamentals (as in PoW, hard-capped supply etc) what matters is Adoption, Adoption, Adoption.

Please direct me to the relevant resources. I'd also say that the sidebar is looking extremely bloated with way too many links. It's very overwhelming and should be stripped down to the essentials/core points and then the rest hidden in a wiki for power users.

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Entry ID: 5038
Repository: Axioma AXP
Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
Total Entries: 100,000