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authorLuke Smith <luke@lukesmith.xyz>2021-07-05 09:33:36 -0400
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In fact, as you use these up, the wallet will automatically add more.
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<p>
- These addresses (which will all be generated with <code>bc1</code> at the beginning can be used by others to send you Bitcoins.
+ These addresses (which will all be generated with <code>bc1</code> at the beginning) can be used by others to send you Bitcoins.
Someone can just copy-and-paste the address into their wallet to send you funds.
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<img src="pix/bitcoin-03.png" alt="bitcoin addresses">
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<h4>What is the QR code for?</h4>
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In case you don't know, a QR code is a way of storing text information in a format that can be scanned by a phone.
- If someone has a wallet program on a phone, then can easily scan the QR code on another screen to avoid having to copy your address over or even worse, write it manually.
+ If someone has a wallet program on a phone, they can easily scan the QR code on another screen to avoid having to copy your address over or even worse, write it manually.
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<h3>Let's receive donations on our website.</h3>
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