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 == I've heard of a new coin called [[The_Holy_Roger_Coin|The Holy Roger Coin]]? ==
-For more info, see here: [[The_Holy_Roger_Coin|The Holy Roger Coin]]
+For more info, see here: [[The_Holy_Roger_Coin|The Holy Roger Coin]], webchat here: [[Chat]]
 == So, what is a [[Rogers|Roger]]? ==

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-== So how can I get hold of [[The_Holy_Roger_Coin|The Holy Roger Coin]]? ==
+== I've heard of a new coin called [[The_Holy_Roger_Coin|The Holy Roger Coin]]? ==
 For more info, see here: [[The_Holy_Roger_Coin|The Holy Roger Coin]]
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 "Tokens" and "ICOs" by default are all "[[Rogers|Rogers]]".
 == Okay, so what is the difference between a token and a coin? ==
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 Tokens are "smart contracts" that sit within another blockchain. They are entirely dependent on the parent blockchain and should not be used as currency.
 == So, what is a [[Craigs|Craig]]? ==
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 E.g. "[[Craigs:Ripple|Ripple (XRP)]]" is pretending to be a cryptocurrency. But is in fact just a private blockchain entirely managed by one entity. (Imagine it as an SQL database that has weaselled it's way onto exchanges)
 == Isn't there some crossover between "[[Rogers|Rogers]]" and "[[Craigs|Craigs]]"? ==
 Yes. [[Rogers:Bitcoin_Cash|BCash (BCH)]] for example, is both a "[[Rogers|Roger]]" and a "[[Craigs|Craig]]".

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		+	== So how can I get hold of [[The_Holy_Roger_Coin\|The Holy Roger Coin]]? ==
		+	For more info, see here: [[The_Holy_Roger_Coin\|The Holy Roger Coin]]
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	== So, what is a [[Rogers\|Roger]]? ==		== So, what is a [[Rogers\|Roger]]? ==

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 == Okay, so what is the difference between a token and a coin? ==
-Coins in cryptocurrency are any cryptocurrency that has it's own standalone blockchain, ideally decentralised.
+Coins are any cryptocurrency that have their own blockchain, ideally a decentralised one.
-Tokens in cryptocurrency are "smart contracts" that sit within another blockchain. They are entirely dependent on the parent blockchain and should not be used as currency.
+Tokens are "smart contracts" that sit within another blockchain. They are entirely dependent on the parent blockchain and should not be used as currency.
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 A "[[Craigs|Craig]]" is a term used to describe something in the cryptocurrency world that is pretending to be something else.
-E.g. "[[Craigs:Ripple|Ripple (XRP)]]", which is pretending to be a cryptocurrency but is in fact just a private blockchain entirely managed by one entity. (Imagine it as an SQL database that has weaselled it's way onto exchanges)
+E.g. "[[Craigs:Ripple|Ripple (XRP)]]" is pretending to be a cryptocurrency. But is in fact just a private blockchain entirely managed by one entity. (Imagine it as an SQL database that has weaselled it's way onto exchanges)

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 A "[[Craigs|Craig]]" is a term used to describe something in the cryptocurrency world that is pretending to be something else.
-E.g. "Ripple/XRP", which is pretending to be a cryptocurrency but is in fact just a private blockchain entirely managed by one entity. (Imagine it as an SQL database that has weaselled it's way onto exchanges)
+E.g. "[[Craigs:Ripple|Ripple (XRP)]]", which is pretending to be a cryptocurrency but is in fact just a private blockchain entirely managed by one entity. (Imagine it as an SQL database that has weaselled it's way onto exchanges)
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 == Isn't there some crossover between "[[Rogers|Rogers]]" and "[[Craigs|Craigs]]"? ==
-Yes. BCash (BCH) for example, is both a "[[Rogers|Roger]]" and a "[[Craigs|Craig]]".
+Yes. [[Rogers:Bitcoin_Cash|BCash (BCH)]] for example, is both a "[[Rogers|Roger]]" and a "[[Craigs|Craig]]".

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-== So, what is a Roger? ==
+== So, what is a [[Rogers|Roger]]? ==
-A "Roger" is a term used to define any scam, dubious or pump & dump coin (cryptocurrency).
+A "[[Rogers|Roger]]" is a term used to define any scam, dubious or pump & dump coin (cryptocurrency).
-"Tokens" and "ICOs" by default are all "Rogers".
+"Tokens" and "ICOs" by default are all "[[Rogers|Rogers]]".
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-== So, what is a Craig? ==
+== So, what is a [[Craigs|Craig]]? ==
-A "Craig" is a term used to describe something in the cryptocurrency world that is pretending to be something else.
+A "[[Craigs|Craig]]" is a term used to describe something in the cryptocurrency world that is pretending to be something else.
 E.g. "Ripple/XRP", which is pretending to be a cryptocurrency but is in fact just a private blockchain entirely managed by one entity. (Imagine it as an SQL database that has weaselled it's way onto exchanges)
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-== Isn't there some crossover between "Rogers" and "Craigs"? ==
+== Isn't there some crossover between "[[Rogers|Rogers]]" and "[[Craigs|Craigs]]"? ==
-Yes. BCash (BCH) for example, is both a "Roger" and a "Craig".
+Yes. BCash (BCH) for example, is both a "[[Rogers|Roger]]" and a "[[Craigs|Craig]]".

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	E.g. "Ripple/XRP", which is pretending to be a cryptocurrency but is in fact just a private blockchain entirely managed by one entity. (Imagine it as an SQL database that has weaselled it's way onto exchanges)		E.g. "Ripple/XRP", which is pretending to be a cryptocurrency but is in fact just a private blockchain entirely managed by one entity. (Imagine it as an SQL database that has weaselled it's way onto exchanges)
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		+	== Isn't there some crossover between "Rogers" and "Craigs"? ==
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		+	Yes. BCash (BCH) for example, is both a "Roger" and a "Craig".

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	A "Craig" is a term used to describe something in the cryptocurrency world that is pretending to be something else.		A "Craig" is a term used to describe something in the cryptocurrency world that is pretending to be something else.

−	E.g. "Ripple/XRP", which is pretending to be a cryptocurrency but is in fact just a private blockchain entirely managed by one entity. (Imagine it as an SQL database that has weaselled it's way onto ~~exhcnages~~)	+	E.g. "Ripple/XRP", which is pretending to be a cryptocurrency but is in fact just a private blockchain entirely managed by one entity. (Imagine it as an SQL database that has weaselled it's way onto exchanges)

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	A "Roger" is a term used to define any scam, dubious or pump & dump coin (cryptocurrency).		A "Roger" is a term used to define any scam, dubious or pump & dump coin (cryptocurrency).

−	"Tokens" by default are all "Rogers".	+	"Tokens" and "ICOs" by default are all "Rogers".

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