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How come a company partners with Bitcoin?

I was checking out the Bitcoin website There is no such thing. There are various communities and privately-run sites, but they are all distinct, and none are authoritative. I believe that Bitcoin ...
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Is it possible that bitcoin community along with core developers introduce new bitcoins into the system for the good cause?

The reward schedule and therefore the amount of bitcoins in circulation are central rules of the Bitcoin system. Changing the rules to create additional bitcoins would be incompatible with the ...
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What does bitcoin maximalist mean?

I think your question might be opinion-based and therefore off-topic on this site, but I'll still try to give a helpful answer. Bitcoin maximalists believe that bitcoin is the only cryptocurrency ...
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Which crypto currencies have their own stack exchange site?

Stack Exchange Sites for Cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/ Ethereum https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/ Monero https://monero.stackexchange.com/ Other Proposals: NEO-...
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I don't speak English well. Where can I get help with questions about Bitcoin?

Bitcointalk is a forum where you can exchange with others in different languages: There are separate forum sections for Indonesian, Spanish, Chinese, Croation, German, Greek, Hebrew, French, Indian, ...
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I don't speak English well. Where can I get help with questions about Bitcoin?

A good starting point is Bitcoin.org website: https://bitcoin.org The site content is available in several international languages and provides a good overview of Bitcoin, and links to many helpful ...
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Who takes the decisions of "hard-forks" in the Bitcoin community?

No-one decides literally for everyone. Miners make the decision to exploit one proposal rather than another one, so whenever miners disagree and don't follow one protocol to around 100% then a fork ...
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Is there any punishment for Having more than 50% of the mining power of the network

Quite the contrary. If a pool becomes too big it just earns more money. There is no punishment. Maybe some bad reputation, but not something the majority will even notice. It has happened three times ...
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Where to find a people who have bitcoins, to exchange USD to BTC with no KYC offline?

Service recommendations are off-topic here, but more generally, you can just look around online to find out if there are any local bitcoin meetup groups in your area. Attend a meetup, talk to some ...
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I don't speak English well. Where can I get help with questions about Bitcoin?

and, as this is a community driven project, and everyone can support (and you can help in the efforts on translation), have a look here: https://www.transifex.com/bitcoinbook/mastering-bitcoin/...
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Are there any bitcoin communities for women?

There is the Mädchenabend in Berlin for Bitcoin-ladies only. If you are curious about Bitcoin or already in love with it > and if you are a woman, you're in the right place! Since May 2014 we meet ...
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Are there any bitcoin communities for women?

There is a Meetup for Women in Bitcoin in San Francisco. It might be helpful to try to get in touch with them as they might be able to point out a meetup near you or recommend an online community, ...
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