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>>14287479
>How?
Nimiq is built from scratch around web browsers, you can run a node, create a wallet and even mine directly from Chrome/Firefox/Brave, your private keys are hosted in your browser.
It takes less than 20 seconds to create a Nimiq account for a complete beginner >https://safe.nimiq.com/?onboarding=signup
No email to register, no extension to install, no bullshit.
It will soon possible to send NIM directly through a link with cash links making it even easier to convert new users.

>But why would devs and merchants use it?
Because it’s simple, Nimiq possesses two implementation, one in Rust and one in Javascript (the language of the web) with a corresponding API.
It means that devs can relatively integrate NIM to their websites or apps all in a decentralized manner.

>Most merchants and devs don’t want cryptos, they want fiat
Indeed, that’s why Nimiq is developing OASIS in a collaboration with a german bank.

>How do I get some NIM
1. Mine some with your GPUs/CPUs
2. Buy them on Kucoin/HitBTC/Changelly
3. Use the GetNIM app

>>14267057
Let me show you, grab your phone, it takes 20sc to get it
>webm related

>How?
Nimiq is built from scratch around web browsers, you can run a node, create a wallet and even mine directly from Chrome/Firefox/Brave, your private keys are hosted in your browser.
It takes less than 20 seconds to create a Nimiq account for a complete beginner >https://safe.nimiq.com/?onboarding=signup
No email to register, no extension to install, no bullshit.
It will soon possible to send NIM directly through a link with cash links making it even easier to convert new users.

>But why would devs and merchants use it?
Because it’s simple, Nimiq possesses two implementation, one in Rust and one in Javascript (the language of the web) with a corresponding API.
It means that devs can relatively integrate NIM to their websites or apps all in a decentralized manner.

>Most merchants and devs don’t want cryptos, they want fiat
Indeed, that’s why Nimiq is developing OASIS in a collaboration with a german bank.

>How do I get some NIM
1. Mine some with your GPUs/CPUs
2. Buy them on Kucoin/HitBTC/Changelly
3. Use the GetNIM app
4. Read the rest of the post

>How?
Nimiq is built from scratch around web browsers, you can run a node, create a wallet and even mine directly from Chrome/Firefox/Brave, your private keys are hosted in your browser.
It takes less than 20 seconds to create a Nimiq account for a complete beginner:

>https://safe.nimiq.com/?onboarding=signup

No email to register, no extension to install, no bullshit.
It will soon possible to send NIM directly through a link with cash links making it even easier to convert new users.

>But why would devs and merchants use it?
Because it’s simple, Nimiq possesses two implementation, one in Rust and one in Javascript (the language of the web) with a corresponding API.
It means that devs can relatively easily integrate NIM to their websites or apps all in a decentralized manner.

>Most merchants and devs don’t want cryptos, they want fiat
Indeed, that’s why Nimiq is developing OASIS in a collaboration with a german bank.

>How do I get some NIM
1. Mine some with your GPUs/CPUs
2. Buy them on Kucoin/HitBTC/Changelly
3. Use the GetNIM app

>How?
Nimiq is built from scratch around web browsers, you can run a node, create a wallet and even mine directly from Chrome/Firefox/Brave, your private keys are hosted in your browser.
It takes less than 20 seconds to create a Nimiq account for a complete beginner >https://safe.nimiq.com/?onboarding=signup
No email to register, no extension to install, no bullshit.
It will soon possible to send NIM directly through a link with cash links making it even easier to convert new users.

>But why would devs and merchants use it?
Because it’s simple, Nimiq possesses two implementation, one in Rust and one in Javascript (the language of the web) with a corresponding API.
It means that devs can relatively integrate NIM to their websites or apps all in a decentralized manner.

>Most merchants and devs don’t want cryptos, they want fiat
Indeed, that’s why Nimiq is developing OASIS in a collaboration with a german bank.

>How do I get some NIM
1. Mine some with your GPUs/CPUs
2. Buy them on Kucoin/HitBTC/Changelly
3. Use the GetNIM app
4. Read the rest of the post