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• curprev 16:2616:26, 27 September 2023‎ MIXGrace3077 talk contribs‎ 4,362 bytes +4,362‎ Created page with "<br> For example, if you are traveling in the US and want to access the Binance exchange like you would at home where it is available, you could do so by connecting to a server in that location. When you want to send money to another person, you actually don't send it to him or her -you send it to his or her bank account by using the bank transfer system. You could drop by for a beer or some wine, and -- using a cash register proudly hacked by Mark Karpeles -- you could..."