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Homepage > News > Interviews > What’s new with HandCash? Rafa Jimenez bares it all HandCash co-founder and CTO Rafa Jiménez joined the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream this week to give an overview of what’s happening inside one of BSV blockchain’s most exciting companies. He also had a special announcement to make about a new game on BSV. title=”YouTube video player” frameborder=”0″ allow=”accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share” referrerpolicy=”strict-origin-when-cross-origin” allowfullscreen=””> Rafa Jiménez Bitcoin story Wuckert kicks things off by asking what he always asks guests: what’s your Bitcoin story? Jiménez worked with co-founder Alex Agut on various projects, so it’s no surprise that he discovered Bitcoin while looking for a payment solution capable of small, casual payments. At the time, credit cards and other payment solutions weren’t suitable for what he wanted, but Bitcoin was too complicated to integrate, so they didn’t proceed. Later, around the time of the BCH fork, they returned to Bitcoin and began to build HandCash. Wuckert remembers the BCH version of HandCash and has always admired the company’s commitment to making Bitcoin as simple as possible for users. Technical guys in BTC Core and other projects tend to make things suitable for their type of people, but HandCash has always made it easy enough for non-techies to use. HandCash focuses on gaming These days, HandCash has been strongly focused on gaming. Wuckert asks how that’s working out and what the plans are. Jiménez says it fits well with what they are trying to do and that gamers understand and like it. They’ve found a good combination of money and in-game items as non-fungible tokens (NFTs), although they don’t call them that. He says that blockchain solves many problems related to trust in gaming, and putting all of these together— blockchain, money and tokens—unlocks many possibilities.…

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