If you came to this page, chances are you just finished the on-line version of my novel Ragnarok Conspiracy.
If you liked my work and own some cryptocurrency, this page is meant as a tipping jar for the author, Rob J Meijer. The Illustrator @marylucy has her own Crypto-Tipping-Jar
$HIVE
If you owned $HIVE (formerly named STEEM) back in 2017 and 2018, please consider you have already paid for the enjoyment this work of fiction gave you. If you came to the platform at a later time, your tip to @pibara (author) is very much welcomed.
$QRL
In Ragnarok Conspiracy the story starts with a Quantum Blockchain Heist. The use of quantum computing to slice through public-key signatures to recover the original private signing key. What I didn't know when I wrote my novel was that a blockchain that can resist such attacks already exists. If reading my novel made you nervous about quantum computing and the future of your crypto holdings, hedging your holdings with $QRL might be a good idea.
After getting yourself some $QRL, considder testing your new $QRL wallet by using the tipping address below.
Where $QRL provides us with quantum resistant signatures, $ZEC gives us Zero Knowledge Proof technology. If quantum computing reaches full maturity before many non-exposed ECDSA private keys are migrated to private keys for quantum resistant signature schemes (assuming migration is needed), ZKP based solutions seem the most viable for implementing a quantum-safe migration in a partially adversarial network. As such, after $QRL, $ZEC is likely the least unprepared for facing a full on cryptocalypse right now. A coin you likely want to have in your portfolio.
Again, if after reading my novel you wish to tip me some $ZEC, it's much appreciated
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$LTC
At this point in time, $LTC has been the coin I've used most for contracting. Low transaction costs and a good user base. For now, it seems, for much of the world $LTC is the default digital cash, so it couldn't stay absent from my tipping-jar page.
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$BCH
Although I don't actually know anyone who actually uses Bitcoin Cash, I've been told I should add it to my tipping jar page because apparently it's the only low-transaction-cost alt some people use. I know very little about $BCH or its community right now. If that's you, I hope you enjoyed my novel and your $BCH tip will be much appreciated.
Dogecoin to be fair wasn't on my radar when I created this page. Recently though my Twitter feed started filling with dogecoin tweets.
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$DASH
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$ETH
Please note, while Ethereum is an amazing crypto, transaction cost tend to be quite a bit higher than for the alts above and thus less suitable for micro donations. But as I am now also using this page to solicit donations for spq-sigs that might exceed the value where this is a problem, I'm adding $ETH and $BTC now. So if you are here to tip for my fiction, consider one of the coins above instead.
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$BTC
Please note, while BitCoin today is pretty much the default crypto, transaction cost tend to be quite a bit higher than for the alts above and thus less suitable for micro donations. But as I am now also using this page to solicit donations for spq-sigs that might exceed the value where this is a problem, I'm adding $ETH and $BTC now. So if you are here to tip for my fiction, consider one of the coins above instead.
@marylucy has her own Crypto-Tipping-Jar
@pibara (author) is very much welcomed.