I don't hink it could be current since the latest update in the Bitcoin network occured a couple of months ago and is the most important update in four years. 

Some companies already enable credit card payments with Bitcoin, well before the update but afaik they are restricted to some physical regions and wallets which is a sign there are probably on and off ramp non permisionless issues. . I think that is the challenge and any improved OS solution will probably make use of Lightning  L2 scaling,. There are also some new  bitcoin defi protocols that could  be worthwhile exploring.

Id suggest posting the question to someone like Andreas Antanopoulos.

Nice project,  good luck!


On Tue, 28 Dec 2021, 12:02 am Alex, <mysqlstudent@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi, I'd like to set up bitcoin to pay for services online. Do you have
a guide you can recommend on how to do this for fedora35?

My search shows this one from about five years ago. Is this still current?
https://fedoramagazine.org/bitcoin-fedora-electrum/

I'd like to link it to a credit card or a specific physical bank
account to use it to pay for random things and to just play around.

Thanks,
Alex
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