diff --git a/web/e.cash/data/faqs.js b/web/e.cash/data/faqs.js
--- a/web/e.cash/data/faqs.js
+++ b/web/e.cash/data/faqs.js
@@ -17,62 +17,6 @@
</p>
),
},
- {
- question: "What's the difference between eCash and Bitcoin ABC?",
- answer: (
- <p>
- <strong>eCash</strong> is a cryptocurrency, whereas Bitcoin ABC
- is the software businesses use to interact with and maintain the{' '}
- <strong>eCash </strong>network. The team behind the Bitcoin ABC
- software also operates under the same name.
- <br />
- <br />
- You can learn more about Bitcoin ABC at{' '}
- <CustomLink href="https://www.bitcoinabc.org/">
- bitcoinabc.org
- </CustomLink>
- .
- </p>
- ),
- },
- {
- question: 'Why is eCash listed as BCHA on some exchanges?',
- answer: (
- <p>
- <strong>eCash</strong> was briefly known as Bitcoin Cash ABC
- (BCHA). The <strong>eCash</strong> branding came into effect on
- July 1, 2021. Exchanges are strongly encouraged to update their
- older listings accordingly. You may still see{' '}
- <strong>eCash</strong> listed as BCHA on some exchanges if they
- haven't yet made the switch.
- </p>
- ),
- },
- {
- question: 'What can I use eCash for?',
- answer: (
- <p>
- You can use <strong>eCash</strong> to send and receive payments
- without the need for a bank account. It’s available in every
- country, and you can use it to send and receive cross-border
- payments anywhere in the world.
- </p>
- ),
- },
- {
- question:
- 'I have coins on the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network. How do I retrieve my eCash?',
- answer: (
- <p>
- Simply download the latest Electrum ABC release and import your
- old Bitcoin Cash wallet:{' '}
- <CustomLink href="https://www.bitcoinabc.org/electrum/">
- bitcoinabc.org/electrum
- </CustomLink>
- .
- </p>
- ),
- },
{
question: 'How do I get eCash?',
answer: (
@@ -88,61 +32,51 @@
),
},
{
- question: 'What is the base unit of eCash?',
+ question: 'What can I use eCash for?',
answer: (
<p>
- <strong>eCash</strong> uses ”bits” which make it easy to send
- small payments because you no longer have to handle unwieldy
- decimal places. For instance, instead of sending 0.00001000
- bitcoins (which was the base unit used by BCHA), you’ll simply
- send 10 bits!
+ You can use <strong>eCash</strong> to send and receive payments
+ without the need for a bank account. It’s available in every
+ country, and you can use it to send and receive cross-border
+ payments anywhere in the world.
</p>
),
},
{
- question: 'Where did eCash come from?',
+ question:
+ 'Where can I find eCash price information compared to other cryptocurrencies?',
answer: (
<p>
- On November 15, 2020, the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) blockchain split
- into two chains. One of those chains was called BCHA for a time.
- This chain was what eventually became <strong>eCash</strong>.
+ eCash price information is available at all leading crypto
+ research sources, like{' '}
+ <CustomLink href="https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/ecash">
+ Coingecko
+ </CustomLink>
+ ,{' '}
+ <CustomLink href="https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ecash/">
+ Coinmarketcap
+ </CustomLink>
+ , and{' '}
+ <CustomLink href="https://crypto.com/price/ecash">
+ Crypto.com
+ </CustomLink>
</p>
),
},
{
- question: 'How do I protect myself from scammers?',
+ question: 'What is the supply of eCash?',
answer: (
<p>
- The exponential growth in crypto has unfortunately led to
- similar growth in scams. Here are some common ones to watch out
- for.
- <br />
- <br />
- <span>Email Phishing</span>
- <br />
- Some scammers will send you an email impersonating a member of
- an official team and ask for money, a 12-word wallet seed, or a
- private key. Official team members will never send you an
- unsolicited email. For tech support, we will never ask for your
- wallet seed or private key. Never share your private key or your
- wallet seed with anyone.
- <br />
- <br />
- <span>URL Phishing</span>
- <br />
- Scammers may send you a link to a website that looks like an
- official crypto website but does not have the same URL. You may
- think you are sending funds to your own wallet, for example, but
- are in fact sending them to a cloned page that is not your
- wallet. Always make sure the URL in your browser URL bar is
- correct. Always confirm a scanned QR code address matches what
- you expected.
- <br />
+ <strong>eCash</strong> has the same fixed supply as bitcoin. The
+ default base unit of <strong>eCash</strong> has 2 decimal places
+ (100 satoshis). The default base unit of bitcoin (BTC) has 8
+ decimal places (100,000,000 satoshis).
<br />
- <span>Fake wallets</span>
<br />
- Always verify the SHA256 hash when you are downloading an
- official cryptocurrency wallet.
+ 90% of all the <strong>eCash</strong> that will ever exist has
+ already been mined. The inflation rate for{' '}
+ <strong>eCash</strong> is already low (less than 2% as of 2021),
+ and will decrease to zero.
</p>
),
},
@@ -200,19 +134,51 @@
),
},
{
- question: 'What is the supply of eCash?',
+ question: 'What is the base unit of eCash?',
answer: (
<p>
- <strong>eCash</strong> has the same fixed supply as bitcoin. The
- default base unit of <strong>eCash</strong> has 2 decimal places
- (100 satoshis). The default base unit of bitcoin (BTC) has 8
- decimal places (100,000,000 satoshis).
+ <strong>eCash</strong> uses ”bits” which make it easy to send
+ small payments because you no longer have to handle unwieldy
+ decimal places. For instance, instead of sending 0.00001000
+ bitcoins (which was the base unit used by BCHA), you’ll simply
+ send 10 bits!
+ </p>
+ ),
+ },
+ {
+ question: 'How do I protect myself from scammers?',
+ answer: (
+ <p>
+ The exponential growth in crypto has unfortunately led to
+ similar growth in scams. Here are some common ones to watch out
+ for.
<br />
<br />
- 90% of all the <strong>eCash</strong> that will ever exist has
- already been mined. The inflation rate for{' '}
- <strong>eCash</strong> is already low (less than 2% as of 2021),
- and will decrease to zero.
+ <span>Email Phishing</span>
+ <br />
+ Some scammers will send you an email impersonating a member of
+ an official team and ask for money, a 12-word wallet seed, or a
+ private key. Official team members will never send you an
+ unsolicited email. For tech support, we will never ask for your
+ wallet seed or private key. Never share your private key or your
+ wallet seed with anyone.
+ <br />
+ <br />
+ <span>URL Phishing</span>
+ <br />
+ Scammers may send you a link to a website that looks like an
+ official crypto website but does not have the same URL. You may
+ think you are sending funds to your own wallet, for example, but
+ are in fact sending them to a cloned page that is not your
+ wallet. Always make sure the URL in your browser URL bar is
+ correct. Always confirm a scanned QR code address matches what
+ you expected.
+ <br />
+ <br />
+ <span>Fake wallets</span>
+ <br />
+ Always verify the SHA256 hash when you are downloading an
+ official cryptocurrency wallet.
</p>
),
},
@@ -230,35 +196,69 @@
),
},
{
- question: "What's the best way to get technical support?",
+ question: 'Where did eCash come from?',
answer: (
<p>
- Please email us at{' '}
- <CustomLink href="mailto:contact@e.cash">
- contact@e.cash
+ On November 15, 2020, the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) blockchain split
+ into two chains. One of those chains was called BCHA for a time.
+ This chain was what eventually became <strong>eCash</strong>.
+ </p>
+ ),
+ },
+ {
+ question: "What's the difference between eCash and Bitcoin ABC?",
+ answer: (
+ <p>
+ <strong>eCash</strong> is a cryptocurrency, whereas Bitcoin ABC
+ is the software businesses use to interact with and maintain the{' '}
+ <strong>eCash </strong>network. The team behind the Bitcoin ABC
+ software also operates under the same name.
+ <br />
+ <br />
+ You can learn more about Bitcoin ABC at{' '}
+ <CustomLink href="https://www.bitcoinabc.org/">
+ bitcoinabc.org
</CustomLink>
.
</p>
),
},
+ {
+ question: 'Why is eCash listed as BCHA on some exchanges?',
+ answer: (
+ <p>
+ <strong>eCash</strong> was briefly known as Bitcoin Cash ABC
+ (BCHA). The <strong>eCash</strong> branding came into effect on
+ July 1, 2021. Exchanges are strongly encouraged to update their
+ older listings accordingly. You may still see{' '}
+ <strong>eCash</strong> listed as BCHA on some exchanges if they
+ haven't yet made the switch.
+ </p>
+ ),
+ },
{
question:
- 'Where can I find eCash price information compared to other cryptocurrencies?',
+ 'I have coins on the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network. How do I retrieve my eCash?',
answer: (
<p>
- eCash price information is available at all leading crypto
- research sources, like{' '}
- <CustomLink href="https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/ecash">
- Coingecko
- </CustomLink>
- ,{' '}
- <CustomLink href="https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ecash/">
- Coinmarketcap
+ Simply download the latest Electrum ABC release and import your
+ old Bitcoin Cash wallet:{' '}
+ <CustomLink href="https://www.bitcoinabc.org/electrum/">
+ bitcoinabc.org/electrum
</CustomLink>
- , and{' '}
- <CustomLink href="https://crypto.com/price/ecash">
- Crypto.com
+ .
+ </p>
+ ),
+ },
+ {
+ question: "What's the best way to get technical support?",
+ answer: (
+ <p>
+ Please email us at{' '}
+ <CustomLink href="mailto:contact@e.cash">
+ contact@e.cash
</CustomLink>
+ .
</p>
),
},