FWIW I am relatively new here, though, after having read the article, I can't avoid noticing that Paymium/Bitcoin-central
offers this services not directly but through a chain of partnership (Paymium -> Aqoba -> Crédit Mutuel Arkea).
I dunno if it still applies, the article's quite old as it was published on Dec 2012, but if it's the case I've seen more than once the
"Finance industry" fighting back trying cutting links between exchanges and the entity entitled of the actual money transmitter
license. I'm not saying that's the case, though.
Your reading and comprehension are accurate.
I'll add it to the list of things like sidechains, pruning and other things that keep getting raised when you run out of arguments. All sound great in theory, but actually need to be finished, ready to go and proven reliable before they can be considered viable alternatives. Until that time comes, the 1MB limit has to go.
Open Transactions is ready. Do your fucking homework before answering.
Bitcoin is whatever the fuck I say it is. Your opinion is your own, get over it.
Bitcoin isn't a assertocracy either.
people like me will simply use
You will *get* used, as cumrags.