Quote from: dewdeded on January 11, 2016, 09:58:57 PM

Quote from: bitcoinminer42 on January 11, 2016, 12:24:44 PM

Mir macht eher Sorgen das die ganze Welt drauf wartet, der Sprung auf die 10.000$ dann doch nicht eintritt
und sich wieder alle enttäuscht vom Bitcoin abwenden...

Auch ein mögliches Szenario Undecided

Halt ich für völligen Unsinn, inhaltlich als wie eintrittswahrscheinlich.

Quote from: bitcoinminer42 on January 11, 2016, 02:39:19 PM

Sollte sich BTC mit seiner Bockchain im breiten Markt etablieren ist der aktuelle Wert zu klein um entsprechende Volumina zu bedienen.
Sollte sich das ganze als Luftnummer herausstellen ist der aktuelle Wert absolut überzogen und es geht wieder auf Liebhaberpreise <1$ zurück

Das ist doch alles nicht gottgegeben, sondern liegt an euch selber. Ob ihr in der Lage seit, etwas aufzubauen, aus dem Bitcoin-Netzwerk was gesund & nachhaltig ist und sich selbst erhalten kann.
Der klassische Use-Case: (E-Commerce) Transaktionswährung scheint ja (wie gedacht) nicht so zu funktionieren.

Quote from: Mario241077 on January 11, 2016, 03:03:17 PM

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Bitcoin gaining ground in India

India, the worlds largest democracy and the second most populous country on Earth behind China, has a rocky and tenuous past when it comes to Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
The countrys first fully-compliant exchange opened in mid 2014. BTCXIndia shut down a year later, in June 2015, when their banking partner pulled out on them. They will no longer serve bitcoin businesses. We have investigated the possibility through other banks, but it seems this is a general policy in India as of today, the company stated.

Thankfully, there has been quite a lot of good news coming out of India recently, including kind words about blockchains from the RBI last month, in the form of an official statement and some new guidelines about cryptocurrencies and the blockchain. With its potential to fight counterfeiting, the blockchain is likely to bring about a major transformation in the functioning of financial markets, collateral identification (land records for instance) and payments system, reads the statement.

Reserve Bank of India logoRegulators and authorities need to keep pace with developments as many of the worlds largest banks are said to be supporting a joint effort for setting up of private blockchain and building an industry-wide platform for standardising the use of the technology, which has the potential to transform the functioning of the back offices of banks, increase the speed and cost efficiency in payment systems and trade finance.

- The Reserve Bank of India

The statement comes after an extremely bullish, pro-bitcoin article in August from the Times of India, which is the countrys largest English-language newspaper and third largest overall. India currently has around 50,000 bitcoin enthusiasts, with 30,000 of them actually owning the currency. With increasing ease of using them for purchases through mobile apps, bitcoins are quickly transitioning from being trading units to shopping currency, states the articles author, Lubna Kably.

http://bravenewcoin.com/news/bitcoin-gaining-ground-in-india/

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