Quote from: Davyd05 on February 07, 2014, 09:08:50 AM

Quote from: NordicMoose on February 07, 2014, 09:05:30 AM

Quote from: RicePicker on February 07, 2014, 08:59:21 AM

Until there is a legitimate Bitcoin exchange that is located in the United States and is certified to do business in all 50 states and abides by all the regulations set by the SEC or whoever, I do not think Bitcoins can maintain a higher price... I do not know why people continue to spam its gonna go up to 2k when almost every bitcoin exchange method is either reliant on Bitstamp or simply localbitcoin.

I really don't think the U.S. is the best place to start a new exchange right now with this latest bitcoin witchunt. U.K. and Europe are bitcoin's only hope really. U.S. was where they arrested Ross and precipitated all this madness with their FUD that has done so much damage.

And bitcoin cannot be regulated by the way. New York can type up whatever they want on their court ledgers but they don't count as bitcoin is not dependent upon regulation, that is the reason it was created in the first place.

I think cavirtex is pretty stable Cheesy

Canada likes the U.S $, there is also Vault of Satoshi, originally only dealt with u.s.d wires, think it has cash deposit it cad and usd now at BMOs or via*

I mean, all in all gox has failed to offer reasonable proof and information regarding the true slowness in withdrawals. Then running into a btc withdrawal issues is like asking for a crisis lol.

Annoying too, it's in CAD grrr... :[ All the U.S. exchanges have to either blindly comply or play hopscotch with U.S. regulations. This is a serious drawback. A far better base would be in London or EU.

As for Mt Gox, well we knew this was coming didn't we? Of course there is no reason for their "technical issues". Their technical issue is that they have been scamming since mid last year. They are not just slow, but on hiatus. Why did so many people put into MtGox before researching them? The information was here if they looked hard enough for it.