Quote from: pooya87 on October 04, 2019, 03:02:35 AM

banks usually temporary close accounts that raise flags, these are accounts that are doing a lot of bitcoin trading and we are talking about large volumes not a small user buying some bitcoin every now and then with small amounts of money. and i think it is partly because these exchanges are not regulated so there are some red flags about them anyways.
if your bank is causing you any trouble then simply close your account with that bank and move to another one.

Quote from: Chris Barth on October 03, 2019, 09:10:01 PM

You know, one of my plans was to buy numerous Bitcoin and Ethereum polo shirt and wear them (to help promote). I'll still keep trying what I can to spread the word.

you won't be "spreading the word" by wearing a shirt and talking about "trading" bitcoin and pump and dump altcoins like ethereum. the only way to "spread the word" is to actually start spending bitcoin.
when was the last time you paid for something with bitcoin if ever? when was the last time you asked a merchant if they accepted bitcoin payment?

I understand that making payments in btc promotes it. However, wearing a bitcoin branded shirt has a lot to do....

Quote from: Ailmand on October 04, 2019, 03:45:48 AM

This is really sad for those people who are really supportive to cryptocurrency. There are countries who are lenient in regards to cryptocurrency yet only few people are aware and using crypto, abd there are countries who are strict when it comes to crypto. The only thing you can do is to make sure that your funds are secured. The regulation in your country must be cautious and skeptical when it comes to money earned thru crypto.

Yea, it's really sad because I really have tried promoting the Blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. In other words, I'm very supportive to both. However, ain't no stopping....