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Re: 1000 BTC GIVEAWAY! From your friend rekcahxfb
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Enotche
on 04/08/2016, 06:25:50 UTC
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 I need money for survive (doctors and work)!
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Re: android bitcoin apps
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Enotche
on 24/07/2016, 08:38:40 UTC
Maybe someone interested in a new and interesting and functional wallet - Smartcoins Wallet.

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Smartcoins Wallet now works at all BlockPay enabled merchants worldwide! "

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Re: Bitcoin in the banks?!
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Enotche
on 18/07/2016, 05:37:00 UTC
Many representatives of the banks consider this threat cryptocurrency entire banking ecosystem, but there are those who are strong enough interest is the use of Bitcoin in the financial sector.
For example UBS.-
Swiss bank late last year announced that it plans to open a special laboratory for the analysis of the use of block chains in its activities. The bank will hire researchers who will be working on issues cryptocurrency use in the financial sector.
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Re: Bitcoin can disappear?
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Enotche
on 18/07/2016, 05:33:14 UTC
Assuming that criminal penalties will be introduced in all countries of the world for the use of cryptocurrency, then disappear "target audience", and with it themselves cryptocurrency. But as long as the ratio in different countries is different - somewhere prohibit (eg, Russia), where a state contrary promotes its use (for example, in Iceland, Singapore). So in the short term is unlikely disappearance.
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Re: Is CHINA CONTROLLING Bitcoin?
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Enotche
on 18/07/2016, 05:15:05 UTC
Some Bitcoin enthusiasts worry that Chinese influence can undermine the decentralized nature of Bitcoin, which they see as its main advantage over other currencies.
The Chinese influence, which will likely affect the future cryptocurrency arrive by miners in China, as any proposal to upgrade the architecture of Bitcoin miners will require validation.
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Re: The future of bitcoin
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Enotche
on 18/07/2016, 05:11:19 UTC
While many argue that the rise in blockchain usage will only enhance blockchain technology itself, it seems logical that it will also enhance the reputation of Bitcoin. Indeed, as more industries use blockchain techniques, the general public will slowly see how effective it can be and, therefore, faith in Bitcoin should start to grow.
To say we’re on the cusp of a revolution might be a bit premature, but there’s no doubt that Bitcoin has already made significant progress in 2016.
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Re: Can Bitcoin Really End World Poverty?
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Enotche
on 18/07/2016, 05:07:52 UTC
Creating wealth and financial security in the developing world - is not only satisfying our innate altruistic needs. It also indirectly beneficial to all of us. If we want a truly sustainable future for the Earth, we need to use all available tools to solve problems, and Bitcoin is a key element.
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Re: what you like best in Bitcoin ?
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Enotche
on 18/07/2016, 05:06:07 UTC
I will give an example.
Transactions in blockchain checked in within 10 minutes. For credit cards it is not. That's why from 5% to 10% of all "card" transaction canceled on the spot, and further proceedings will take a few more days. With blockchain retailer sales grow, as he will not have to cancel the transaction, and the Commission will be substantially lower. That's enough to make a significant impact on the industry. It is wonderful.
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Re: Can Bitcoin make Banks disappear?
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Enotche
on 18/07/2016, 05:02:58 UTC
If the state is considering its monopoly on currency issue (when only the central bank can release them into circulation) as a source of income, they have something to fear - as taxi drivers in the cities, where there is Uber. However, it is not in the interests of ordinary citizens. It is better to let people choose their convenient payment systems and provide rules that protect people from fraud. In this case, the artificial barriers will be meaningless.
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Re: Is bitcoin being used for illegal activities
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Enotche
on 18/07/2016, 05:00:47 UTC
No full resolution or complete bans these risks are not removed. Bans only spur the use of illegal schemes, creating a black market, will lead to an outflow of specialists abroad and by themselves do not give the necessary analytical and technical framework to counter existing risks. They can also stimulate the transition of offenders with a fairly open Bitcoin more anonymous and secure cryptocurrency, causing much greater technical difficulties in the fight against illegal operations.
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Re: how to earn bitcoin fast?
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Enotche
on 18/07/2016, 04:55:54 UTC
Register at steemit.com and publish your posts. Write something new and creative. And people will be generous to vote for your post. Thus, you can gain quickly Bitcoin. Just look at the page of the trend, and how much people earn on it.
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Re: Do you Still believe in Fiat?
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Enotche
on 10/07/2016, 07:26:44 UTC
Yes, to some extent, I trust the usual money. In my country they all pay. But. However, the authorities are leading the country to the bottom, and the national currency falls. The solution for me is Bitcoin. Conventional money should be kept in a wallet. No wallet (stolen, forgotten at home) - there is no money. However, the fiat advantage that it can be used without the Internet and electricity Smiley
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Re: Spending Bitcoins
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Enotche
on 10/07/2016, 07:20:43 UTC
I can not spend Bitcoin because in my country there is to do nothing!
Bitcoin question now stands at osudarstvennom level. The authorities want to control it, because they are afraid. None of the infrastructure to develop and use Bitcoin. No terminals.
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Re: Halving event: expectation vs. reality
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Enotche
on 10/07/2016, 07:10:49 UTC
Yes, many were subjected to panic and HYIP, in the hope that the price will increase dramatically. Or that before Halving people will massively buying Bitcoins in hopes of enrichment. But reality has shown that the main driving force has been the price of China, even the RMB devaluation in China and developments in the UK. HYIP has almost no effect.
Let's wait for symptoms Halving effect.
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Re: It's Halving Day! What Can You Say?
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Enotche
on 10/07/2016, 07:04:12 UTC
As agreed in the opinion of many experts and analysts, halving inevitably lead to a further increase in prices Bitcoin, as demand for cryptocurrency remains consistently high, while the offer is now reduced by half.
In this regard, it was very interesting to observe the behavior of the Bitcoin course immediately prior to yesterday's event.
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Re: OMG Halving Happened AND...
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Enotche
on 10/07/2016, 06:59:23 UTC
I think that in order to properly estimate the expected price after Halving should look at the schedule difficulty and hash rate. If the miners begin to massively roll up, the price will be able to stay at less than double the price in April-May, that is, less than $ 800 dollars. Otherwise, ie if the miners would have enough patience (and stocks) not to sell Bitcoins cheaper and continue to main unabated, a new stable level will be somewhere between $ 800 and $ 1,000
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Re: The future of the paper money
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Enotche
on 10/07/2016, 06:52:12 UTC
Traditional money in the near future will lose its function universal means of payment and will be replaced by electronic money. The main difficulty rejection of coins and banknotes lies not in the level of technology and in human psychology.
In e-money has a number of advantages and disadvantages. Banks and other electronic payments, bills and small change than financial institutions are much cheaper and easier to operate. The development of e-commerce further accelerates the process of eliminating the traditional money.
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Re: The Halving - Good or Bad for Bitcoin?
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Enotche
on 10/07/2016, 06:40:42 UTC
Looking back at 2012, we can say that the past Halving award did not cause any problems, so why is worth waiting problems after yesterday?
In 2012, and a year later for the Bitcoin everything went surprisingly well: the price of bitcoins has doubled within a few months after reducing the award for the unit, while of mining process was not as competitive environment, which he was then, because of which dropped significantly profit miners.
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Re: Is bitcoin halving is real?
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Enotche
on 10/07/2016, 06:37:50 UTC
Anyway it a little strange that the price remains at the same levels, we will see what happens in subsequent days.

Yes, now we need to wait. The effect of Halving does not occur immediately. In the past upolovinianie, the effect was evident only after a few months.
And the price of Bitcoin has increased almost 100-fold over the next year - from 12 up to $ 1,200 at the peak of growth. Do BTC beat peak of all times as a result of the reduction of supply on the market after bitcoins Halving awards at this time?
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Re: bitcoin continuous rising?
by
Enotche
on 10/07/2016, 06:24:34 UTC
The adoption of bitcoin sellers slowed (as a percentage), but the use of Bitcoin users expanded - mainly due to the early users of Bitcoin.
As well as significantly increased confidence in the exchanges and platforms, allowing the purchase bitcoins.
Bitcoin on the way up, not down, and this in my opinion creates an upward price momentum.