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Re: Does any bank accept Bitcoin?
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Gradus728
on 01/11/2017, 18:57:26 UTC

I do not know about real banks, but I know that some online electronic banks accept bitcoIn already for deposit and withdrawal. It seems like you can use these electronic wallets to pay your real account in your bank
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Re: Difference between Bitcoin and real money?
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Gradus728
on 01/11/2017, 18:55:11 UTC

Of course we believe in a unique nature, because it is unique

The difference between them is that the real money unlikely will gane a value compared to bitcoin, which has a growing potential every day.
And the obvious money has a physical form and is controlled by the government, and bitkoin, on the other hand, is decentralized and exists in digital form.


Yeah, bitcoin is virtual and there is no physical representation for bitcoin. But, in physical money, there are central banks and money issuers behind it. Despite all, we still trust in bitcoin's unique nature.
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Re: Should I Wait or Invest On Bitcoin?
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Gradus728
on 01/11/2017, 18:52:56 UTC

Waiting from the sea weather) AHAHA of course not, you need to act
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Re: Buying Drugs with Bitcoin ?
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Gradus728
on 31/10/2017, 19:47:06 UTC

blaming bitcoin that someone is using drugs is generally nonsense.


it is strange enough to discuss such a sensitive topic on such a site, and in general for earned bitkoyn you can buy everything
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Re: Buying Drugs with Bitcoin ?
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Gradus728
on 31/10/2017, 19:44:56 UTC

it is strange enough to discuss such a sensitive topic on such a site, and in general for earned bitkoyn you can buy everything
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Re: Why does China hate Bitcoin?
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Gradus728
on 31/10/2017, 19:41:15 UTC

what a strange name for this topic ((I do not think that the whole country hates something or likes it.) This is politics and financial security that governs certain issues, and hatred is definitely not about bitcoin
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Re: Is it too late to buy bitcoin?
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Gradus728
on 31/10/2017, 19:38:34 UTC

it's absolutely not late yet..
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Re: Difference between Bitcoin and real money?
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Gradus728
on 31/10/2017, 19:36:12 UTC

The number of bitcoins is limited - 21 million of them can be produced. Today, no state in the world can print or depreciate them. This is the concept of bitcoin - that it should be money that belongs only to you, which can not be forged and which you can instantly settle with anyone anywhere in the world where there is the Internet.
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Re: How did you first hear about bitcoin?
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Gradus728
on 31/10/2017, 19:35:17 UTC

began to look in a tape in a social network a photo of the friend who two years on end had a rest abroad. He asked how he is earning this pleasure? he told .. That's how I found out Smiley
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Re: What is BTC for you?
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Gradus728
on 31/10/2017, 19:33:30 UTC

To be able to explain what bitcoin is - imagine a totally, comprehensively protected gold coin, capable of instantly moving to any point of the globe. This Bitcoin-coin can not be faked, can not be duplicated or banned at any level, it can be repaid at any time. In addition, Bitcoin does not have wear, which is typical for all conventional coins.

PERSONALLY FOR ME A BEAUTIFUL WAY TO EARN
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Re: what is bubble?
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Gradus728
on 31/10/2017, 19:31:33 UTC

An air-filled transparent ball, arising in a m. liquid, liquid mass. ---- that's what gave me the dictionary.

But Bitcoin has absolutely nothing to do with it Smiley
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Re: Cryptocurrency regulation?
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Gradus728
on 29/10/2017, 12:04:06 UTC

🙄 It is noteworthy that this summer the Vietnamese authorities considered the issue of legalizing bitcoin in the country. As previously reported, the Central Bank of Vietnam, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Public Security were instructed to develop a legal and regulatory framework for crypto-currencies before August 2018.


HORROR! In Vietnam, the circulation of crypto-currency

The State Bank of Viet Nam amended the country's monetary policy, according to which circulation of bitcoin and other crypto-currencies will become illegal from January 1 of the next year. Violators face a fine equivalent to $ 9 thousand. This is written by Blockexplorer.
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Re: Cryptocurrency regulation?
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Gradus728
on 29/10/2017, 12:03:18 UTC

HORROR! In Vietnam, the circulation of crypto-currency

The State Bank of Viet Nam amended the country's monetary policy, according to which circulation of bitcoin and other crypto-currencies will become illegal from January 1 of the next year. Violators face a fine equivalent to $ 9 thousand. This is written by Blockexplorer.
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Re: Cryptocurrency regulation?
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Gradus728
on 27/10/2017, 20:38:29 UTC
Absolutely consistent with your arguments


No doubt about the future of fiat money: it's gonna be replaced by cryptocurrencies.
But does virtual money need a REGULATOR?

Why wouldnt it need a regulator? its money, or course it should be regulated if it is to be used within the borders of a gov that already has a fiat (read:99% or functioning governments). as much as everyone wants to have all the freedoms in the world, you dont want a world with unregulated bitcoin. bitcoin can be used to fund some gnarly shit, like terrorism or sex trafficking. Criminals are always looking at ways to subvert capital controls; bitcoin is pretty much that in a giftbox.

They regulate the milk you drink, depending on where you live. why the hell wouldnt they regulate actual money  Huh
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Re: Cryptocurrency regulation?
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Gradus728
on 27/10/2017, 20:18:16 UTC

To be viable, any currency, whether emitted by a computer program of crypto currency or a traditional "fiat" currency issued by the government, must win the trust of the community that uses it. For the advocates of crypto currency, the whole point is to suggest an alternative model of this trust. They promote a payment system where recipients no longer need to trust outside institutions, be they banks or governments, to ensure that the payer is able to provide the agreed funds. Instead, the crypto-currency systems give credence to an indestructible decentralized computer program, unable, theoretically, to deceive people.
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Re: When will banks start a war against bitcoin
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Gradus728
on 27/10/2017, 13:51:25 UTC

Recently, some countries have faced the problem of hyperinflation. The currencies of individual states depreciate so much that citizens have to pay a huge amount of cash bills to make even a small purchase.
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Re: Cryptocurrency regulation?
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Gradus728
on 27/10/2017, 13:50:19 UTC
Google Chrome introduces the Coinstorm crypto currency application, Cycec is already working with blocking technology, the accelerator is launched in Tokyo, the Singapore Central Bank is not going to implement crypto-exchange regulation, IT developers have received digital certificates at the ceremony in Dubai, the Bitcoin Core exchange will protect clients' funds from the consequences powerhouse SegWit2x.

Coinstorm - the world of crypto currency in the Google Chrome browser extension
Do you often use crypto-currencies and are afraid of sharp changes in their rates? The solution called Coinstorm will help to forget about the headache of constant monitoring of the crypto currency market, as it was developed taking into account the actual trends of the financial world. Wink
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Re: Cryptocurrency regulation?
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Gradus728
on 27/10/2017, 13:48:46 UTC

The price of bitcoins can also be sensitive to the dollar rate, as the Trump administration takes steps in the tax reform. The budget resolution passed by the Chamber may allow the bill on the tax to pass through the Senate, without the need to secure the support of a majority of votes. In addition, the forthcoming preliminary reading of GDP can stimulate additional volatility, as well as the announcement of the candidacy of a new chairman of the Fed's board, which may happen in the near future.
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Re: When will banks start a war against bitcoin
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Gradus728
on 25/10/2017, 20:08:18 UTC
 
the fact that the banker has become nervous for the media does not yet mean that he himself did not purchase the bitcoin)


Banks and Financial institution already starting the war against BTC. A few weeks back, CEO of JP Morgan, Jamie Dimon, called BITCOIN as a fraud. Bankers either does not want to talk about BTC or they always say negative about it. But people all around the world are accepting it as payment and investment mode. Increasing market Cap of Crypto-market has really made banker's quite nervous.
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Re: Why Bitcoin is better than Cash.
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Gradus728
on 25/10/2017, 20:05:32 UTC

all in fact understand that there is a certain limited number of bitcoins that will be released. For example, the US dollar (and this would also apply to any state currency) is a "dummy", which the authorities can print in any quantity to suit their political interests. With bitcoin, it does not work out that way. He is on his own, and therefore his policy is certainly more honest. Smiley