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Re: Bitcoin to be international currency
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Marbit
on 13/06/2016, 09:19:08 UTC
Bitcoin can be international but I do not think we are seeing use in every corner of the globe, yet. Some what not wanting bitcoin to replace fiat straight out either, would prefer side by side.
i see, and i hope so. If bitcoin can use every where. It's make a simple transaction with one currency. :-)




The new generation will bring us new things to us, it is not a dream ,it's true that Bitcoin already international currency and digital too.
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Re: Do you Still believe in Fiat?
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Marbit
on 13/06/2016, 09:13:11 UTC
Lol wat??

You don't have to believe in fiat, it exists and it works for day to day transactions.  Don't know about its future.

The history of fiat money, to put it kindly, has been one of failure. In fact, EVERY fiat currency since the Romans first began the practice in the first century has ended in devaluation and eventual collapse, of not only the currency, but of the economy that housed the fiat currency as well.
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Re: A Brief History of Modern Money
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Marbit
on 13/06/2016, 08:42:19 UTC
n saying that government is the sole issuer of its money, both “government” and “money” are being referred to in specific ways.
Government, in the present context, refers to the ‘consolidated government sector’, which includes the fiscal and monetary authorities. In the US, for instance, the federal government includes the President and Congress at the top of the hierarchy. Congress authorizes taxing and spending measures. Below this level are the Treasury and Federal Reserve (central banking system). These serve, respectively, as the fiscal and monetary agents of Congress.

When the government spends or lends, the monetary authority issues new money. The money issued is of two particular kinds, referred to as ‘currency’ and ‘reserves’.

Currency includes notes and coins. It is the physical money we carry around with us and sometimes use for making purchases. (The term currency is also used to refer more broadly to a particular unit of account, such as the dollar, the yen, the pound and so on. The intended usage is normally made clear by the context.) If the government sends somebody a check, the recipient might take the money to a bank to cash it in. The bank will need currency on hand — notes and coins — to satisfy the customer. Since the only legitimate issuer of currency is the government, the banking system ultimately must obtain it from that source.Government, in the present context, refers to the ‘consolidated government sector’, which includes the fiscal and monetary authorities. In the US, for instance, the federal government includes the President and Congress at the top of the hierarchy. Congress authorizes taxing and spending measures. Below this level are the Treasury and Federal Reserve (central banking system). These serve, respectively, as the fiscal and monetary agents of Congress.

When the government spends or lends, the monetary authority issues new money. The money issued is of two particular kinds, referred to as ‘currency’ and ‘reserves’.

Currency includes notes and coins. It is the physical money we carry around with us and sometimes use for making purchases. (The term currency is also used to refer more broadly to a particular unit of account, such as the dollar, the yen, the pound and so on. The intended usage is normally made clear by the context.) If the government sends somebody a check, the recipient might take the money to a bank to cash it in. The bank will need currency on hand — notes and coins — to satisfy the customer. Since the only legitimate issuer of currency is the government, the banking system ultimately must obtain it from that source.
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Re: Bitcoin price will reach $4000 after halving ?
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Marbit
on 13/06/2016, 08:31:51 UTC
It doesn't even come up in my mind to think about $1000 prices right now, let alone $4000!! $4000 is a target for after the year 2020 and definitely not before it.



Check the value of bitcoins everyday even last month, I think all of us will feel that Bitcoin price will reach $4000 very soon.It will happen before 2020.
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Re: Loans too risky?
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Marbit
on 13/06/2016, 08:20:30 UTC
Banks will be encouraged to lend more to their weakest borrowers and take on excessive risks if global regulators push ahead with a rule change aimed at making it harder to cheat on safety measures, a leading industry group has warned.
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Re: How too get rich
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Marbit
on 13/06/2016, 06:55:53 UTC
Pay attention to the big themes, because they are what will help you earn ten times your money.Try to use your rest of money to buy and sell bitcoin and get rich soon,
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Re: Bitcoin halving to be canceled?
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Marbit
on 13/06/2016, 06:41:54 UTC
It is not to canceled, Bitcoin, a deflationary store of value as opposed to reserve currencies and fiat-money, The reward for mining Bitcoin is expected to see the second halving in its history......
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Re: Is it better to save money or invest it?
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Marbit
on 13/06/2016, 06:27:43 UTC
You do know there are other ways to invest..  Not just bitcoin or gold, I'd suggest talking to a finical adviser about your investment options.


If you have enough money to Invest for any business, Ill say that you should to invest with bitcoin, then you can be a develop your business with lots of profit.
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Re: bitcoin continuous rising?
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Marbit
on 13/06/2016, 06:21:29 UTC
I am thinking it will be a continuous rise, can't see a drop. It has been way too quiet lately and we are approaching the halving.



Absolutely right -
 Date         Close          Change
2016-06-12    $675.34    10.39%
2016-06-11    $611.78    5.64%
2016-06-10    $579.13    0.46%
2016-06-09    $576.45    -1.14%
2016-06-08    $583.11    0.91%
2016-06-07    $577.86    -1.31%
2016-06-06    $585.53    1.99%
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Re: Bitcoin is Becoming a Global Currency
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Marbit
on 12/06/2016, 10:21:12 UTC
Yes I also think that bitcoin is becoming a worldwide currency and more people are interested to know about it, how they can treat it.


People isin the digital world ,so if any happen in anywhere that news flash out in a second.Just need to flash out more times that Bitcoins is digital international currency becoming global currency.
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Re: Bitcoin crossed 520$...
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Marbit
on 07/06/2016, 17:41:40 UTC
BTCitcoin crossed 520$ now I mean today it is 568.95$. Smiley Smiley Smiley Smiley Roll Eyes so hurry, it is rising get today and invest more to rich soon.
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Re: do you accept bitcoins in your business
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Marbit
on 06/06/2016, 13:31:31 UTC
I accept it for everything in my sig, and more.


I have confusion about this matter, Bitcoin rate is rising everyday like
Date               Close          Change
2016-06-05    $574.11    0.11%
2016-06-04    $573.45    0.52%
2016-06-03    $570.47    6.01%
2016-06-02    $538.15    0.32%
2016-06-01    $536.42    0.87%
2016-05-31    $531.80    -0.15%
2016-05-30    $532.59    1.62%
2016-05-29    $524.08    -0.26%

but if this decrease to 200 suddenly then??
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Re: I want to buy bitcoins
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Marbit
on 06/06/2016, 13:24:42 UTC
coinimal does accept visa and mastercard you can use their service, also they accept a bunch of other like skrill, paypal etc...



allows users in Europe (E.E.A.) to buy bitcoins using a credit or debit card, as long as the card is 3D Secure enabled. Users need to validate ID before purchasing. BTCDirect features instant account activation and bitcoin delivery supporting Visa / Mastercard / Carte bancaire / Carte blue / eMaestro / Maestro.
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Re: Bitcoin to mastercard/debit card ?
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Marbit
on 06/06/2016, 13:15:32 UTC
Bitcoin Insanity offers multiple payment methods, making purchasing bitcoins a breeze. They accept all major credit cards, PayPal, bank wires, and cashiers checks. Payment is done either through Paypal's terminal or Mijireh Checkout.
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Re: Low amount exchange
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Marbit
on 06/06/2016, 13:07:06 UTC
I use wesellcrypto.com to buy bitcoin or dogecoins with paypal.Min amount is $3 and maximum $15.
For altcoin exchange you can use shapeshift.

what about fees? it's convenient?




https://btc-e.com/exchange/nvc_btc
you can be able to sell and buy all of your Bitcoins over here online.just check it out .
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Re: Best Investments
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Marbit
on 06/06/2016, 12:11:05 UTC
In one word everybody who know regarding bitcoin can say that BTC is good investment, I mean if you invest your all the money to Bitcoin then you will have to won your goal to rich soon and grow your best,.. Smiley
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Re: How do I grow my btc?
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Marbit
on 06/06/2016, 12:03:16 UTC
You can add your BTC back to trading, but I suggest please be careful - careful because the stock market is very easy sometimes occur inflation



dont trust to any other investment site.some of them are scam, search and think before you do... i think try make your own faucet site and put some paid ads or monetize your sites like other faucets or sites....



Probably the Bitcoins is the most value than other currency on running time.So I think buy and sell bitcoin will be best growing idea to increase your money,try to invest your money to bitcoin.
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Re: Is bitcoin better or paypal?
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Marbit
on 06/06/2016, 11:35:20 UTC
bitcoin is better, i just use paypal where i can not use bitcoin yet, and the site look shady maybe or not well known, this is for buying stuff online



Paypal is one kind of source to pay money online but it is nor currency and  the Bitcoin is one kind of currency with pay system So I think Bitcoin is the best one to use for any kind of pay system.
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Re: Is Bitcoins safe?
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Marbit
on 04/06/2016, 14:26:20 UTC
I think it is safe like others online banking system. After all sometime could be incident by Cyber crime or by hacker it is simple what is happening for every other currency's. Any way we can say its safe, there is nothing to scare. Smiley Smiley   
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Re: bitcoin continuous rising?
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Marbit
on 04/06/2016, 14:18:37 UTC

Date              Close       Change               
2016-06-03    $570.47    6.01%
2016-06-02    $538.15    0.32%
2016-06-01    $536.42    0.87%
2016-05-31    $531.80    -0.15%
2016-05-30    $532.59    1.62%
2016-05-29    $524.08    -0.26%
2016-05-28    $525.43    10.98%
2016-05-27    $473.47    4.33%


It is rising continuously