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Aqui se estan poniendo las Empresas españolas que aceptan Bitcoin
http://empresas.bitcoin.libros.tel
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¡¡ El enlace principal está roto, no funciona !!
Te recomiendo que paralelamente, mientras intentas decidirte por una o varias criptos, que aprendes las reglas básicas de seguridad para no comprar-vender de forma incorrecta, que no te "roben" tus claves, ya que podrías perder todo y no serías el primero.
¡¡Bienvenido al foro!!
¡¡Bienvenido al foro!!
More exchange, more competitors, lower comissions for the users. I think is good that there are so many exchanges but, are all they safe? For me, that point is more important. What do you think?
I'm curious to know what the community thinks in terms of how user friendly entering this market is? I know we've come a long way from the days when UX/UI was extremely poor for most companies but are there other areas that require improvement?
As you have said, a long time ago UX/UI in Linux was a problem "to adopt" this operating system. Nowadays any user can use the vast majority of distros.
I think it will happen the same with Bitcoin and sure we don't have to wait so much time as it has needed to improve UX/UI at Linux.
What do you think?
Trade Mark No. Mark Text File Date Status Nice Classes Vienna Classes Image Picking List
E10103646 BITCOIN 07/07/2011 Registered 09 35 38 42 No image exists for Trade Mark E10103646.
E10050466 bit coin 15/06/2011 Registered 09 38 41 Image for Trade Mark E10050466.
One is a word mark, one has an (ugly) picture.
Both registered to Tribanne:
Applicant:
Tibanne Co. Ltd.
Cerulean Tower 15F 26-1 Sakuragaoka-Cho, Shibuya Tokyo, Japan, 150-8512
Representative:
BAKER & MCKENZIE LLP
100 New Bridge Street, London, United Kingdom, EC4V 6JA
Is this news, or were you all familiar with the word "bitcoin" now being the intellectual property of Tribanne Co. Ltd. (Mt. Gox etc.) ?
E10103646 BITCOIN 07/07/2011 Registered 09 35 38 42 No image exists for Trade Mark E10103646.
E10050466 bit coin 15/06/2011 Registered 09 38 41 Image for Trade Mark E10050466.
One is a word mark, one has an (ugly) picture.
Both registered to Tribanne:
Applicant:
Tibanne Co. Ltd.
Cerulean Tower 15F 26-1 Sakuragaoka-Cho, Shibuya Tokyo, Japan, 150-8512
Representative:
BAKER & MCKENZIE LLP
100 New Bridge Street, London, United Kingdom, EC4V 6JA
Is this news, or were you all familiar with the word "bitcoin" now being the intellectual property of Tribanne Co. Ltd. (Mt. Gox etc.) ?
Really, is it possible? I can't believe that
We live in a world where our online IDs are in the hands of the government and banks, and we rely on them to keep it secure. Blockchain IDs on the other hand, put you and you only in control. Therefore, you can store all your passwords and any other personal information on the blockchain, eliminating the need of passwords in everything. In the future, these ID services could be applied to government services, medicines and any other record keeping agency.
Blockchain system exist to combat greed and middlemen and to give individuals ultimate control of their identity and activity. In a blockchain future, we will see a world where our medical records are immediately available if we are in an accident; where online voting was possible; and where transparency was paramount and greed is disincentivized.
Blockchain system exist to combat greed and middlemen and to give individuals ultimate control of their identity and activity. In a blockchain future, we will see a world where our medical records are immediately available if we are in an accident; where online voting was possible; and where transparency was paramount and greed is disincentivized.
Blockchain has not only something to do with passwords and privacity. Also it guarantees you that the stored data isn't modify by others, for example. And there are other many helpful uses of this tecnology.
Of you are right, but I think we have to wait many, many years to see Blockchain used in our day a day.
Re: [Official ANN]FREELABIT|FBF|Up to 15% Interest|No ICO|POW|Cryptonight
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Re: [ANN] [ICO] ETHBOOKS - The World's 1st Crypto-Centric e-Book Store
Big request to the forum administrators to close this page as the project is Scam.
I agree to close the page but to leave it and add to the title "Scam" so other user can know that it is a scam project
