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Re: Are there any publicly traded companies in the bitcoin business?
Assuming you're looking for a company that's publicly listed so you can invest and ride the growth of bitcoin in a different way than actually investing in the currency? Haven't heard of any companies going public - and even if they did, it would be extremely difficult to get your hands on the IPO shares.
We're already starting to see Bitcoin ATM's (or whatever the hell you want to call them), so my question is: when will we start seeing vending machines that accept Bitcoins? Or are they already in existence and I've been living under a rock the past few years?
I'm just fascinated by seeing Bitcoins enter the public sphere with things like ATM's. Considering still that most people don't know what the hell Bitcoins are.
I'm just fascinated by seeing Bitcoins enter the public sphere with things like ATM's. Considering still that most people don't know what the hell Bitcoins are.
Too bad all bitcoin mining will be dead this year, Mining will be only for the millionaires.
So so so so much true!
Re: Phase I complete - Bitcoin is officially legitimate in 2014
They can't say it's illegal after selling it ? Of course they can.
That'd be like the FBI saying something is illegal, and then doing it anyways. They do it all the time! BUT, Bitcoins are a global interest and would mean that a LOT of people would be very upset.Re: [Offically Announced] U.S. Set To Sell All Silkroad's Bitcoins
WHEN? All this fud is lowering the price. It's going to take them months.
Better months than never!PS: There are at least 2 such projects, btw.
So which one are you talking about? Is the first letter an I or an E?What are the elements which make you suspicious toward them?
Being decentralized and anonymous, the first task of course is to figure out how exactly to tax it.
^this. It would be way to much work to isolate who uses Bitcoins, determine the tax rate, and then implement it when it's so scattered.
Re: Phase I complete - Bitcoin is officially legitimate in 2014
I can't believe we made it this far. Shit was scary when mt gox got their bank accounts seized. Now we are officially legitimate. When the fbi sells the coins, it's sealed. Because they can't say thanks for the money, now theyre illegal.
Phase II is now, not price stability, but a solid price floor. I cant wait until the price is impossible to move below $1000. At that point Bitcoin is officially successful and nothing can ever stop it.
Getting replaced? Never. Look at ipv6, its 2014 and its at 0. ThIs forum doesn't even support it and we have amazing coders here. As Andreas said, "it's good enough."
Phase III is love.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow's_hierarchy_of_needs
Wow, you seem very attached to Bitcoins lol. But I'm with ya, especially with the part about there not being a replacement. Either a.) Bitcoins are never replaced and grow into a respected currency. Or b.) They are shut down and banned as they don't promote the National level.Phase II is now, not price stability, but a solid price floor. I cant wait until the price is impossible to move below $1000. At that point Bitcoin is officially successful and nothing can ever stop it.
Getting replaced? Never. Look at ipv6, its 2014 and its at 0. ThIs forum doesn't even support it and we have amazing coders here. As Andreas said, "it's good enough."
Phase III is love.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow's_hierarchy_of_needs
I don't see anything replacing them.
good that bitcoin is taken more seriously now 
Could be bad or good. The more eyes on Bitcoin means more chances for bad things to happen (ex: bans)Interesting.. ya know, the more I think about it, the more I believe nations will ban Bitcoins and deem them "unconstitutional" or whatever they need to.. Decentralized things never go over very well with governments