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Re: REcoin - the first cryptocurrency backed by real estate.
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alexrose2699
on 09/09/2017, 07:21:00 UTC
Hello how can I convert my REcoins in DRC?
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin is instant way to get rich ?
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alexrose2699
on 20/07/2017, 10:05:27 UTC
I think bitcoin is instant way to get rich but you need to consider your effort and you to work hard in order to reach that goal.
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Re: world without bitcoins......!!!1
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alexrose2699
on 18/07/2017, 18:03:22 UTC
I can imagine the world without BTC and i guess it will be not good.World without bitcoins will be so much more poor than this world because without bitcoin for me could be 100x times harder to make money online and withdrawal for own purposes because country fee is 40%.
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Re: Tighter Rules for Bitcoin?
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alexrose2699
on 15/07/2017, 04:41:52 UTC
During a speech today, a Republican member of the US Congress called for tighter anti-money laundering controls for digital currencies. And i think it is fair.
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Re: UAE Bank will not Ban Bitcoin Usage
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alexrose2699
on 13/07/2017, 19:08:47 UTC
of course bitcoin will not ban in UAE
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Re: List of court cases, complaints, regulatory actions, etc.
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alexrose2699
on 01/07/2017, 14:15:08 UTC
Lot of this news is old and some good but can be also misleading on it but still good fun to read Grin
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Re: What does cryptocurrency money laundering means???
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alexrose2699
on 01/07/2017, 14:08:45 UTC
It means taking or allowing cash/credit that was used from a crime/illegal act/theft and using that to purchase either
bitcoins or altcoins, in order to hide the links from the original crime/
illegal act/theft.
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Re: What is Bitcoin and how might it be regulated?
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alexrose2699
on 01/07/2017, 13:54:48 UTC
One barrier to the adoption of Bitcoin that continues to emerge is the simple one of ambiguity in regulatory terms. Whilst the average user may not be overly worried about owning a small stash of the cryptocurrency, perhaps as a small speculative bet, the scale at which a company may engage Bitcoin alters the legal framework of owning it significantly. This is, surely, one reason why larger corporations have tended to adopt the blockchain as their favoured term when discussing what the underlying protocol beneath Bitcoin is. After all, the blockchain was invented explicitly to support a form of currency, Bitcoin, and it emerges from a cypherpunk tradition, a kind of blend of libertarian ideals and cryptography, that had always sought precisely a way to circumvent government regulation. With that in mind it is perhaps safer to talk about the potential of blockchain technology as a means of establishing a little distance from the roguish cryptocurrency.
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Re: world without bitcoins......!!!1
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alexrose2699
on 30/06/2017, 10:31:37 UTC
Only a few countries have banned their citizens for the use of bitcoin and I will say that those government are denying their nation from the digital world of finance and they do not want their nation to adopt the modern system of finance and want to stick their nation with their old fiat system.
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Re: What do government regulations REALLY mean for Bitcoin?
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alexrose2699
on 30/06/2017, 10:26:39 UTC
There will be always political and economic interests involved in any type of bitcoin's legislation.
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Re: If you open a bank account in a country which has no BTC tax
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alexrose2699
on 29/06/2017, 15:34:34 UTC
Stop looking for personal account and register a company instead. Much easier since the company has the residence status. Hong Kong is a good option with 0% tax on offshore income and well connected banks.
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Re: labcoin lawsuit
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alexrose2699
on 29/06/2017, 15:30:08 UTC
I strongly support this, even as a non-shareholder.
Let's see, how far we can go with the probably first crowd funded Bitcoin lawsuit.
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Re: Money Transmitter License for a Crypto Exchange Required by Every US State?
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alexrose2699
on 29/06/2017, 00:47:38 UTC
we know that two states do not require money transmission licensure: South Carolina and Montana. A third, New Mexico, only regulates negotiable instruments, a category which, so far, has not been applied to bitcoin.
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Re: Localbitcoins and legal protections
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alexrose2699
on 27/06/2017, 20:29:18 UTC
At first conclude transactions with reliable users also you can get help locally and resolve disputes. Big plus is "Login guard" which prevents unauthorized login.
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Re: Where can someone on a modest budget turn for "coin related" legal advice?
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alexrose2699
on 27/06/2017, 20:22:20 UTC
Before you dive headfirst into coin buying, i advise you to get acquainted with some of the fundamentals of numismatics, if you haven't done so already. Make use of the menu on the left hand side of this page to explore the basics. You really should have at least a rudimentary understanding of coin types, grading, mint marks, value trends, and key date analyses before you buy your first coin.
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Re: Crypto and Family Separation
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alexrose2699
on 27/06/2017, 06:27:24 UTC
If you are right with law you are supposed to give her 50%, I agree that crypto is worth money, and therefore an asset. You are supposed to declare 100% of your assets in the divorce proceeding and i think it is not quite fair.
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Re: IRS Rules for Virtual Currency / Bitcoin
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alexrose2699
on 27/06/2017, 06:01:28 UTC
Of course it is fair, however i think all who read this article totally surprised.
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Re: Why hasn't any government stopped Bitcoin?
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alexrose2699
on 23/06/2017, 20:38:27 UTC
Because the average daily volume of the forex markets (currency trading) is $5.3 trillion USD, or well over 1,000 times the entire value of the bitcoin market. Bitcoin is an infinitesimal part of the economic system and no government is going to spend resources to stop it. Governments may try to restrict or regulate it, but it’s simply too small to try to stop.
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Re: Will Bitcoin will be declare as legal or not ?
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alexrose2699
on 23/06/2017, 20:25:49 UTC
In my opinion the Bitcoin's rule will remain at one place and government rules will remain at one place .
Because if it get legalised or even get regulated then still we can use Bitcoin for the trading as well as for payment worldwide .
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Re: Will Bitcoin will be declare as legal or not ?
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alexrose2699
on 22/06/2017, 22:13:01 UTC
I am sure that very soon many countries will take a very positive step about bitcoin and the price of bitcoin will again become skyrocket. May be some countries have already start thinking about the legalization of bitcoin.