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Naravno, ali u ovom slučaju lik nije meetario nego je koristio kripto-mjenjačnice kao tedni račun:
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He had made some money with the rise of bitcoin and held onto the bitcoin in three protected wallets, managed by Coinbase, Bitstamp, and BTC-E.
Ili moda ne eli da itko zna koliko točno ima na "računu", obzirom da se svaka transakcija moe pratiti od adrese na adresu. Ako je riječ o velikim parama a tvoji je identitet nekako povezan s tom adresom....moe teoretski biti svata. Ne bih čovjek volio da cijeli svijet ima uvid u stanje njegovog tednog računa, jel tako?
to je mixera tiće, to su treće stranke, s njima se mora nadati da te neću negdje opljaćkati. CoinJoin je trustless, znaći miran san i svi novčići na broju.
https://wiki.unsystem.net/en/index.php/DarkWallet/Overview#Trustless_mixing
to je mixera tiće, to su treće stranke, s njima se mora nadati da te neću negdje opljaćkati. CoinJoin je trustless, znaći miran san i svi novčići na broju.
https://wiki.unsystem.net/en/index.php/DarkWallet/Overview#Trustless_mixing
Huh? Dark Wallet nije coin nego osobni open-source wallet koji omogućava koritenje tzv "stealth adrese" pomoću CoinJoina. Upravo izlazi iz bete, trebao bi se pojaviti krajem mjeseca.
S njim nema vie glavobolja oko "pranja" BTC.
S njim nema vie glavobolja oko "pranja" BTC.
A rating per person would make it easier like on BTCJam where people are willing to loan out bitcoins to people who could disappear.
I think instead of finding people who are willing to hold the risk of a default, you should come up with a mechanism to make credit card payments irreversible.Good luck with that.
Something I have seen around the Web are these so-called "chargeback waiver" clauses in merchant TOS but I'm not sure how legally binding they are, if there were they'd probably be commonplace by now.
So barring any fundamental paradigm shifts in consumer protection laws the better course of action would be figuring out a way to make (international) bank transfers as cheap and painless and possible, something I could do from my computer in a matter of seconds.
I'd like to put out a 5 BTC bounty for whomever can reveal the person behind premiumBTC@gmail.com--they gave me a lovely welcome to the btc world---and I'd love to thank them for it in as public a way as possible...
The fact that he uses a GMail account should have been your first clue.Re: Offering PayPal for Bitcoin? You're likely to be labeled a scammer - Read why
Love it or hate it, PayPal is pretty damn convenient and this means it's not going anywhere for now.
Conversely, getting BTC is pretty inconvenient in comparison, and until this changes PP will continue to dominate the online payment industry.
Conversely, getting BTC is pretty inconvenient in comparison, and until this changes PP will continue to dominate the online payment industry.