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Re: Nearly 70% of Bitcoin users earn less than $100,000 annually - Coindesk
Seems like a pretty dumb & pointless stat/article - 70% of bitcoin users earn less than 100k USD a year.
I'm pretty sure if you walk into a normal bar & take a survey - 70% of people earn less than 100k USD a year.
Just seems like people who earn 100k USD a year are sort of in the minority any way if you took a national average.
Struggling to see why they've bothered running that story, most of the world is on less than 100k USD a year, that's a pretty decent salary
Coindesk - You are running a shit article here **leaves**
I'm pretty sure if you walk into a normal bar & take a survey - 70% of people earn less than 100k USD a year.
Just seems like people who earn 100k USD a year are sort of in the minority any way if you took a national average.
Struggling to see why they've bothered running that story, most of the world is on less than 100k USD a year, that's a pretty decent salary
Coindesk - You are running a shit article here **leaves**
That was not the title of the article, but this forum thread.....
Consensus 2015
10th September 2015
The TimesCenter, New York
Consensus 2015 will connect the digital currency and blockchain technology ecosystem with the leading thinkers and doers in diverse sectors that these technologies could impact.
http://www.coindesk.com/events/consensus-2015/
10th September 2015
The TimesCenter, New York
Consensus 2015 will connect the digital currency and blockchain technology ecosystem with the leading thinkers and doers in diverse sectors that these technologies could impact.
http://www.coindesk.com/events/consensus-2015/
Re: Looking for people that will write a review for my bitcoin website
I'm not going to write anything for you but may I suggest that you should propose your websites to various websites like coindesk,coinbuzz and cointelegraph.
They might be kind enough for a press release. I doubt they'll just give you a press release, you may need to pay and it since they're mainstream websites, they possibly going to cost a lot. It will generate a substantial amount of visitors to your website however, so look into that.
They might be kind enough for a press release. I doubt they'll just give you a press release, you may need to pay and it since they're mainstream websites, they possibly going to cost a lot. It will generate a substantial amount of visitors to your website however, so look into that.
Hi
We do not write press releases. A PR company does that and can send news to news@coindesk.com
You can't pay for a review on CoinDesk.com.
Many thanks
Keith
Re: [2015-04-04] CS - BitcoinTalk’s User WoodCollector Hid 5,000 Btc
To the author of this article- you should seriously consider getting into a new line of work.
For what it's worth, the linked site is one of those "pay for an article" type websites, like CoinDesk. The "article" probably didn't cost WC more than 25 bucks.
I take offence at this. CoinDesk is certain not a "pay for article" type website.
You must be thinking of Buzzfeed: http://tktk.gawker.com/buzzfeed-deletes-post-critical-of-dove-a-buzzfeed-adve-1696852834
Yes, CoinDesk don't allow us to pay with Bitcoin for their new service. 
I don't think they must pay with Bitcoin for their employees but they must accept Bitcoin as payment method.
I don't think they must pay with Bitcoin for their employees but they must accept Bitcoin as payment method.I think they should be boycotted until they accept bitcoin. Paying your employees in bitcoin should at least be an option but not accepting them as payment for ads or whatever is ridiculous. Clearly they don't really care about bitcoin other than the money they can make off it.
Hi - just to address some of these points.
The self-serve ad platform does accept bitcoin - https://ads.coindesk.com/
As does Tinypass, which we use to sell Research.
I'm working with the partner to get BTC payments on the deals store as soon as possible. Launching without support is disappointing in the short term, yes, but our input will enable more stores to be able to accept it once integration is complete. The goal was to launch with these payments, but a change in provider has delayed development their end.
If sales go through the roof it will make an excellent case study for bitcoin payments, won't it?
This is a brand new store. We are working with the partner to get Bitcoin payments working ASAP.
We accept bitcoin on other products https://ads.coindesk.com/ and http://www.coindesk.com/research/regulation-report/
We accept bitcoin on other products https://ads.coindesk.com/ and http://www.coindesk.com/research/regulation-report/
Bitcoin payment is being worked on - switching payment providers is delaying it. It's not a case of 'just using bitpay'. The store is using a payment provider that has a bitcoin function which is just out of beta and requires coding time.
Bitcoin is accepted for the Regulation Report and also advertising, so there is not great conspiracy here, whatever others may say.
What kind of products do you want to see? Currently sourcing some cool bitcoin-related items.
Bitcoin is accepted for the Regulation Report and also advertising, so there is not great conspiracy here, whatever others may say.
What kind of products do you want to see? Currently sourcing some cool bitcoin-related items.
Re: FinCEN Ruling: US Government Ramps Up War on Cryptocurrency
I never realized how heavily censored the coindesk.com comment section was until tonight.
Deleted (no links or anything. lol) ^^^^^^^^^^^^
Hmmm. Maybe I just have a conspiracy complex.
Quote from: Greg Matthews
Sadly, these new rulings will also affect countless merchants. For example, the nightclub that I wrote about last week will now be required to register as a money transmitter since it accepts payment in Bitcoin and converts the digital currency into cash tips for its staff.
Deleted (no links or anything. lol) ^^^^^^^^^^^^
Hmmm. Maybe I just have a conspiracy complex.
Yeah, I think you do
Re: BTCRumor.com - Bitcoin news portal with directory,faucet,tools,prices...
Can you not republish news in full without permission please?
Using the feed snippet is acceptable. http://feeds.feedburner.com/CoinDesk
Using the feed snippet is acceptable. http://feeds.feedburner.com/CoinDesk
A spoofed website is circulating.
Please report this if seen
Domain is "coiindesk.com"
Read more here: http://www.coindesk.com/phishing-alert/
Please report this if seen
Domain is "coiindesk.com"
Read more here: http://www.coindesk.com/phishing-alert/
How about Biebercoin BRC, chance to survive?
I think the guy is too full of himself to notice it, once his market department finds out they'll make a decision.
Probably they would do the same as Kayne, but you never know.
If biebercoin gets that much attention it will be huge marketing ... Think i'll buy a few
Actually, they did originally use his face, then they changed to the fish.
Launch Announcement (Jan 3rd 2014): http://www.coindesk.com/coinye-west-cryptocurrency-coming-soon/
Unleash the lawyers! (Jan 8th 2014) http://www.coindesk.com/kanye-west-lawyers-coinye/
Ars picked up the results of the settlement on the 24th July 2014: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/07/who-gon-stop-me-kanye-west-finally-crushes-cryptocurrency-coinye/
Hey!
I have been on the Bitcoin scene for sometime and lurked around these forums.
I'm launching a small Bitcoin start up based around the physical storage in a vault.
How would you guys recommend getting the word out to the news/ tech blogs?
I have been on the Bitcoin scene for sometime and lurked around these forums.
I'm launching a small Bitcoin start up based around the physical storage in a vault.
How would you guys recommend getting the word out to the news/ tech blogs?
AFAIK CoinDesk, CoinTelegraph etc publishes paid articles. So, if u have Big budget, u may get in touch with them...
We don't publish paid articles I'm afraid. A story has to be pitched, just as described on the Contact page.
Re: Is there a peer-reviewed cryptocurrency journal? If not, should there be?
How about the original, and best? https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
