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If you can give me a scenario where such asteroid that obliterated Earth would not render SHA256 obsolete I'd love to hear it.
Well, just from the top of my head, SHA256 is pretty good so I bet alians also use it.
The rest of your post is simply silly.
I remember back in 1997 they used to say that about the Internet and treditional media. Not only did the Internet survived, every media station or news papar utilize the Internet for it's need. I belive this will be the case with bitcoin also.
Bitcoin - The Internet of money.
Bitcoin - The Internet of money.
I found this company: https://www.simplex.com/
which seems to negate the effects of chargeback.
which seems to negate the effects of chargeback.
I don't know what country you're from, but you should consider making it material, with a brick and mortar shop on a popular street. You couldn't make it viable by buying and selling BTC only, but you would help a lot the community by giving BTC a street presence.
Bitcoin is an Internet money, having a street shop instead of an online shop kind of defeats it's purpose, IMO.
Well, lots of people like me want BTC to move from being Internet only. That's why some install ATMs. Ultimately, I guess it depends on your country, and its people. How do someone buys BTC where you are? Any local players already?
Yeah, we have 2. bitsofgold.co.il which sells online but also have atm running and bit2c.co.il which runs an online exchange. Other then that we have few atms scattered around tel-aviv.
The part where you mention KYC will probly turn off some of the potential clients as many users of Bitcoin would like to remain anonymous. I know there are exchange sites out there who are still up and standing regardless if theres KYC or non. There are Bitcoin users out there who are paranoid when they hear those 3 letters.
If bitcoin wants to be more mainsteam the users have to come out of the shadows specialy when using credit cards. I see no reasone to to unvail the anonymity of bitcoin to bitcoin users, this is practicly part of the protocol. However when using fiat to buy it, it needs to complay with some regulations.
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There are many case of stolen credit cards being used to buy bitcoin so you should also consider having KYC policy for CC buyers.
The above risk exist even if you get kyc from customers, because you don't have enough time to verify those details before sending bitcoins.
Users will first have to verify their account, once they are verifiied they could use the cc, not before.
I don't know what country you're from, but you should consider making it material, with a brick and mortar shop on a popular street. You couldn't make it viable by buying and selling BTC only, but you would help a lot the community by giving BTC a street presence.
Bitcoin is an Internet money, having a street shop instead of an online shop kind of defeats it's purpose, IMO.
few points:
- This is not an exchange like bitstamp. I might not been clear. It's a place where people can buy or sell coins from/to the site, not to each other. Users won't have funds on the site, but only my bitcoins will be on a 3rd party bitcoin-supplier-per-purchase site.
- Obviously im working with a lawyer to have proper working procedures to obey by state regulations. So KYC would be part of it, specialy for cc transactions, and aworking procedure will be written.
- I'm hiring a coder to do the site and he's well aware of the security implications.
- If I want to stay compatative I must make cc payment instant. I have no other option about this, or I'll lose customers.
- This is not an exchange like bitstamp. I might not been clear. It's a place where people can buy or sell coins from/to the site, not to each other. Users won't have funds on the site, but only my bitcoins will be on a 3rd party bitcoin-supplier-per-purchase site.
- Obviously im working with a lawyer to have proper working procedures to obey by state regulations. So KYC would be part of it, specialy for cc transactions, and aworking procedure will be written.
- I'm hiring a coder to do the site and he's well aware of the security implications.
- If I want to stay compatative I must make cc payment instant. I have no other option about this, or I'll lose customers.
the site will accept two ways of payment, bank wire and credit cards. For bank wire I see no problem, as I will deliver the bitcoins once I see the funds in my account. As for credit cards the users will expect to get paid instantly. I understand that I will have to keep someof the coins online on a wallet which allowes withdraws over api or something alike. Is that the correct way to do the cc transactions? I see 2 points of failure here. One is the site I use goes under and I lose my coins, second is my site gets hacked and coin access is avilable to the wallet site. What is the best way to secure this? What sites with good reputation provide this service?
Please change the blue background solid color from the website.Literally hurting my eyes.I kind of figured out 2757 ILS = 1 Bitcoin.So basically you sell bitcoins,how is anyone suppose to pay you from bank transfer without using a escrow ?
The background has been changed. I'm still developing the sites. The will also be a credit card ability to pay for bitcoins and probaby cash. We are a legit company just like you buy anything on the internet without escrow you can buy with us.