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Bitcoin is not very anonymous. There are even websites that will link many bitcoin addresses to one address (https://blockexplorer.com/) and if you once purchased bitcoin using your Credit Card or ID it can be very easily traced.

KingdomHearts? Why would someone ask that? It's so obvious.

Look at this link just to visualise bitcoin and fiat currency

http://money.visualcapitalist.com/all-of-the-worlds-money-and-markets-in-one-visualization/

Definitely buy more bitcoin ))) But it also depends on the reason why it drops. If all governments decide to hang everyone for holding bitcoin I might not buy any more )))

I think that the media can greatly influence how people feel about bitcoin. For example, news (link below) that have a strong opinion that bitcoin is used only by hackers, criminals and drug dealers will leave a negative first impression for the person that knew nothing about bitcoin. And then when he hears anything else about bitcoin he will remember this first bad impression.

Nevertheless, any publicity is good publicity )) As people dig deeper they will find out the truth for themselves without the media's biased "help".

News example: Bitcoin: Why is it Prone to Criminal Activity?
http://lawstreetmedia.com/news/bitcoin-why-is-it-prone-to-criminal-activity/

I wish that the price gradually increases as more and more people start using it and realise the potential in the bitcoin technology.

My dream is that bitcoin will be as widely accepted as visa, then even my small savings will be big )))

I don't have a lot of savings but I love earning and spending bitcoin because it gives transaction freedom and is very fast.

I am learning to program with Python and is looking for a freelance job that will pay in bitcoin to increase my savings in bitcoin. Personally, I think that everybody should hold at least 20% of their savings in bitcoins just in case )))

Also earning right now on one generous faucet that gives out 1000 to 3000 satoshi every 10 minutes

Only two of my friends use PayPal for selling staff on ebay and both of their accounts were frozen for about 6 months. Later they have unlocked them, but so much time was wasted and their money was frozen for soo long. It is a disaster.

Hope that more and more stores will accept bitcoin for buying and selling. If bitcoin brings trading freedom, than I am two thumbs up for bitcoin. 

Believe me, I don't hold a bagful ))) unless 1.7 is bagful for you.

Right now Bitcoin handles 5 per second and it will scale just like the internet scaled from 56kb modems at home to 100MB modems, remember? When we had 56kb, there was no youtube and 100MB would be an excess. Same goes here, when we will need 100 transactions per second, then there will be 100 per second.

Ok lets compare visa payments micro and macro (i don't see any positive sides for visa):

Visa:     0.5 USD + 0.35 + 0.01 = 0.86
Bitcoin: 0.5 USD + 0.03 = 0.53

Visa:     1000 USD + 0.36 + 30 = 1030.36
Bitcoin: 1000 USD + 0.03 = 1000.03


I hope that in the near future he would not have to sell for fiat money, the same as earlier when few people accepted Credit Cards in their stores. Back than they also wanted actual money, not plastic cards.

Transferring money with western union abroad also requires to chance actual money (USD) to actual money (RUB).

As you can see buying things abroad with visa is very expensive (commission is very high) compared to bitcoin.


Right now a limited 3G is more than enough even on the cheapest android.


I am not talking about bypassing anything. I am talking about using it as a normal person to transfer your OWN money where you want, (coffee, pizza, sell and buy computer, etc). Because it is your money.

Two of my friends used PayPal to sell their stuff on ebay, both of their accounts were blocked for no objective reason. And then restored after 6 months of emails and calls to prove that they were not doing anything bad. In the end everything worded out, but their own money was frozen for 6 months and they wasted their own time to prove that they are not criminals. Absurd.


Interesting where you get the 40% stats. Read this article and realised that there are other payment methods that people are also using that are pseudo-anonymous WebMoney, PerfectMoney, Yandex Money.
https://securityintelligence.com/cyber-criminals-dilemma-bitcoin-platform-target/

They would use bitcoin much more but they don't like the volatility and few places they can spend it. I am wondering why do these three exist (WebMoney, PerfectMoney, Yandex Money) if hackers are using them for anonymity... Why not ban them if people manage to use them for hacking. I am serious. Bitcoin is just not convenient enough for many. Maybe soon they will transfer from these 3 to bitcoin. But why blame bitcoin if it becomes less volatile for them to use? I mean they successfully used those 3, no one blocked those three, but lets ban bitcoin just in case. It would be fair to say lets block anything that is pseudo-anonymous and control everybody.

I think it will double 1 year from now, and triple 2 years from now ))    

We are getting off topic.

What I am trying to say is that it is the money that internet needs.
1) It allows micropayments without visa, mastercard commission (roughly 0.35 usd +3%)
2) You can transfer money abroad without banks and Westernunion (20% and 30 minutes in the bank)
3) You don't need to open any account at the bank to transfer funds (not everyone in the world has that opportunity)
4) No central authority or government can stop you from using these benefits. (freeze your account)

You are right that criminals can use it to do khrymes. But so what, criminals use Prepaid Mastercards and no one is thinking about closing Mastercard. I mean come on, why limit the freedom of law abiding citizens because there are criminals.

Before bitcoin there was crime, after bitcoin there will be crime. Bitcoin is not helping and not stoping it.

I believe that Russian government should not punish its citizens for using this financial freedom. You have the right to have a different opinion. I am not here to limit your freedom of speech.

Buying bitcoin requires ID, ID is linked to your wallet when you transfer your funds, what's not to get. If you buy bitcoin with cash to buy anything illegal is an unnecessary step. Why not buy it in USD in the first place. Everybody accepts USD, why make it hard for yourself? )))

Same as buying a chair with USD and then buying drugs with this chair.


Illegal shit can be done using AK47, using hammer (with acceleration as well ), using cash, even a pen, try a flag and a lighter (also illegal). Can't you get it? Buy bitcoin with cash to buy something that you could have bought with cash in the first place, how smart is that.

Buying drugs and guns with USD through HSBC bank, (traceable accounts, with IDs, AML/KYC law) and no one gets jail time, that is smart.
Arrest cryptocoin maniacs, they are pedofiles, criminals and drug dealers, but don't touch the good guys from HSBS. Makes sense.

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2012/dec/12/hsbc-prosecution-fine-money-laundering

I have read an article about Russian government persecuting a certain online store for accepting bitcoins. In the end it was just a warning because this store did not actually accept any bitcoins, but they were just intending to.

Therefore, I think they will not persecute people transferring each other bitcoins, but rather businesses that accept them as a means of payment because they are not paying any taxes on it. But who know for sure?

Would like to share with you a link I have found recently to visualise how small bitcoin really is ))) 

http://money.visualcapitalist.com/all-of-the-worlds-money-and-markets-in-one-visualization/

You can't arrest bank accounts because they are made up of numbers, but you can trace people behind these numbers, can't you?


>Sure, and an AK47 is just an efficient way to rapidly accelerate a small mass to roughly double the speed of sound. The fact that its unique use case scenario is wetting people is neither here nor there

I love AK47, you are right it is very effective. Works in deserts, when wet. Much better than M16. What's your point?

I should not use bitcoin to transfer funds because it its cheaper and faster than wire transfer?

He looks so surprised. LOL  

Great job Mathews! Keep up the good work

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Don't know whether that is really true though. I use their services, they are paying very punctually.

Right now I have purchased 280 KH/s from them and is receiving about 2.5 USD every 3 days.

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1) Bitcoin gives me freedom and hope for a future without people earning money from printing money.
2) It is secure and easy to send all around the world. Sending money even feels great.
3) It has no central authority to **** it up or abuse )))

Love bitcoin, grow and prosper. Hope that everyone has a chance to experience it.

Thank you for your reply. Same goes here, if bitcoin's sole use was for drugs, kiddie porn and so on, banning it is the right choice. But with bitcoin, you can trace every single transaction from the beginning till the end. That is why FBI could easily arrest the Silk Road owner.

According to Wikipedia, total Silk Road sales were 80 million USD. Just look at one bank (HSBS) using USD to help Mexican cartels launder over 2 billion in two years.  The whole market cap of Bitcoin is about 7 billion right now. Bitcoin is too traceable and too small for terrorists.

Right now I can see all the transaction that are taking place through blockchain.info and explore addresses with blockexplorer.com. Contrary to general knowledge, bitcoin transactions are not anonymous.

Bitcoin is just an efficient technology to transfer funds across borders without discriminating the receiver or the sender. Freeing the internet from costly commissions and time consuming bank transfers.

Right now bitcoin is still at baby stage with the price of 450 USD, when it goes really popular price should go up till 1 million. It has still so much potential.

So yes I am holding bitcoin for price increase and I am also holding it because I believe in this technology, in its benefits, and in its future!

Recently I tried to buy bitcoin at bitdays.org, it is a hoax by the way, be careful.

Paypal did not return my funds, so I would not say that PayPal is as safe as it sounds.