Fuck bitcoins
Iota is the next level shit. Pls invest and drive value up k?
Fuck bitcoins
Iota is the next level shit. Pls invest and drive value up k?
You can't ban bitcoin unless you want to ban internet/smartphones ect. That's the beauty of it.
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Misinformed, I have been cashing coins for 4 years have never had a problem.
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Been hearing that since 2012, or before the last 5000% increase.
That's just straight out wrong. If they make trading cryptocurrencies illegal, they'll kill the next industrial revolution before it even really started. IoT will use crypto with a 100% certainty. Nothing else would make sense.
If they ban bitcoin, you'll just use another crypto.
It's our society that will have to change. Fiat is broken shit.
Official currency is fully protected by law. If my bank gets hacked, or any other site that uses my official currency, it just changes the lock on their website doors and puts all those numbers right back where they were in my account. BitCoin can't do that when they are hacked, their currency has specific numbers that can't be duplicated and put right back into my online account.
I keep my money in the bank...credit union actually.
Bitcoin buyers: Proceed with extreme caution
Really the downtime on those exchanges in the last 3 days that the actual exchanges reported were misinformation?
Those people online trying to cash out at 14-15k yesterday were making their stories up?
it took internet stocks quite a few years to finally crash and burn, and it was one hell of a burn that took over 14 years to recover and have the Nasdaq break even. even longer if you factor in the replacements of bankrupt companies
So much Memecurrency.
On MMO-C we learn that Anti-Fascism is locking arms with corporations, the State Department and agreeing with the CIA, But opposing the CIA and corporate America, and thinking Jews have a right to buy land and can expect tenants to pay rent THAT is ultra-Fash Nazism. Bellingcat is an MI6/CIA cut out. Clyburn Truther.
Honestly crypto currencies are a bit hit or miss. I like the idea of it, but until it can be as widely accepted as say the dollar, I see no point in it aside from an investment minigame.
There is absolutely no basis for individual rights to firearms or self defense under any contextual interpretation of the second amendment of the United States Constitution. It defines clearly a militia of which is regulated of the people and arms, for the expressed purpose of protection of the free state. Unwillingness to take in even the most basic and whole context of these laws is exactly the road to anarchy.
Nicehash was kind of a unique situation where money was kept in their wallets until paid out, something most did every few weeks. The 2 catches being that the $64M was the "in-transit" money that hadn't been paid out yet, and that there were people who weren't bothering to get paid every few weeks and allowed their balance to get way too large to keep in external online storage like that. Bitcoin in a private wallet is safe. Many people also have a feeling this was an inside job.
But apart from that, there's no valid reason for Bitcoin to have gone from $600 last year to over $15,000 now. That's complete speculation (and maybe a little manipulation by really large investors) with people wanting to get rich quick. The addition of futures maybe could explain a small increase, but the possibility of China's crackdown offsets that. This isn't like a company stock that had a huge hit product and their revenues will skyrocket that might explain a huge increase in a year. The sad part is where you hear about people putting retirement account or their life savings in it hoping to jump on board. But it might as well be Vegas or lottery tickets because the bubble's going to burst one day out of the blue, and probably very soon.
Depends on the aim of the charity.
Voluntary donations may be the normal means but that is more because that is the only way they can do it
If it became mandatory at higher incomes, would many charities actually turn their backs on it, and turn it down.
I suspect not.
True, but that's only due to an acceptance of the system fundamentally.
Frankly, I'm disappointed that we live in a society where bartering is shunned.
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No, it changes into taxes.
I don't understand why you people think enriching the masses to further enrich your riches isn't a requirement to success. I especially don't understand why you people think spending any kind of money on people is a 'handout'.
It sounds like a poor person who wishes they had money planning for what they don't want to do with the money.
There is absolutely no basis for individual rights to firearms or self defense under any contextual interpretation of the second amendment of the United States Constitution. It defines clearly a militia of which is regulated of the people and arms, for the expressed purpose of protection of the free state. Unwillingness to take in even the most basic and whole context of these laws is exactly the road to anarchy.
Have you ever did this crazy thing and put pictures that are important to you on 2 different devices, like maybe a hard drive and a flash USB? Well.. you can do that with bitcoin too.
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"you pray that one of the exchanges is actually open, not crashing long enough for you to actually trade and that your coins are not stolen during the whole process.
not to mention that there is actually a buyer on the other side....."
I find a pretty big difference in having to wait a couple hours because of high traffic or getting your coins stolen. One is reasonably accepted depending on the site, the other is the most important thing in crypto. You will not lose your coins if you are smart and use a reputable site like coinbase, but yes you may have to wait a couple minutes to cash out at times.
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