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Title: is BTC the new revolutionary currency? Post by: alphaguru on February 05, 2013, 10:06:06 PM The more I have been researching on BTC the more I feel that it might just be the next revolutionary currency.
Seems to me most banks are failing and somehow bank fees just keep going up. Soon people will start to seek a cheaper alternative. I still dont know where my tax dollars get spent seems like its always going to the wrong hands. i like how BTC is all about trust and reputation..... I mean you build a proper relationship with the person you doing business with and at least you have that to fall back on. a big bank with all the fancy insurance and funds protection still cant protect you these days What are your thoughts on where BTC will be in the next few years? how fast will it develop? what are you doing to prepare? Title: Re: is BTC the new revolutionary currency? Post by: knight22 on February 05, 2013, 11:50:22 PM how fast will it develop? The fact that developers and programmers can pay themselves with this currency from anywhere in the world accelerate A LOT bitcoin developments. Title: Re: is BTC the new revolutionary currency? Post by: bitcoins...BIIITCOINS on February 06, 2013, 05:35:05 AM I think the growth will be exponential. I'm trying to accumulate as many bitcoin as I can and spread that word at any opportunity I get
Title: Re: is BTC the new revolutionary currency? Post by: alphaguru on February 06, 2013, 10:56:18 AM i am thinking of accepting it for my business, whats the best way to start?
Title: Re: is BTC the new revolutionary currency? Post by: knight22 on February 06, 2013, 12:16:23 PM i am thinking of accepting it for my business, whats the best way to start? Check with one of these https://bitpay.com/ https://walletbit.com/ http://bitping.net/ https://mtgox.com/merchant https://bitspend.eu/ https://www.okpay.com/ https://paysius.com/ http://acceptbit.com/ http://www.bitcoinmonitor.net/ https://www.bitcoin247.com Title: Re: is BTC the new revolutionary currency? Post by: pixelcoin on February 06, 2013, 04:29:52 PM Only time will tell, Bitcoin is still very much in its infancy, and it's hard to say how the community would react to something like a government actively working against it (which very well could happen if Bitcoin becomes popular enough and is used for tax avoidance).
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