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Title: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Champ92 on February 02, 2015, 11:48:20 PM
Fckin' ISIS is entangled with bitcoin again?

Millions Worth of Bitcoins Might Be Utilized By ISIS http://bit.ly/1x0qDBU

Is there truth about this news? What is the impact of this on Bitcoin's price and the digital currency as a whole?


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: michinzx on February 03, 2015, 12:07:19 AM
theres lot of incentive for bitcoin to be used for illegal purchases, not really a surprise.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: nextblast on February 03, 2015, 12:12:42 AM
We cannot stop that. Just like what happened to the Internet in the early days.
Bad guys will use it for bad purposes.
If they don't have bitcoin, they'll eventually find other tools.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: dsly on February 03, 2015, 12:16:57 AM
We cannot stop that. Just like what happened to the Internet in the early days.
Bad guys will use it for bad purposes.
If they don't have bitcoin, they'll eventually find other tools.

Maybe we should convince them to use Darkcoin. More anonymous, and will keep the bitcoin clear.
Why won't they take paypal ? :P


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: bitcoinface on February 03, 2015, 12:19:16 AM
isnt isis algoeda i fought we suppressed the religious freaks the must all be nuked their minds are fucked with allahs paradise world they dont understand how insignificant the world is compared to the entire universe... space engine helped me managed those numbers idiots wearing black clof all over them in the summer... retards


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: inBitweTrust on February 03, 2015, 12:30:43 AM
While I don't support ISIS or their philosophy I think its fantastic that users are trusting the network enough to secure their privacy. You know Bitcoin is working as intended when governments cannot attack, prevent or shutdown money transferring on the Bitcoin network.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: bitwarrior on February 03, 2015, 12:40:21 AM
Fckin' ISIS is entangled with bitcoin again?

Millions Worth of Bitcoins Might Be Utilized By ISIS http://bit.ly/1x0qDBU

Is there truth about this news? What is the impact of this on Bitcoin's price and the digital currency as a whole?

It is very possible that they are using bitcoins to fund their Jihad missions. And using the dark web in order to facilitate this implementation.
Bitcoin price may go down due to this but time and time again, bitcoin surely will bounce and get bullish.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: ajaxmoor on February 03, 2015, 12:46:28 AM
While I don't support ISIS or their philosophy I think its fantastic that users are trusting the network enough to secure their privacy. You know Bitcoin is working as intended when governments cannot attack, prevent or shutdown money transferring on the Bitcoin network.

Well, but the government might try to make it illegal, which could turn bad at a later point.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: moriartybitcoin on February 03, 2015, 12:48:29 AM
ISIS and al-qaeda don't use bitcoin, they use couriers and cash, Western Union sometimes. they aren't technical enough to understand or use bitcoin


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: RockMinerOops on February 03, 2015, 12:50:44 AM
ISIS and al-qaeda don't use bitcoin, they use couriers and cash, Western Union sometimes. they aren't technical enough to understand or use bitcoin

One of the most idiotic things I have read in a long time.

So, you can speak for every member of these groups and say that they are too dumb to use bitcoin? 


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: inBitweTrust on February 03, 2015, 12:57:40 AM
Well, but the government might try to make it illegal, which could turn bad at a later point.

Some governments have already made bitcoin illegal and more may follow. I wouldn't want the US or other governments to make it illegal , but doing this would certainly be a better outcome than blacklisting coins  or placing a backdoor on bitcoin.

Lets hope they are smart enough to make the sensible decision and not to drive bitcoin completely in the black market.

We need to keep reminding people that most ISIS fundraising is still done with USD fiat and most terrorism is still funded with usd fiat.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: ajaxmoor on February 03, 2015, 01:00:17 AM
This could very well be a white flag operation by the United states to bring a bad name to bitcoin.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: inBitweTrust on February 03, 2015, 01:03:55 AM
This could very well be a white flag operation by the United states to bring a bad name to bitcoin.

With the amount of trolls on this forum as of late I am beginning to wonder if they are all disgruntled alt supporters or possibly some government shills mixed in. We can only speculate.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: ajaxmoor on February 03, 2015, 01:17:11 AM
This could very well be a white flag operation by the United states to bring a bad name to bitcoin.

With the amount of trolls on this forum as of late I am beginning to wonder if they are all disgruntled alt supporters or possibly some government shills mixed in. We can only speculate.

Well even if you assume they are government FUDS, then the only thing they promote is to dump the price. In no way does a price decrease mean that bitcoin will cease to exist.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: gogxmagog on February 03, 2015, 01:17:50 AM
I'd like to see the forensics behind truely anonymous use of btc. Obviously, if a bad actor gets away with sending btc to ISIS and ISIS converts btc to fiat to buy more bombs or whatever, and it is done 100% untraceably, no one would ever know. But could a theoretical transaction be made, showing how it is done? From original donator to ISIS to cash to bloody swords. I keep hearing opposing claims; btc can be traced, no matter what, and btc can be fully anonymouse, when used properly.

Also, some where along the way, they have to both cash in and cash out. If they aren't, then they are the first ever entity to operate in a 100% btc only ecosystem.
That would make them kinda special in the btc world, wouldn't it.

Anyway, I don't believe they are using, probably not much. They have the same adoption barriers as the rest of us ON TOP of all the other obsticles they face (as they should!)


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Champ92 on February 03, 2015, 01:43:14 AM
This could very well be a white flag operation by the United states to bring a bad name to bitcoin.

With the amount of trolls on this forum as of late I am beginning to wonder if they are all disgruntled alt supporters or possibly some government shills mixed in. We can only speculate.

That could be a possibility too. You cannot underestimate the power of US banking institution


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: cozk on February 03, 2015, 02:10:31 AM
Might... might not.

One thing is for sure, Millions Worth of USD Is Utilized By ISIS


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Champ92 on February 03, 2015, 02:14:58 AM
Might... might not.

One thing is for sure, Millions Worth of USD Is Utilized By ISIS

So you believe the news?


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: cozk on February 03, 2015, 02:16:51 AM
Might... might not.

One thing is for sure, Millions Worth of USD Is Utilized By ISIS

So you believe the news?

Nah there is no proof about the BTC use.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Champ92 on February 03, 2015, 02:56:20 AM
Might... might not.

One thing is for sure, Millions Worth of USD Is Utilized By ISIS

So you believe the news?

Nah there is no proof about the BTC use.

Have you read the article? Maybe not..


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: tvbcof on February 03, 2015, 03:04:52 AM

From another thread:

Speaking of trolls, here's Rickards in attack mode: www.darientimes.com/39695/rickards-fighting-the-islamic-state-with-special-operations/

Note that he never says there *is* terrorist financing via bitcoin, he just makes it sound like a really scary idea. Also fails to mention that ISIS has said they're using gold, and further, that it seems like a really bad idea to commit big crimes using a public ledger. If it wasn't obvious already, SR trial makes that clear.

And of course, he has a number of factual errors, but tries to come across as reasoned by giving btc props here and there. I'd be a lot more willing to accept his legit criticisms (eg, btc hasn't gone through a full econ cycle yet), if he'd quit it with the painfully obvious fear-mongering.

i believe sir, ISIS is using petro-dollar  :-X

(besides USG supplies..)

They do seem nicely decked out in snappy NATO style gear and are driving around in a lot of U.S. manufactured equipment fresh off the assembly line.

Oh ya, now I remember.  3000 rag-tag 'terrorists' routed 30,000 U.S. armed and trained Iraqis who dropped all their equipment in a panic and ran for the hills.  Ya...that's the ticket!  The amazing thing is that nearly all Americans bought that one hook, line, and sinker.

Maybe my brethren can be forgiven since the accounts of the CIA training camps in Jordan and Turkey appeared only in the 'alternate' media and anything anyone reads there is automatically and 'conspiracy theory' and thus automatically the opposite of reality.



Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Champ92 on February 03, 2015, 03:33:29 AM

From another thread:

Speaking of trolls, here's Rickards in attack mode: www.darientimes.com/39695/rickards-fighting-the-islamic-state-with-special-operations/

Note that he never says there *is* terrorist financing via bitcoin, he just makes it sound like a really scary idea. Also fails to mention that ISIS has said they're using gold, and further, that it seems like a really bad idea to commit big crimes using a public ledger. If it wasn't obvious already, SR trial makes that clear.

And of course, he has a number of factual errors, but tries to come across as reasoned by giving btc props here and there. I'd be a lot more willing to accept his legit criticisms (eg, btc hasn't gone through a full econ cycle yet), if he'd quit it with the painfully obvious fear-mongering.

i believe sir, ISIS is using petro-dollar  :-X

(besides USG supplies..)

They do seem nicely decked out in snappy NATO style gear and are driving around in a lot of U.S. manufactured equipment fresh off the assembly line.

Oh ya, now I remember.  3000 rag-tag 'terrorists' routed 30,000 U.S. armed and trained Iraqis who dropped all their equipment in a panic and ran for the hills.  Ya...that's the ticket!  The amazing thing is that nearly all Americans bought that one hook, line, and sinker.

Maybe my brethren can be forgiven since the accounts of the CIA training camps in Jordan and Turkey appeared only in the 'alternate' media and anything anyone reads there is automatically and 'conspiracy theory' and thus automatically the opposite of reality.


And now they are using gold. LOL.
I may believe the news when they will get enough evidence about it.
Maybe the webste was just made by a bitcoin scammer to get more bitcoin out from the ISIS "subject"


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: DaveSaldana123 on February 03, 2015, 08:22:25 AM
So they're using Bitcoin?

I thought ISIS members doesnt even know how to use spoons and forks?


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Elwar on February 03, 2015, 08:37:19 AM
This and the 2 other "Bitcoin is used by terrorists!" threads bumped by: MasterCasino, BigGameCAsino, JohnsCasino (see any resemblance?).

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Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: DaveSaldana123 on February 03, 2015, 09:57:59 AM
So they're using Bitcoin?

I thought ISIS members doesnt even know how to use spoons and forks?

I know for a fact that they don't know how to press the button on top of a toilet to flush it.

The only evidence shown for ISIS using Bitcoin has been one guy on some ISIS forum posting a Bitcoin link that brought in 5 bitcoins...in the US.


So, here you go:

1HB5XMLmzFVj8ALj6mfBsbifRoD4miY36v

Send bitcoins here and I will give the money to US soldiers.


US military funded by bitcoins.

Any truth about this?


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Elwar on February 03, 2015, 03:35:56 PM
This and the 2 other "Bitcoin is used by terrorists!" threads bumped by: MasterCasino, BigGameCAsino, JohnsCasino (see any resemblance?).

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Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: DaveSaldana123 on February 03, 2015, 03:37:33 PM
Any truth about this?

Wulkan found a dark web site that urged supporters to donate bitcoin to the cause. The message, posted by a user named Abu Mustafa, stated that bitcoin donations are accepted by the cell.

"There was smoke, and now we have found the fire," Wulkan told Haaretz.

The bitcoin address listed on the site received around 5 BTC before being shut down. Furthermore, Wulkan said this could be a one-off fundraising effort, or even a hoax or a joke.

http://www.coindesk.com/researcher-suggests-isis-fundraising-bitcoin/

That is very horrifying to hear.  :(


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Madness on February 03, 2015, 03:38:55 PM
Fckin' ISIS is entangled with bitcoin again?

Millions Worth of Bitcoins Might Be Utilized By ISIS http://bit.ly/1x0qDBU

Is there truth about this news? What is the impact of this on Bitcoin's price and the digital currency as a whole?

Islamic state "Iraq & Syria" , those countries aren't really bitcoin friendly . are they ? So I don't understand how they are using them to be honest unless for online purshases .
I don't even get why a bunch of people with Rifles & guns will need any money anyway (Digital currency or fiat ) :o

~ Madness


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: SirChiko on February 03, 2015, 03:41:49 PM
This could very well be a white flag operation by the United states to bring a bad name to bitcoin.

With the amount of trolls on this forum as of late I am beginning to wonder if they are all disgruntled alt supporters or possibly some government shills mixed in. We can only speculate.

Well even if you assume they are government FUDS, then the only thing they promote is to dump the price. In no way does a price decrease mean that bitcoin will cease to exist.
Fiat is used waay more for illegal activities so what's point of saying that about btc? Also they have to exchange it into fiat again.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Elwar on February 03, 2015, 03:42:56 PM
This and the 2 other "Bitcoin is used by terrorists!" threads bumped by: MasterCasino, BigGameCAsino, JohnsCasino (see any resemblance?).

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Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Superstars on February 03, 2015, 04:25:34 PM
i never know about isis and what they do i think they want
gettin interaction more


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: DaveSaldana123 on February 04, 2015, 01:22:34 AM
Any truth about this?

Wulkan found a dark web site that urged supporters to donate bitcoin to the cause. The message, posted by a user named Abu Mustafa, stated that bitcoin donations are accepted by the cell.

"There was smoke, and now we have found the fire," Wulkan told Haaretz.

The bitcoin address listed on the site received around 5 BTC before being shut down. Furthermore, Wulkan said this could be a one-off fundraising effort, or even a hoax or a joke.

http://www.coindesk.com/researcher-suggests-isis-fundraising-bitcoin/

That is very horrifying to hear.  :(

how so?

You're worried about what one guy in the US did?

Or are you worried that ISIS starts using Bitcoin and finds out how much better it is than fiat and implements and becomes a successful nation because of their superior currency?

Have you heard about what they're doing all over the world? Have you heard about their BIFF faction who killed 44 police in Asia.
ISIS should not be tolerated. It doesnt matter if they use bitcoin or fiat.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Elwar on February 04, 2015, 07:59:58 AM
This and the 2 other "Bitcoin is used by terrorists!" threads bumped by: MasterCasino, BigGameCAsino, JohnsCasino (see any resemblance?).

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Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: tvbcof on February 04, 2015, 08:39:33 AM
Have you heard about what they're doing all over the world? Have you heard about their BIFF faction who killed 44 police in Asia.
ISIS should not be tolerated. It doesnt matter if they use bitcoin or fiat.

I don't watch Fox News so I don't track all of the bad things that ISIS does on a day to day basis.

Yet another group armed by Americans (John McCain) that didn't stay within the confines of what we wanted them to do.

Them using a trackable currency in the US would only help.

I'm not so sure about that.  Seems to me that they pop up as a pretty convenient boogie-man pretty much on cue whenever we need an excuse to bomb something or demonize something or whatever.

And just the 'news' that ISIS have beheaded someone sends the sheep into a panicked stampede.  It's a good thing that almost nobody actually watches the vids of the so-called beheadings...they are so damn fake it's genuinely funny.  The sad thing is that the very same day that one of the ISIS beheading was supposed to have taken place there were like 19 real ones in Saudi Arabia including one for 'witchcraft' and nobody in the U.S. gave a damn about that.  But the Saudis are our friends I guess.  Someday we'll achieve the goal of glorious Democracy in over there in the gulf monarchies.  I know that's true because when they called my ass back in for 'desert storm' a quarter of a century ago that's what they told me.



Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Bitcoinexp on February 04, 2015, 08:43:59 AM
Well... bitcoin's transactions are almost immediate ( ~10 minutes if you include confirmation). I have a question though: what can a terrorist organization buy with bitcoin that they can't already buy with fiat?  ???


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Kprawn on February 04, 2015, 08:58:33 AM
People really think, they can stop them, if they do not use Bitcoin? There are a gazillion other ways for them to fund terrorism.

You can buy fake credit cards and debit cards and loads of other things online to fund these things. You only need 1 x AK47 to shoot a policemen in the street. {This has been proven in Paris}

We live in a VERY cruel world, where people need to justify their religion with guns. The USA have guns everywhere... Some people own heavy weapons, that can kill thousands, and it's legal.

I do not have the sollution for this sick world, but I know a mouth is better than a gun.

To try to stop Bitcoin, because a VERY small percentage of people might use it to fund terrorism, is in my opinion the wrong angle to follow.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: oblivi on February 04, 2015, 08:27:30 PM
Well... bitcoin's transactions are almost immediate ( ~10 minutes if you include confirmation). I have a question though: what can a terrorist organization buy with bitcoin that they can't already buy with fiat?  ???
A lot of things if they are buying them from far away, coz thy would need irl cash.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: M28MmickT on February 04, 2015, 08:33:15 PM
Just another way to scam people, raising btc in kind of a sick way.

Ask yourself do they need to use bitcoin? imo No they do not they have got along just fine without it.

But if they did that's alot of new money going into Bitcoin  ::)


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Dondie on February 06, 2015, 09:37:39 AM
Fckin' ISIS is entangled with bitcoin again?

Millions Worth of Bitcoins Might Be Utilized By ISIS http://bit.ly/1x0qDBU

Is there truth about this news? What is the impact of this on Bitcoin's price and the digital currency as a whole?

As long as they're using Bitcoin, that will be good for us.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: BitNerd on February 06, 2015, 10:08:37 AM
Fckin' ISIS is entangled with bitcoin again?

Millions Worth of Bitcoins Might Be Utilized By ISIS http://bit.ly/1x0qDBU

Is there truth about this news? What is the impact of this on Bitcoin's price and the digital currency as a whole?

And did you know ISIS also uses fiat, guns, ammo, cars, fuel, clothes, food, water, and even breathe oxygen? Maybe all those things are evil because they support crime!


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Elwar on February 06, 2015, 10:38:22 AM
This and the 2 other "Bitcoin is used by terrorists!" threads bumped by: MasterCasino, BigGameCAsino, JohnsCasino (see any resemblance?).

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Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: vennali on February 06, 2015, 12:32:57 PM
Fckin' ISIS is entangled with bitcoin again?

Millions Worth of Bitcoins Might Be Utilized By ISIS http://bit.ly/1x0qDBU

Is there truth about this news? What is the impact of this on Bitcoin's price and the digital currency as a whole?

And did you know ISIS also uses fiat, guns, ammo, cars, fuel, clothes, food, water, and even breathe oxygen? Maybe all those things are evil because they support crime!

I stopped caring about it long ago.. well..atleast they found out the advantages of BTC...not its time normal ppl do too..


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: JohnsCasino on February 06, 2015, 01:08:32 PM
But bitcoin was designed to be convenient for folks like ISIS isn't it ? Freedom has its costs and this is perhaps one of them.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Bitzkrieg on February 07, 2015, 05:09:01 AM
But bitcoin was designed to be convenient for folks like ISIS isn't it ? Freedom has its costs and this is perhaps one of them.

Its designed to be convenient for everyone. That's why the government should not focusing their attention to bitcoin but to the terrorists instead.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: BigGameCAsino on February 09, 2015, 03:20:18 AM
Fckin' ISIS is entangled with bitcoin again?

Millions Worth of Bitcoins Might Be Utilized By ISIS http://bit.ly/1x0qDBU

Is there truth about this news? What is the impact of this on Bitcoin's price and the digital currency as a whole?

Good or bad publicity it is still publicity.
IT doesnt matter, good thing is they are using bitcoin.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: MasterCasino on February 12, 2015, 12:02:18 PM
Fckin' ISIS is entangled with bitcoin again?

Millions Worth of Bitcoins Might Be Utilized By ISIS http://bit.ly/1x0qDBU

Is there truth about this news? What is the impact of this on Bitcoin's price and the digital currency as a whole?

Yeah bitcoin is the money for terrorists


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Elwar on February 12, 2015, 04:27:38 PM
This and the 2 other "Bitcoin is used by terrorists!" threads bumped by: MasterCasino, BigGameCAsino, JohnsCasino (see any resemblance?).

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Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: viboracecata on February 12, 2015, 04:50:20 PM
This and the 2 other "Bitcoin is used by terrorists!" threads bumped by: MasterCasino, BigGameCAsino, JohnsCasino (see any resemblance?).

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How you hell find this, what's his purpose to do that?


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: AtheistAKASaneBrain on February 12, 2015, 05:34:03 PM
This and the 2 other "Bitcoin is used by terrorists!" threads bumped by: MasterCasino, BigGameCAsino, JohnsCasino (see any resemblance?).

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How you hell find this, what's his purpose to do that?
His purpose is spread negative propaganda on Bitcoin and scare potential investors.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: cubanos on February 18, 2015, 06:36:08 AM
Fckin' ISIS is entangled with bitcoin again?

Millions Worth of Bitcoins Might Be Utilized By ISIS http://bit.ly/1x0qDBU

Is there truth about this news? What is the impact of this on Bitcoin's price and the digital currency as a whole?

As long as they're using Bitcoin, that will be good for us.

ISIS are too dumb to use Bitcoin.

We should not worry about it.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Itsumo on February 20, 2015, 02:11:30 PM
Fckin' ISIS is entangled with bitcoin again?

Millions Worth of Bitcoins Might Be Utilized By ISIS http://bit.ly/1x0qDBU

Is there truth about this news? What is the impact of this on Bitcoin's price and the digital currency as a whole?

As long as they're using Bitcoin, that will be good for us.

ISIS are too dumb to use Bitcoin.

We should not worry about it.

Fuck them

I just hope obama will kill them all.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: RodeoX on February 20, 2015, 02:21:31 PM
I would expect that they are using BTC. It seems to me that if they are, it is being used in a very limited way. DASCH does have enough tech savvy members who would understand the importance of bitcoin. They also have a strong incentive considering their need to move money around the world. Making it even more attractive is the fact that bitcoin plays nicely with Islamic banking rules.

Then again, they are currently gearing up to produce their own gold coins. I suspect people will continue to use gold anyway. 


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: koelen3 on February 20, 2015, 07:24:51 PM
you really think million worth of bitcoins will be used by ISIS ???
why would they use something that is traceable and govt. will surely look into such big movement


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: oblivi on February 20, 2015, 07:50:29 PM
you really think million worth of bitcoins will be used by ISIS ???
why would they use something that is traceable and govt. will surely look into such big movement
Most of the money will keep being moved in USD because is the mot accepted world wide, btc is still a small niche.


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: koelen3 on February 20, 2015, 07:52:10 PM
you really think million worth of bitcoins will be used by ISIS ???
why would they use something that is traceable and govt. will surely look into such big movement
Most of the money will keep being moved in USD because is the mot accepted world wide, btc is still a small niche.

Yes , so them using BTC instead of USD is totally irrelevant


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: Gotti III on February 25, 2015, 03:00:06 PM
Fckin' ISIS is entangled with bitcoin again?

Millions Worth of Bitcoins Might Be Utilized By ISIS http://bit.ly/1x0qDBU

Is there truth about this news? What is the impact of this on Bitcoin's price and the digital currency as a whole?

They passed on them I think http://bitforum.info/t/did-isis-really-passed-on-bitcoin/338/1


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: networthsigns on February 25, 2015, 03:21:54 PM
They wouldn't use bitcoins as i know as that will bring many eyes on them and also hard to pay


Title: Re: ISIS and Bitcoin Again
Post by: ShintoshiBTC on March 03, 2015, 03:51:39 PM
Fckin' ISIS is entangled with bitcoin again?

Millions Worth of Bitcoins Might Be Utilized By ISIS http://bit.ly/1x0qDBU

Is there truth about this news? What is the impact of this on Bitcoin's price and the digital currency as a whole?

There is no concrete evidence that ISIS is using Bitcoin,

There are some reports that the group is using some sort of 'currency' but there wasnt any official statement yet.