I can't pay my bills in Bitcoin but I can in USD...
This counts for you but I mean all the rich people which are able to buy art for 100mlns just in order to invest their money somewhere.
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Many good news for Bitcoin and crypto currencies in common over the last weeks. All big central banks around the world doing quantitive easing without a foreseeable end. The prices for luxuary goods, real estates, artworks etc are increasing (inflation rate around 7-10% for such goods). Why is Bitcoin price not increasing with that rate? Actually, it should be the ideal environment for Bitcoin atm. What are the reasons?
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Come on, are you feared about Monero? i don't hold that coin but it has good tech and should not banned in any way. Stop the bashing for serious projects.
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My guess is, there will be a higher tax on machines in the future. On the other hand, the more machines are producing products the higher will be the maintanance and management overhead which creates new jobs. Jobs shift from production to management.
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The truth is, as long as Litecoin is the second most liquid coin - and the most liquid alt - it is still alive.
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Haha, i like your post. Afterwards, don't forget to lend your 350,680 BTC to a honest member who promises to double the amount within hours It is actually fairly easy to make 350,680 BTC. First just use satoshifaucet.wix.com to get up to 5 BTC (claim faucet once every hour, just only 2,500,000 times.) Then just invest 5 BTC at obviousponzi.tk to get 350,680 BTC return in a week. In addition to "Only escrow and don't make deals with newbies via private message", also don't throw away your coins to sites that offer "guaranteed investment returns".Ps, your video is down due copyright things was really excited to see that, bit disappointed now. edit: here we go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5HB1tvHfvU
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Why don't you guys offer your skills in the Service section. There you will surely find interested people.
@OP: if you become a active member of the community and provide your skills for projects then you will find tons of good contacts from time to time.
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I am also be interested in this question! Nice coin logo. I gonna watch the coin. How many total coins?
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@LiteCoinGuy: You should summarize all your threads about newbie introduction stuff into one main thread and ask mods to pin it on the top of the section.
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Yes, the technology is getting more and more attention what is a good progess. I think crypto coins have past the valley it reached after all the bad news and Bitcoin price collapse which brought much depression throughout the community of investors and supporters.
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Well, I follow the wisdoms of Waren Buffet for that coin “Be Fearful When Others Are Greedy and Greedy When Others Are Fearful”
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Actually, there has not been a real stress test for Bitcoin yet, in my opinion. Bitcoin software is currently able to process seven transactions per second. This is not real in oder to replace payment processors like banks.
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Singapore-based Ernst & Young LLP Partner Jan Bellens believes "cryptocurrencies are a great innovation with great upsides for the long-term," as long as the two keys issues, named as security and KYC, get resolved in the short-term. ...
I am wondering what they mean with longterm? 5, 10, 20, 50 years I mean in technology era longterm should mean something between 3-5 years. In the old economy, longterm is defined as 10-50 years.
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Thanks, that's a good one for Python. One more question: How can I get the last trading price (=current price?) of an asset? The API options confuse me a little bit Thanks EvilDave for sharing the infos. Unfortunately, it is not exactly what I am looking for. I am looking for something model-controller based. Not sure if this is any good to you: (Nxt Powertools, written in python) https://github.com/l8orre/nxtPwt
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I don't know exactly. It was around 50 Satoshis. Take a look at some charts of an exchange to get the exact lowest price. Continious slight price increase since weeks. I guess we have seen the absolute bottom of XEM.
How low did it go?
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Back in 2013, TransferWise had stopped processing transfers to Bitcoin exchanges. The money transfer service however was extremely apologetic, and simply blamed their banks for making them take such a “heart-breaking” decision, saying: “The banks – just like everyone else in the sector – are nervous because they don’t know what to think of Bitcoin. The regulators and politicians’ silence on the topic leaves us all in the dark.”
http://www.newsbtc.com/2015/05/20/transferwise-ceo-bitcoin-is-a-friend/
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@TheAltTrader: Thanks for your PM. I haven't got an answer yet. Would be great to know if my skills fit the requirements
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