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121  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BBC website featuring bitcoin price on: March 25, 2013, 01:26:55 PM
yep and IMF looks suitably pissed off too.
122  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: -= Galaxy 1 - 20nm ASIC Announcement =- on: March 25, 2013, 01:20:29 PM
I am a bit surprised that you plan to cool 32amps/120V in a 4U case. Care to comment on that?

123  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Why is UK so slow to jump on this? on: March 25, 2013, 12:57:34 PM
A company run by bums and ignoring laws can get some headway but yep problems with banks would be the end of it eventually.

A company with proper financial backing that would not want to risk it all and be clearly unlawful would find it too difficult and expensive to run perhaps.

As the result no proper exchange in GBP space.
124  Bitcoin / Press / Re: 2013-03-24 Slashdot.org - Will Legitimacy Spoil Bitcoin? on: March 25, 2013, 12:39:36 PM
Slashdot is pretty much irrelevant these days
125  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Why is UK so slow to jump on this? on: March 25, 2013, 12:14:51 PM
I guess red tape is too thick. This is why no viable UK based exchange. Treatment of VAT and FSA licensing probably throwing the spanners in the works.
126  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Which companies in Bitcoin economy have exposure to Bank of Cyprus? on: March 25, 2013, 12:12:30 PM
40% headchop and capital controls could mean a death of some companies if they are caught by this.


127  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Can I accept Bitcoin payments from Europe? on: March 25, 2013, 12:05:15 PM
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Merchant_Howto

This is a good start. One could also avoid paying 1% to those payment processor and process transactions without them.


Note to self: when really bored create a free open source virtualbox image that replaces bitpay. But I would prefer that someone steals this idea.


128  Economy / Speculation / Re: MtGox: "buy all you can". on: March 25, 2013, 11:02:58 AM
68000 BTC on ask at gox all the way to 10k$/BTC mark. This is just about 12 BTC per new account. Good luck.

Well, of course, 68k ask is just a tip of the iceberg and more bitcoins can be transferred in quickly, but anyway.  Cool


Vlad,
The world is about to teach the central banks/IMF which end of the chain the dog is on. Bitcoin has just begun to uncoil its massive grasp and with one flick of the tail all of the southern European nations are reeling.
The next round will be containment against Bitcoin, the legitimacy and primacy of fiat banking, and awareness of a new player in finance.
The 10k summit is in reach? I think you called that in summer '11 when you made bold predictions about a hockey stick and projections for BTC.
Check your notes!
Priceless
FF

Hey FF. Well pointing finger into the sky is something I love to do. Let's wait and see.

129  Economy / Economics / Re: Why Are Bitcoins Worth $70? on: March 25, 2013, 11:00:56 AM
yes. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157361
130  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BBC website featuring bitcoin price on: March 25, 2013, 10:58:50 AM
patent it
131  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: 21 mio Bitcoins - an implemented end of life? on: March 25, 2013, 10:53:02 AM
Hello,

if there are only 21million BTC ever, then I can't imagine, that this system will last very long! Since people loose, lost and will loose their wallets, the quantity of coins will decrease continually until there are so few coins left, that the system cannot work anymore! Where am I wrong?  Huh

Do not worry. I'll keep 1 BTC for such an eventuality. Then the world economy can buy it from me use it to run itself.

132  Economy / Economics / Re: this is a bubble. on: March 25, 2013, 10:32:45 AM
as oakpacific said. It is not daytraders buying 1mil$ worth of BTC in one go just to dump it once macd or some goat entrails tells them to. There are folks that buying some BTC for a decade or two. They are driving this market.

133  Economy / Economics / Re: European Union is robbing its citizens' bank accounts. 9.9% to be confiscated. on: March 25, 2013, 10:27:34 AM
Ohh and now they did not kick any cans down the road. They did not give them LOAN of 10b on condition that Cypriots suicide their economy for it.

I am perfectly fine with central bankers suddenly becoming prudent and allowing weak to die out. The point is. It is not what is happening. They will still maintain zombi banks all over but Cyprus.

Anyway, whatever they do it all comes crashing down in the end, they just have accelerated this process a bit by bullying Cyprus.

134  Economy / Economics / Re: European Union is robbing its citizens' bank accounts. 9.9% to be confiscated. on: March 25, 2013, 10:21:47 AM
EU has intentionally destroyed the economy of Cyprus by refusing to create an extra 6 billion accounting entry in their computers. This is all.

Are you saying you want the european central bank to create the money for every bad debt out there, moral hazard and inflation be damned?

Isn't it exactly what they were doing all the time? Oh of course it was to save German and French banks not some tiny island nation.




135  Economy / Speculation / Re: To all of you that sold < $60 in the past few days... on: March 25, 2013, 10:12:48 AM
On this board the bulls reserve the right to tease the bears. It is a loooong way to 10k$ We need something for entertainment while gox clears that backlog.



136  Economy / Speculation / price action this week on: March 25, 2013, 10:09:11 AM
Looking at gox market depth. It seems that so far for this week (or today maybe) the plan is to break heavy resistance around 73-75, then all the way to 99 with a quick pit stop at 89.
137  Economy / Economics / Re: European Union is robbing its citizens' bank accounts. 9.9% to be confiscated. on: March 25, 2013, 09:51:21 AM
True.

Apparently German votes demand that. So it could not have been helped.

138  Economy / Economics / Re: European Union is robbing its citizens' bank accounts. 9.9% to be confiscated. on: March 25, 2013, 09:40:05 AM
I think the anger is pretty much about discrimination Cyprus has experiences and about their most important industry of Cyprus intentionally destroyed by eubullies while preserving their German and French own banks that  are equally insolvent.

But it is ok, it is only Russian mobsters who got haircut or more likely a headchop. So no biggie.

EU has intentionally destroyed the economy of Cyprus by refusing to create an extra 6 billion accounting entry in their computers. This is all.




139  Economy / Economics / Re: Why does inflation happen? on: March 25, 2013, 09:34:00 AM
Go to school.
When you loan money, the government creates that money, and puts it in your bank account.
You just caused inflation.

The money you recieve doesnt "leave" someone elses' pocket, they just typed into the computer that $10,000 is now in your account.
Wanna go back before Credit Cards?, Okay. Get ANY KIND OF LOAN, You just caused inflation.

Exactly what I said.

Once a sucker shows up and signs for a entry to be created on debit side of his or her balance sheet (loan/liability) banksters do a shaman dance and create it along with a corresponding entry on credit side of their balance sheet. This creates money and inflation.

After that whatever transaction are done wit that money it travels netween balance sheets of whatever entities and it changes nothing except sometimes generating some extra fees for banks in the process.

Eventually the sucker that asked for money to be created on debit side of his balance sheet defaults, money get destroyed (written off) on corresponding credit side of balance sheet of banksters. This is deflation. It is not big deal as another sucker will come for loan and there are fees and interest that was generated by money while it was in existence. Rinse and repeat.

The trick is to stop considering relationship a specific person and a specific bank but to look at it more generally. There are suckers and there is a parasitic cartel feeding on them.


This is basically our modern monetary system, everything else is smoke and mirrors.


140  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: FinCen and MtGox on: March 25, 2013, 09:08:31 AM
Considering all the BS one need to suffer to get "approved" with MtGox, all those APOSTILED document they require... yea they are fine with FinCEN and their ilk most likely. It is quicker and easier to marry than to open an account with gox.
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