I think it is better to ask our employers to pay us bitcoin instead of fiat. That will save us trading fees.
are you have tried it with your bos ? bitcoin is not popular in "offline life/real life" only some people who know and use bitcoin I'm a business owner and am paying salary using bitcoin. enjoy..!! wow it's awesome, amazing how many of your employees ? can you share some detail about your company? maybe im interesting to join at your company
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Iam waiting it too , but im very happy we can use https://www.gyft.com/ to buying coupon for amazon , ebay and more use bitcoin ebay has interesting with bitpay system, maybe in near future he would accept bitcoin
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I think it is better to ask our employers to pay us bitcoin instead of fiat. That will save us trading fees.
are you have tried it with your bos ? bitcoin is not popular in "offline life/real life" only some people who know and use bitcoin
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yess!!!!!!!!!! bitcoin is real money we can buying everything use it also you can exchange bitcoin to any currency in the world
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For financial institutions, blockchain technology holds great promise as a way to drive efficiencies into financial payment and settlement systems that have been slow to change. It also offers the potential to revolutionize the issuance and tracking of stocks and shares. Over the last year, many of the world’s biggest banks have started seriously experimenting with the blockchain as a means to solve a variety of issues with legacy financial systems. To this end, many banks have started their own research projects or joined consortiums to experiment with the technology, explore use cases, and, potentially, bring banking into a new era of efficiency and connectivity. http://www.coindesk.com/coindesks-report-on-banking-and-the-blockchain-now-available/
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First Global Credit, one of the world’s first companies that allows people to hold onto their bitcoins while using them to generate profits recently hosted the most successful in its series of market trading competitions, the 100 Bitcoin Trading Challenge. Over 1,300 players participated using a demonstration platform to trade high growth stocks, ETFs and bitcoin FX. There were 3 competition winners but players participated from Malaysia, Thailand, Venezuela, Panama, Brazil, South Africa, Australia, Mexico, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Israel, Germany, Spain, France, Switzerland and even Lichtenstein. There were three divisions in the competition based on different profit generation strategies including stock trading, currency trading and those who made profits by trading both stocks and currencies. Of the three winners residing in the US and UK, two of them have won previous competitions hosted by First Global. http://www.newsbtc.com/2015/12/22/winners-of-the-100-bitcoin-trading-challenge/
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I was at the mall. I was ready to shop for presents. But I couldn't find anyone who would take my money. Heck, when I asked if I could pay with it, many looked at me as if I was from Mars! To be fair, I wasn't offering to pay in dollars. I wasn't trying to use my credit card or even Apple Pay. Instead, I was trying to spend some bitcoin. Now, I know. The computer-based currency still seems a little new, even though it's been around for six years. And it works differently than cash or credit cards. You typically store coins in a smartphone app or Web service, not in a physical wallet, for example. And to make a payment, you typically scan a QR-code, the square bar codes, rather than handing over bills or swiping a card. http://www.mercurynews.com/troy-wolverton/ci_29299668/wolverton-bitcoin-revolution-can-be-hard-find-at
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"For" better and "far" better is two very different things. I tried western union and their fees are way to big. I think WU is just better in one way , when u need to take money they have many offices in many towns. I think that is what btc needs easier way to cash out.
You can cash out your bitcoin every day everywhere , You need only Bitstamp account and bank account. If all people in the world use bitcoin we can send money without think about "office" in each city.
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i hope we can reach $1000 not only $700 Im buying 0.5BTC at price $430 lastday and now im still hodl my bitcoin
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Bitcoin Is real Money Bitcoin Is Future Of money Bitcoin Is my way Bitcoin Is my life Bitcoin Is awesome
Bitcoin Is My wife
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Corporate computing giant IBM has teamed up with financial institutions like JP Morgan, the London Stock Exchange and Wells Fargo as well as a handful of top tech companies like Cisco and Intel to create an open source Blockchain. According to a few media reports, the project is being called Open Ledger Project and it will be managed by the same non-profit foundation that runs the Linux operating system, the Linux Foundation. Talking to Fortune about the Open Ledger Project, Jerry Cuomo, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of IBM’s software group, commented that “I think bitcoin is an interesting application for blockchain, but there are thousands of applications and wider use cases beyond that.” “I don’t have a strong opinion on cryptocurrencies, but I have a strong opinion on the blockchain as a solution for contracts and supply chains and the Internet of Things,” he added. http://paymentweek.com/2015-12-21-ibm-led-open-ledger-project-may-change-the-financial-world-for-good-9197/
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Every day I see more analogies between the early years of the Internet and the evolution of the blockchain. In 1994, when the web came along, websites were the novelty, and up until about 1998, we kept lists of Global 2000 companies with or without websites. It took about three years before most companies were on-board. Then, many of these early sites were criticized for being just glorified brochures or information sheets, and we looked to Amazon as one of the few companies that actually conducted business on the Internet. http://www.forbes.com/sites/valleyvoices/2015/12/21/why-the-blockchain-is-the-new-website/
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Bank of America is trying to load up on patents for the technology behind bitcoinBankers may not think bitcoin will ever go fully mainstream, but they clearly believe there is value in the technology that powers such cryptocurrencies, known as blockchain. On Dec. 17, the US Patent office published 10 blockchain-related patents filed by Bank of America in July 2014. The patents haven’t been granted yet, but the filings demonstrate the bank’s interest in using blockchain technology to revamp its backend operations, which, like other financial institutions, are largely paper-based. http://qz.com/578974/bank-of-america-is-trying-to-load-up-on-patents-for-the-technology-behind-bitcoin/
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Nikolai Nikiforov, the Russian Minister for Communications and Mass Media spoke about Bitcoin’s underlying technology, the blockchain. The Minister notes the distributed ledger technology as “very interesting” and intends to monitor its development going forward. Speaking at the ‘Internet Economy’ forum today, the Russian Minister for Communications and Mass Media, Nikolai Nikiforov elaborated on “necessity to explore the use of blockchain technology in the best interests of the public.” https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/russian-information-minister-keen-explore-blockchain-technology/
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Ross William Ulbricht was an idealistic Eagle Scout who earned a full scholarship to the University of Texas, where he studied physics, before pursuing a graduate degree. Not exactly the type of guy you picture being the kingpin of a $1.2 billion drug marketplace. But that’s exactly what he was......... http://www.wired.com/2015/12/the-untold-story-of-silk-roads-rise-and-fall/
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Bitcoin evangelist, public speaker and community director of the Counterparty Foundation, Chris DeRose is also a journalist and software developer. In this special feature, he looks into the state of blockchain businesses during 2015 and looks forward to what the future holds. If one wanted to survey the state of private blockchains in 2015, it would be hard to find a better example than by simply watching the blockchain panel at this year's Innotribe conference. In front of a large group of finance professionals, "blockchain experts" and audience alike agreed that blockchains were the wave of the future – despite a complete lack of consensus on what a blockchain is. Or even why one is needed. http://www.coindesk.com/big-banks-blockchains-wrong-2015/
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$750,000 from the investment is going toward additional investment in Spondoolies, raising BTCS's stake to 9.6%. BTCS (OTCMKTS:BTCS), formerly Bitcoin Shop, has raised another $1.45 million in financing. Cavalry Fund LP led the round, which was closed on December 16. BTCS, which now engages primarily in bitcoin mining, needed the injection of cash in order to continue operations. For several quarters, the company indicated in filings that its financial position leaves “substantial doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.” http://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/btcs-raises-1-45-million-increases-stake-in-spondoolies-tech/
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