Living Room of Satoshi Users Can Pay Bills With Ethereum Paying bills with cryptocurrency has been somewhat easy in Australia. Thanks to the service provided by Living Room of Satoshi, bitcoin can be sued to pay everyday expenses. The company has now added support for Ethereum, which is quite an interesting development. It also goes to show there is a growing demand to use Ether as a payment method for bills and services. Living Room of Satoshi has always been a popular service among cryptocurrency users. Although this service is only available in Australia, LRoS has been quite successful over the years. Keeping in mind how the Australian government is not necessarily pro-Bitcoin, it is somewhat remarkable the company has been around for so long. Moreaus gov not pro bitcoin/cryptocurrency, they certainly recognise it as a form of wealth and payments since 2014 https://www.ato.gov.au/general/gen/tax-treatment-of-crypto-currencies-in-australia---specifically-bitcoin/ |
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ingredients for market movement
Bitcoin goes on bull run
add some fud
find another coin to pump
add some more hype to other coin
play market signals fear v euphoria
euphoria of other coin reaches max
back into bitcoin
hype some more
all euphoria exhausted, dump
seems to be working well at the moment, more fud to come and hype on the other coin - fundamental trading speculation...
Fundamental trading is a method by which a trader focuses on company-specific events to determine which stock to buy and when to buy it.
bitcoin staying steady, technical indicators undecided (spinning tops), down trend seem to be about to break out, how about that rocket from ltc wow |
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ingredients for market movement
Bitcoin goes on bull run
add some fud
find another coin to pump
add some more hype to other coin
play market signals fear v euphoria
euphoria of other coin reaches max
back into bitcoin
hype some more
all euphoria exhausted, dump
seems to be working well at the moment, more fud to come and hype on the other coin - fundamental trading speculation...
Fundamental trading is a method by which a trader focuses on company-specific events to determine which stock to buy and when to buy it.
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so in reality people are choosing a centralized blockchain over a decentralized blockchain, is that right? |
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I love using a currency that is decentralised and I can profit from myself via mining or trading. As well I can transfer my money anywhere in the world and buy anything in the world with it.
What a great idea this bitcoin is..
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Always compare the timing of theses reports to the price of bitcoin.
These reports and discussions on mining, forks, segwit etc etc etc seem to always occur when volume and price increase.
Yet seem to disappear when the price is low
coincidence.....
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successful send transaction |
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trying to get coins out of ethereum.org/ether presale wallet
using kraken but it keeps failing
any suggestions other than Ethereum Wallet and Mist 0.8.9
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I'm disappointed. Jbreher is like the smartest of you apes and this was a pretty feeble attempt at trying to portray bitcoin as having traits of money equal or better than metals: The fact that bitcoin can be so called "upgraded", which really just means changed, means it's not anti-fragile by default.
On this point, you minsunderstand the definition of anti-fragile. By definition, in order to be anti-fragile, a thing must be able to evolve. No, it does not. Money is supposed to be boring - it's not supposed to "evolve" ... Jeebus - now you're copy-pasting across subs? OK, I'll play along, and copy-paste my reply from where it belongs over to here where you insisted on draging it: Stay on point. I did not say 'money needs to be able to evolve', I said that the definition of 'anti-fragile' necessarily is imbued with the ability to evolve. You can claim that something needs to be unchanging if you want. While I disagree with you on this point, it is not a conversation I wish to carry out with you. You have a lot of monetary ideas which I think are just plain wrong, but they are axiomatic to you, and I don't care to tilt against that windmill. However, when you appropriate a defined term, and claim a use for it exactly opposite of its accepted definition -- such as your misappropriation of anti-fragile -- you can expect to get called out on it. the most amazing thing about bitcoin is you can build on top of it, create all manner of apps, applications, programming to incorporate a secure ledger into financial and business operations. thus ensuring bitcoin does evolve yet remains the same in essence there is no need for a strongly tested financial network to evolve but yet can evolve with external systems this is what i love about bitcoin |
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Pretty interesting article on what the bankers have been attempting over the last 45 years. Apparently they've spent this entire time trying to demonetize gold and force SDR notes on people while forbidding other CBs from purchasing gold at all, yet China and Russian CBs are both buying it by the boatload now. They've been working on trying to force this completely top down controlled "cashless" monetary system devoid of real money longer than people imagine. If you attempt to buy or use gold as a CB, you become an enemy of the Zionist monetary regime run by the IMF and BIS, and they use their military arm (the Zionist occupied United States) to attack you:
just read an article about all that no wonder Nixon was hammered always follow the money, who gets hurt when their profits tumble and the laws change to suit them, never for the public tin foil hat conspiracy only when solar cells were profitable to big industry do we see emission schemes and carbon tax. When we stop the destruction of land and water, which is the most critical part to clean air, our environment will recover (is the climate change agenda to support big industry first under the guise of clean energy and climate change?) how does one know these days this can be applied to bitcoin as well, banks foresee the loss of profit from bitcoin and attack it with laws under the guise of terrorism you could apply this approach to all democratic propaganda thrown at the public under the guise of doing what is right for the public. its not always true but in many cases it does benefit banks and big industry, you may find a disgusting tale of ensuring the public is afflicted to extort their wealth |
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is it time for the bull to charge?  |
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what is a bit and how do I get the coin?
localbitcoins.com or coinbase.com Godspeed, things are going to get crazy  a bit (binary digit) is the smallest piece of data on a computer - 8 bits to a byte, 1000 bytes to a kilobyte, 1000 kb to a megabyte etc etc etc a bitcoin is data used as a currency a bitcoin is divisible by 100 million 0.00000001 of a bitcoin is commonly called a satoshi currently 12 US cents would by you 10000 satoshi's or 0.00010000 of a bitcoin hope my math is right and this helps you, apologies if you already new this but I went to this website and it says im downloading 10000 bits a second and if thats true where are those 10000 bits of satoshis going to? how do i check my wallet to see how much i have? really https://bitcoin.org/en/has all the information that can answer your questions is troll being troll - has no problem selling 1000k of coins on previous threads ..."i know the feels man.. I spent the 10~ coins I had back when I mined them aswell. Atleast I had .62 leftover for the first ath"... |
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market is speaking to me, its saying "recommending all in" I'm not a speculator, so maybe I'm wrong, but I'd imagine the time to go all in was sometime in the past three years, probably right around when "Bitcoin is dead" was cool... bitcoin has died 121 times https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoinobituaries/ |
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what is a bit and how do I get the coin?
localbitcoins.com or coinbase.com Godspeed, things are going to get crazy a bit (binary digit) is the smallest piece of data on a computer - 8 bits to a byte, 1000 bytes to a kilobyte, 1000 kb to a megabyte etc etc etc a bitcoin is data used as a currency a bitcoin is divisible by 100 million 0.00000001 of a bitcoin is commonly called a satoshi currently 12 US cents would by you 10000 satoshi's or 0.00010000 of a bitcoin hope my math is right and this helps you, apologies if you already new this |
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I mean back in the day we used to wipe our ass with 5-10% rises... now it's considered "moon" and we haven't even broken 2013 ATH. That is not moon. I miss the days of 10X-50X rises which will probably never happen again.... especially if people are putting $1000 price on a pedestal
The more mature the Bitcoin currency becomes, the less wild swings we will have. Not jumping 10X-50X is a good thing. Bit harder to have 10x-50x rise when the price as high as it is, compared to $10 or $150 How come it is only the US exchanges that have not broken the all time high Europe, Australia and china seem to have broken it Probably because the dollar's stronger against those other country's currencies now than compared to three years ago. It was 1.37 euros to the dollar in December 2013, but today it's 1.05 euros to the dollar. thanks, yep that's why I hear its going to go in reverse and we will see currencies rise against the USD looks like btc in for a big cup and handle, few reports so far of a very deep handle |
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I mean back in the day we used to wipe our ass with 5-10% rises... now it's considered "moon" and we haven't even broken 2013 ATH. That is not moon. I miss the days of 10X-50X rises which will probably never happen again.... especially if people are putting $1000 price on a pedestal
The more mature the Bitcoin currency becomes, the less wild swings we will have. Not jumping 10X-50X is a good thing. Bit harder to have 10x-50x rise when the price as high as it is, compared to $10 or $150 How come it is only the US exchanges that have not broken the all time high Europe, Australia and china seem to have broken it |
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Bitcoin is an example if Direct democracy
Direct democracy (also known as pure democracy) is a form of democracy in which people decide (e.g. vote on, form consensus on) policy initiatives directly
Banks did not choose the currency Bitcoin, Politicians did not choose the currency bitcoin, representatives of the people did not choose bitcoin and government did not choose bitcoin as a form of currency
Bitcoin was the will of the people choosing their own currency via Direct democracy
The great experiment, Bitcoin, that worked based on 10's of thousands of years of direct democracy in other communities
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