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Quote from: hdbuck on March 12, 2014, 06:14:39 PM

insight: friend of mine working in JP Morgan in London also confirmed they are kinda elaborating their own coin as we speak.. Undecided

JPMorgancoin? lol. I can't wait for it.

pm sent for a 10 units reservation

I'm just in due to my good memories of mining btc on BTCGuild years ago and I like this pool as expected.
My only suggestion is to try to keep it updated with the most profitable coins of the day shown here:
http://www.coinwarz.com/miningprofitability/litecoin/

Quote from: mateo on March 02, 2014, 11:03:49 AM

There are plenty of exchanges which don't require ID and allow third party withdrawals, which is what you want with these cards.

Can you name some of these exchanges who do not require ID or allow third party withdrawal?
I never seen anyone like that -except localbitcoins which is not really an exchange.

Quote from: oda.krell on March 05, 2014, 05:08:00 PM

I have (from a political point of view) more confidence that the EU won't arbitrarily decide to seize all assets of a properly run exchange* because of some fake anti-terror/anti-drug reasoning

wait for it:
from:
http://www.centralbank.ie/publicinformation/Documents/EBA%20Warning%20on%20Virtual%20Currencies.pdf
formerly here:
http://www.eba.europa.eu/documents/10180/15971/EBA+Warning+on+Virtual+Currencies.pdf

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law enforcement agencies may decide to close exchange platforms and prevent you from accessing or using any funds that the platforms may be holding for you

no name or reference = not trustable imho.
there are better alternatives.

Quote from: Yololintian on March 04, 2014, 07:19:12 PM

unless we get more seriously bad news

Bitcoin Bank Flexcoin to Close After $600,000 Bitcoin Theft http://ino.to/1hGPtTv

not sure. this seemed like a one-man show to me.

Quote from: AnonyMint on March 02, 2014, 12:18:45 AM

Maybe you should have (sold BTC above $1000) purchased some gold at the $1150 low, since it has no traceable ledger.

no, but in my country (and i think in the US too) if you can't prove how you got something (or even how you got the funds to acquire it), it can be confiscated so even gold is not so intrinsecally safe in the NWO. But you have a point, so adding a layer of anonimity and untraceability to btc or just evolving to a specially designed cryptocoin sounds like a good idea.

btw, quote from:
http://www.centralbank.ie/publicinformation/Documents/EBA%20Warning%20on%20Virtual%20Currencies.pdf
formerly here:
http://www.eba.europa.eu/documents/10180/15971/EBA+Warning+on+Virtual+Currencies.pdf

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law enforcement agencies may decide to close exchange platforms and prevent you from accessing or using any funds that the platforms may be holding for you

Quote from: ziomik on March 01, 2014, 09:04:11 AM

Il pdf è sparito dal sito EBA.
http://www.centralbank.ie/publicinformation/Documents/EBA%20Warning%20on%20Virtual%20Currencies.pdf

a me si e' aperto, e specie questo paragrafo in materia di AML marca molto male:

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law enforcement agencies may decide to close exchange platforms and prevent you from accessing or using any funds that the platforms may be holding for you

Now you can login and withdraw it seems:

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Important Notice: We will start our main security audit within 1 week which may take like 2-3 weeks approximately to get completed.All people can either withdraw their funds or can keep in our site.Trading and API will be disabled during the auditing period.All the withdrawals will be processed manually.

edit: no you can't

Quote from: ArticMine on February 25, 2014, 08:28:02 PM

One cuts of the dead wood from a plant and then it blooms in the spring. The dead wood was just cut from Bitcoin, so I voted yes.

it's not over until it's over. I'd like to see more capitulation here before starting to be overtly bullish.
But during an exponential growth you can be prudent up to a point I guess.
All in all if we establish a new bottom around $1000 in 2014 I'm happy enough. Anything more is manna from the sky.

Quote from: shmoula on February 25, 2014, 09:11:53 AM

I think - the best way is to wait, that few weeks, while CT will be updated does not kill anyone. After that trading may continue and dividends may be paid (yay!)

yes I tend to agree.
I don't see much of better around.

so what about the shares? Better to liquidate all and run when they reopen?

http://www.internationalpropertyrightsindex.org
Top Ten 2013
These are the countries where property rights are most secure. See a complete list.
Rank   Country   Rating
1   Finland   8.6
2   New Zealand   8.4
3   Sweden   8.4
4   Norway   8.3
5   Netherlands   8.2
6   Switzerland   8.2
7   Luxemburg   8.1
8   Singapore   8.1
9   Canada   8.0
10   Denmark   8.0

the problem is that no one wants to hold a currency inflating 20 or 30% per month. That's not a currency, it's a nuisance. So the only point to sell btc there could be to buy real assets. But then one could better buy them directly in btc.

Quote from: conspirosphere.tk on February 20, 2014, 08:39:21 PM

maa... alla 25quesima pagina di thread qualcuno puo' dire se dichiara e come dichiara eventuali profitti da btc?

...(silenzio e cicale in sottofondo)...

edit:
http://s2.quickmeme.com/img/61/61a5f6146d96aa8c043707e67e07c12ad62f76ecd61f331f6ec652cd59c1d043.jpg

Quote from: yasang on February 20, 2014, 10:27:33 PM

This is all very sad, but does anyone else see the irony of "libertarians" accusing the EU of theft because its bailout of the banks that lost the money they voluntarily lent to them is too small?

the pro-libertarians would not had trusted too much banks and staid in PM, and the late-to-the-party libertarians could be happy enough suing the shit out of the bankrupt banksters if they were allowed to. Instead almost everyone is milked dry with taxpayer-funded banks bailout (which is is not a bug, is a feature).