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Or, simply, it is like in the beginning of bitcoin, when people still accepted paypal and credit cards. Maybe the same will happen in china, they will discover that these systems are NOT ok to sell bitcoins.
Depends if chargebacks are easy with those methods. |
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Wait, you mean that not everyone works on a half-assed legacy banking system crippled by transit time and fascist laws? |
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This is the start of a journey, not the end...
Indeed. For those holding more than 1000 BTC I have this to quote: "One million is not cool. You know what's cool? One billion!" "One million is not cool. You know what's cool? One milliard!" FTFY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-52AI_ojyQBy the way, how much is it to be in the Vladimir club? |
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This is Bitcoin... every entry is considered a high risk one.
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So... that's exactly like every other market then.
Kinda, yeah, though I think there's more emotions drivel trading at bitcoin market than others, most of other markets are professionals only, most of us here are pure amateurs... I wouldn't say that. Other markets are usually much, MUCH bigger and thus harder to move one way or the other. They also have many financial tools not yet available for bitcoiners. (Shorting is still somewhat limited and I don't think I saw any puts, or other derivatives.) I have coworkers buying stocks even if they have no ideas how things work. It's just trendy to do so. |
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So... that's exactly like every other market then.
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I don't see why Paypal wouldn't use Bitcoin.
They are a business, they don't care about how they make their profit, they just want to make it.
It's like the people saying that oil companies are against wind/geothermal/nuclear/coal power.
No they are not. They are in the business of distributing energy.
Paypal is in the business of processing payment. With credit card companies ready to add new fees for "internet transactions",
they would be rather happy to switch to a more economical way.
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Yeah that was weird... At least MtGox is making money.  |
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Gentlemen, stop it, we all know that my penis is the biggest anyway.
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Most people in the US also believe what their government says...
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I know, can't believe that some people actually think bitcoin price isn't going down.
Even if I agree that mid-term we should be going down, Bitcoin is a strange beast and can surprise us... |
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I remember seeing a sumo match where one of the contestant was slim.
"What the... ahahah! He's going to be crushed!"
Well he ran around the big fella and simply pushed him forward,
faster than the big fella could react. That was a quick match indeed.
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Doubt it. I'd be surprised if we bust through the old major support at $120 before continuing the drop.
Damnit, what's wrong with me. I'm agreeing with the bearest bear. |
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Why do they need to download the clients then?
To make me rageclose mine after busting my upload limit? |
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Yes, but those sites need to buy Bitcoins,too.
As ElectricMucus said, they already have. |
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China was in on it on the way to 266. It's the gambling culture over there that's interested, buy low sell high... they are in it for the extra yuan.
Even if all they do is gamble, they need to buy in first to start gambling. No, they can short.  |
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The contrary would have scared me.
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How does that work? I win if I take the longest, right?
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