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I remember when they were pennies and we were over the moon at the high valuation. Bitcoin is a computer program and does not need your money. There is no price that bitcoin must be at to survive.
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Is it too late to start using money? Of course not.  |
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When someone says "Be sure", you can be sure it is safe to disregard.
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My guess is that it will be a non-event. I have seen all the halving episodes so far and they are less dramatic than the talk leading up to them.
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That's right. It's just whoisguard. But what difference would it make if this was in Panama?
I don't think it would make any difference. You should ask OP about this. However, I think this is just part of his usual rambling. I'm sure if you look hard enough you could discover that this website is a mere 6 conections away from Kevin Bacon.
Six degrees of separation? I'm familiar with it. If you mean the information that you've stumbled upon doing a whois on the domain, that is normal due to whoisguard. Other then that, I don't see anything that would indicate 'links' to Panama. Seems like you're rambling again.
That's right. It's just whoisguard. But what difference would it make if this was in Panama? I'm sure if you look hard enough you could discover that this website is a mere 6 conections away from Kevin Bacon. Indeed. The administrator of this forum is from the state of Wisconsin, which is also where Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clown College is located, which was attended by Penn Jillette, who produced the comedy film "The Aristocrats", which features Dave Thomas, who starred in "Strange Brew", with Rick Moranis, who was featured in "Ghostbusters", which starred Dan Aykroyd, who also starred in "The Blues Brothers", along with John Belushi, who starred in "Animal House", which was Kevin Bacon's film debut.  LOL, I really thought my Kevin Bacon reference was so dated that nobody would get it. |
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Anybody got this running on Ubuntu? I was hoping to get it running stand-alone, but no luck so far.  |
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Just post your business license. If you have a business then you have a license. Otherwise what you have is an idea.
I actually illegal business because there is an element of the business concept prostitution but many remained. therefore I am confused as to what must show license The licenses assures investors that there is a legal recourse in case you just decide not to pay. There is absolutely nothing an investor could do right now if you if you walked off with the money. With a business licenses you are legally liable for the investors money and are required to abide by all contracts. If you don't then your assets could be seized and handed over to investors. I understand that in your case a licenses is not possible. That means you will probably need to provide secured collateral valued higher than the loan. Something an investor could keep if you keep the money. |
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I am sure this is a shock for many forum members here.  But I can see why, since the court of law can ask for information for a case when it comes to laundering money. It should come as no shock to our resident scammers that the mods are not going to jail to protect you. |
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Mod check? Perhaps they have a script to open new threads as they are created?
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At that price you could also sell an unlimited number of coins. He is likely just buying them as he sells. A common practice on localbitcoins.
The trade limit at Localbitcoin cannot be set to any price unless you have enough bitcoin to covers it at your localbitcoin wallet. If not, The maximum trade will adjust to the value of the Localbitcoin wallet balance. e.g. if you selling bitcoin at $420 and you have 10 bitcoin at your Localbitcoin wallet, and you set the maximum trade limit to 10,000, Localbitcoin website will adjust your maximum trade limit to $4200 because you don't have enough bitcoin to cover your maximum limit. Ah, I haven't looked at LBC in a while. I think they used to require it but had no real enforcement mechanism. I say this because I have met a trader who regularly advertised coins he did not have. A proof of ownership wallet would be an improvement. |
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At that price you could also sell an unlimited number of coins. He is likely just buying them as he sells. A common practice on localbitcoins.
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For me this is not a scam because the way it works is not hidden. An open ponzi is more of a gambling game. In an actual ponzi scheme the first "investors" are paid with the money of newer investors. No money is made, it is just shifted around. This fact is kept from the so called investors.
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If you mean the information that you've stumbled upon doing a whois on the domain, that is normal due to whoisguard. Other then that, I don't see anything that would indicate 'links' to Panama. Seems like you're rambling again.
That's right. It's just whoisguard. But what difference would it make if this was in Panama? I'm sure if you look hard enough you could discover that this website is a mere 6 conections away from Kevin Bacon. |
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Always bitcoin being "killed" by someone. But how? You never see a plausible method.  |
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March 5,2016 We're in for a steep loss.
Nailed it!  |
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I believe in facts and the fact is bitcoin is still expanding.
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Just post your business license. If you have a business then you have a license. Otherwise what you have is an idea.
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In a word... ARBITRAGE. What is 'Arbitrage'?
Arbitrage is the simultaneous purchase and sale of an asset in order to profit from a difference in the price. It is a trade that profits by exploiting price differences of identical or similar financial instruments, on different markets or in different forms. Arbitrage exists as a result of market inefficiencies; it provides a mechanism to ensure prices do not deviate substantially from fair value for long periods of time.
Honestly I dont see anyone doing this arbitrage. Unless they have a friend overseas or something with the china exchanges and for one can collaberate to sell back to u.s markets. Selling one market to the next is harder then it sounds. I think it is harder than it used to be. But I know people who do it every day. As you point out, some markets like China are hard to get into and when you partner up with someone abroad you have to share profits. Still, no money is ever left on the table for long. A few years ago there were big differences in price between exchanges and arbitrage was a lot more common. |
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With this code change what are the implications on valuation? J/K  |
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