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Could you maybe specify somewhere how exactly the send to email or facebook functions work and whether or not my addresses get associated with my facebook account in anyway?
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This is not nice, I don't agree with what's going on, but to me it looks way more stable than before.
I don't understand how you can call an inflation rate of 3% stable, stably losing it's value maybe, but definitely not stable. Not to mention the horrible uncertainty of Greece and potential sovereign debt demonetization and the inflation that would case.. |
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Facebook integration?!  You sir are a god.  |
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Bitcoin can be that cash.
I have doubts that that's true. Ignoring all the fees right now, people sending remittance usually aren't the richest and probably try and save every penny they can so I'd think trustworthiness of a currency is pretty high on their value scale meaning Bitcoin must become a lot ore established before people like that would trust it over traditional banking. Now I don't see a reason why some day this wouldn't happen I just don't think we're anywhere close to that day right now, at least not on a grand scale. |
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kronos.io will probably cool this down a bit when they launch it.
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From ronpaulforums: Yes, BUT... there is a catch. They are compromising with a sales tax that everyone would pay - ok, sounds fair enough, however they are also including a "business' tax that only the self employed or corps would pay. I don't have the details. Their plan is not all roses. Some of it has a real stench to it. Swapping one tyranny for another is not progress in my book.
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one more thing, your property is still on the table for municipalities Tax(with provisions) or seize if they see fit. The law would not protect your property from state/county/city confiscation. They still would have their hooks in you. |
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omg..
5.58 2 (1) 2 11
5.56 9 (1) 11 63
5.51 9016 (1) 9027 49741
5.50 12 (1) 9039 49807
5.48 2 (1) 9042 49820
5.47 2 (1) 9044 49833
5.46 5 (1) 9049 49859
5.45 14 (1) 9063 49937
That is really weird.
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In a few years that will either no longer be true, or bitcoin will be dead.
or Bitcoin will be alive and well and simply not used for remittance from one fiat currency to another? |
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Bitcoin sucks for remittance. Yes the tx fee from one Bitcoin address to another is super low, but you have to add the fee s for exchanging fiat into bitcoins and bitcoins into fiat which add up and end up the same or more than traditional wire transfers. A good example of this is presented in this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76395.0 |
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From what I've heard I believe he isn't, but I don't know if I can say more.
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Did you try clicking that button a few times in a row? Sometimes, for what ever reason, it takes a few clicks.
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I just installed the javascript verifier extension for chrome and when I went to the my wallet page and clicked the "turn off" button at the top right for logging out before I entered my pw and opened my wallet it sets off the javascript verifier and gives me the following two boxes:  If I just open the page https://blockchain.info/wallet/ and log in I don't get any messages.. |
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With that much money behind it I assume it's not meant for Bitcoin use exclusively, or?
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I for one appreciate you highlighting this fact since I was under the mistaken impression I didn't need to trust the operator of for example the blockchain ewallet on any level given the use of local encryption.
So thank you.
Maybe piuk should make a link to this page in more places. https://blockchain.info/wallet/verifierYes absolutely. It's the first time I'm seeing it and I thought I thoroughly explored his site. |
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I for one appreciate you highlighting this fact since I was under the mistaken impression I didn't need to trust the operator of for example the blockchain ewallet on any level given the use of local encryption.
So thank you.
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I'd rather see them offer their goods and services at a discount. I'm particularly sad when I for example compare the fee coinabul.com charges for their products compared to other dealers in precious metals where instead of perhaps offering a discount they actually charge around 125% more meaning more than twice more. (I used the goldmoney.com rate for purchases between $1-$9,999) |
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not at all. educate customers so they can structure their own tx's so as not to attract attention. In some jurisdictions that is highly illegal. You can't be seriously suggesting that merely learning about the state's arbitrary rules about money transactions is itself against their rules, can you? Learning no. Teaching yes! Yeah, I can see how that would work: "Follow the rules!" "What rules?" "Sorry, as per rules, I'm not allowed to teach you." "Oh, ok, fuck you." |
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not at all. educate customers so they can structure their own tx's so as not to attract attention. In some jurisdictions that is highly illegal. You can't be seriously suggesting that merely learning about the state's arbitrary rules about money transactions is itself against their rules, can you? |
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Without the option of delivery of the underlying asset this to me is more or less just gambling and I'd really hope you'd want to include the option of delivery and contribute to the future convertibility making bitcoins a better money in the process.
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I only skimmed through and it seems like a nice and pretty accurate article, very positive too.
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