You can shove your Bitmedia in your arse, seriously. You pay 3-6 sats for CPM, last time I logged in to our account and appeared to be some other account from a Turkish outlet called CoinBulteni (I was dumb to not make a screenshot, my bad). I asked you weeks ago to initiate a CPM floor on our site, you guys did NOTHING. You guys won. I won't miss the chance to trash you guys on private level on every conference I visit, and I visit a LOT. I had to ask your useless support several times to stop showing gambling ads on our site while I explicitly BLOCKED on your side to not do. For transparency: Balaxi from BitcoinBazis.hu

Hi,

not far as know, at least not in HU. However I do think, their pilot project will lead to more clinics to accept cryptos, locally. First of all, is a great marketing to them, and secondly, as time goes on, and more and more wealth created trough cryptos, the demand to use them directly, without the need to change to fiat, will grow.

Well, if Bakkt and the other ETF craps doesn't spoil it .

These funny clueless bastards published their crap even in Hungarian. There is no significant mining operation in Hungary.

https://www.bitcoinbazis.hu/neves-portalokon-a-bitharp-atveres/

Hi,

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Hi, send some references.

Hi, I am not sure I am the best to answer these questions. But what I know, regarding the education, it had way higher standards after the transition from Communism to free market economy (90ies). It followed a sort of Prussian standards which is obsolete now, but demanded a lot of memorization and great emphasis on science subjects (check the Nobel-winner Hungarians, most of them are scientists). Now since that has been messed up, which is caused one hand by the EU education system harmonization efforts. Also this sort of rankings are fundamentally flawed because it has been designed to rank well the Anglophone educational institutes.

Now regarding medical tourism in Hungary including dental, I must say, it is booming and Austrians, Germans flock to Hungary, Romania, Poland etc. to treat their teeth. Close to the Austrian border there are countless clinics ONLY accepting tourists. The main reason of course is economical.

"Nowadays, more than 100.000 people travel to Hungary for dental care every year. There are a few reasons why dental tourism became so popular in Hungary over the years:

Lower prices of dental procedures made Hungary the number one choice for dental patients, which made Hungarian dental tourism a highly advanced field of medicine
Despite the lower prices, the quality of dental treatments is extremely high
The privatization of dental care in the 1990ies provided increased funding for clinics, raising them to the international standards of dentistry
Since Hungary became a member of the European Union, travelling to Hungary for European citizens is incredibly easy and cheap
Patients from EU member states can require tax refunds in their home country, further reducing the cost of the treatment
Given that Hungary is a very attractive travel destination, a lot of tourists combine their holiday with a cheap dental treatment."

https://www.bitcoinbazis.hu/english/contident-is-the-first-hungarian-dental-clinic-to-accept-bitcoin-and-altcoin-payments/

Hi guys,

a bit off-topic but some of you might be interested. Hungary has a quite established dental tourism industry and thanks to the high quality of education and cheap prices thousands flock to to the country from Western-Europe, USA, Canada, Japan, China etc. to take care their teeth.

Finally we got a clinic here in Budapest who accepts bitcoin, litecoin, ether.

https://www.bitcoinbazis.hu/english/contident-is-the-first-hungarian-dental-clinic-to-accept-bitcoin-and-altcoin-payments/

Bitcointalk name: Balaxi

Week #8

Content Creation Bounty

Article Link:

1. https://www.bitcoinbazis.hu/assetstream-a-banki-kolcson-mar-a-multe/

I thought I update this thread again and to see how things evolved.

Hi,

the site was put together in 2018 and by no means represent actual images from the power plants or the rigs. The images are illustration. Also, it wasn't intended to mislead anyone.

Regarding the excess power: the quote is valid if all blocks are switched back and full capacity. The Moldovskaya Gres Kuchurgan power plant can be googled and checked out by anyone.

Actually I am thankful for pinpointing the issues with the website, when it is a pressing matter, we will definitely update with images and accurate descriptions.

Yeah, same here...here are still some Ponziers around crypto too but we constantly drag them down (fuck lawyers). This Andrej Bohinc site then definitely a no-go.   

Hi, thank for your anwer. Well, we aren't a candy crush in terms of popularity among mainstream either here  in Hungary, but well...we keep trying:)

The mentioned site would be perhaps open for cooperation?

Hi, I am curious if someone knows what are the largest cryptomedia sites in Greece.

It would be awesome too if someone has direct contact to them.

Thank you!

Wow, not many but one that is punching high up Thank you very much.

Thank you very much! Hope they are still active, I haven't seen new post since November...or they just post only local news?

Hi guys, sorry to disturb here.

Can someone tell me, are there cryptonews websites in Serbia? Thank you!

Hi All,

what is the largest cryptonews site in Slovenia?

Hi guys, what is the largest cryptonews site in Bulgaria?

A new Romanian crypto exchange is on the horizon. https://ro.exchange/ putting its foot down and it’s here to stay:

https://www.bitcoinbazis.hu/english/romanian-crypto-exchange-ro-exchange-opens-its-doors/