Bitcoin is and should remain a decentralized currency not comtrolled by the government. So if there's regulation why do we even bother using Bitcoin? We can just use the official altcoin currently being developed by the government ( Canada )
Well... I partially agree with that. But will the politicians agree to make Bitcoin tax-free? I don't think so.
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The chance for that to happen is very very low. The longest gap I have ever seen should be slightly more than 2 hours.
OK... but even a 2 hour gap can cause problems. Suppose some retail shop is accepting BTC along with CC. Will the accounts guy wait for 2 hours, to get the transaction confirmed?
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What makes you think Bitcoin is male?? And if it is male, it surely isn't out of puberty yet.
There is a female version of Viagra available. You can purchase it from SR 2.0
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First check the facts before accusing someone. Ukraine consumes close to 60 bcm of natural gas every year, of which 3/4th are imported via Gazprom. To be self-sufficient, they need to develop new fields with 45 bcm capacity.
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It is not at all hard. Just 5 minutes of talk, and I convinced my cousin to collect BTCs.
Great! I have an investor in for $25,000 Now it's time just to set back and watch. O an the investor is Me Ooops LOL Oh... compelling people to invest money in Bitcoin is much more difficult than asking some of your friends and relatives to collect mBTCs in their spare time.
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Bitcoin is an investment if you want it to be.
What's wrong in that? We are the early adapters. So we should gain from it, right?
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If it reaches $1k we will be satisfied enough.
Whats there for gaining satisfaction if it hits 1K? It has already hit 1.2K. Let's aim for 10K. BTW... exchange rates won't matter much now. If some of the UN member nations recognize BTC as an alternative to fiat, I'll be extremely satisfied.
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Hmm.. so the Caps gain tax in the Netherlands is more like the wealth tax. 1.2% is a bit high, but still better than outright banning of BTC possession.
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There is a gap of 55 minute between block 293944 and 293945. When no block is found, your unconfirmed transaction won't confirm no matter how high the fee is.
So in the future, if there is a gap of 5-6 days between the blocks, how we will be able to do shopping using BTC? It'll be extremely difficult.
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By the way, Ukrainian constitution already has such definition of the marriage in the article #51.
They'll be forced to change it, by the EU.
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Maybe bitcoins will recieve mass adoption in s.africa and other newly developed countries
It will be great if Bitcoin gets really popular in rich African countries such as Gabon and RSA. However, at the moment the strongholds seems to be East Africa (esp. Kenya and Tanzania, due to Kipochi).
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Sir, that's Philippine Peso. Not RUR.
Oops... made a mistake. The symbols are so similar.
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The American Bitcoiners should be happy about it. Since BTC is being recognized as property, the users don't have to pay the income tax. They just have to pay the Capital gains tax, which is much lower than the income tax.
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Opening offices in the EU may not be a good idea. Any info. about the legal status of Bitcoin in the Netherlands? According to Bitlegal, it is "permissive".
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http://www.trefis.com/stock/spy/articles/233314/irs-delivers-bitcoin-its-final-deathblow/2014-04-03Another pessimistic article. Let's see how far these shameless propagandists will go. Despite my strong warnings, however, early adopters remained steadfast in their loyalty. Even in the face of some stinging setbacks, including the closure of multiple exchanges and outright theft. In the last week, though, the IRS issued a ruling on Bitcoin. And I’m convinced that it promises to be the ultimate deathblow. Consider this your last warning. Yeah... a bunch of lowlifes issuing the last warning to us. Get a life idiots!
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Tried to purchase some merchandise from their website. But the BTC option was not there. Perhaps it is available only for the US customers?
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