I'd like to know how the criminals got away with the ransom. Did they use a mixer, or what? Even if they did, it should be possible to find, at least, the IP address they used in the transaction to the mixer.

Don't you know ATMs are dangerous? Thefts happen all the time in front of ATMs. Thieves are waiting behind your back, and as soon as you collect your cash, they will mug you, and force you to withdraw more.

The solution with BTC is to have several wallets. If you're victim of an assault, you only talk about your smallest wallet.

Same old BS again. I once saw a picture of some ISIS guys driving a Toyota pick-up. Should we boycott Toyota for providing wheels to terrorists?
IS militants are on Twitter too, so I guess we shall boycott Twitter now, right?

My dear friend, you are free to start a company manufacturing flying machines which are better and cheaper than helicopters, but don't underestimate the difficulty. It's quite easy to build a machine which will perform nicely in your backyard on a sunny day without wind, but it's a very different story to put in regular production a machine which will fly regularly any day without killing the people inside.

The quota system for refugees has received more critics than supporters. I don't think it will be implemented. So the immigrants will remain free to move wherever they want within the Shenghen zone, just like today. They may want to set up in Calais where they get free meals and some medical care.

Well we want BTC to become mainstream, right? So, this was bound to happen. Actually, I wish it would have already happened, it just shows everybody that BTC is real. It has real value so it can be stolen like any valuable.

That's only the beginning. Now, we have to find out what this bank will actually propose to its customers. Will it give interests on BTC deposits as regular banks do with cash? Will you be able to get a loan to buy a house?

Most BTC owners are computer-savvy people who know where to find porn for free, so I don't think sex will help. I would like it better if you could subscribe to the Financial Times with BTC.

What will happen to gold in 2140? What will happen to the US dollar? What will happen to the European Union? It's totally impossible to make predictions so far in the future, so don't bother thinking about it.

It's not a crime, but it makes you look suspicious. The government is a species which always wants to get bigger and bigger, and that means individuals are getting smaller and smaller, with their full life under control.

The surprise here is that many people find that the 2,000 yens blowjob is too cheap. I'm certainly no specialist in that field, bit I see that as normal price for an average country. Why should it be more expensive?

Yes, they're organized. They have tax collectors and they've set up markets for selling young women as slaves, but they still have to face a modern army of professional soldiers. Saddam Hussein had a real army, with people willing to fight. I was told last year by a commander this isn't the case anymore in Irak.

The funny part of the article is when they say the business community doesn't like BTC's volatility. Actually, traders love volatility. Hey, they would have no work if there was no volatility in the markets.

I don't care much about this for the foreseeable future. Regulations are local, but with BTC it's so easy to buy or sell in another country, that regulations are next to irrelevant. Longer term, if it's possible to buy a property with BTC, and that you can get a loan in BTC to make the deal, it would be much different, but I'm not expecting that anytime soon.

I love Switzerland. When you have your money in a bank there, unlike BTC, there's little risk that some dirty guy will be able to find out how much you have. Regarding BTC, even though I don't have many, I have 6 different wallets. I've never liked people lurking.

I've seen this forum down twice. Did it have any effect on the price of bitcoin? I just don't know because I haven't thought of checking that there could be any relation between the two. A board and a currency are 2 very different things. I don't understand how one could affect the other.

Far from it, I'm just a guy against centralization, and government's blessing and control. This is what marriage is. Now, I don't like it much when people wants to use the blockchain for things it wasn't designed for.

I wish the OP to be happy with his girl outside of marriage.

Poor article, it doesn't say a word about what this bank is going to do. Who will be its customers? It's already very easy to buy and sell BTC in Switzerland. What is going to change with this bank? What will be better?

This would be the safest way to kill BTC. A lot of its value comes from the fact that the supply is limited, if it isn't, then BTC is just a worthless string of data.

I hope you divorce soon, and that your kids are ugly and retarded if you have any. I'll write it on the blockchain just after the record of your marriage.
Please, don't forget the blockchain wasn't designed for this purpose. Just joking...