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I have lost half of all my coins in Gambling... and that too in a single day. I curse myself for that loss once or twice every hour even now.
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Home:
Jay Shore
8527 Sugarman Dr
La Jolla, San Diego County, CA 92037-2228 He is not that stupid to stay in the US even after doing all those scams. He might have fled to some non-deportation country many many months ago. |
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I was talking about the Warsaw pact countries in general not about Poland.
And Russia didn't move a finger for 20 years.
We even get a new american base with that bs missile defense shield built and the Russian aren't saying anything.
they are f** and they know it too well.
Even the Americans have acknowledged that their missile defense shield can't counter advanced Russian ICBMs. If the Russians want, they can destroy Poland in a matter of minutes. Any missile shield will be of no use against the Russian ICBMs. |
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I don't support the protesters. All they want is to attain visa-free travel to Germany and UK, so that they can settle down with their families there.
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A hundred ATMs all at once? The news is quite suspicious to say the least. Do they have the necessary permissions?
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Who cares about India? Indians hold less than 0.1% of all the Bitcoins. Also, it is one of the most corrupt nations in the world.
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Singapore is quite conservative as far as financial rules and regulations are concerned. So I am curious.
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Ron Paul is a well known Libertarian, and is a strong supporter of personal freedom and liberty. Hillary on the other hand is exactly opposite of what Ron Paul is. We can have a coin named after Ron... but definitely not one named after some lowlife like Hillary.
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Buying physical bitcoins is not a bad idea.... but he should have bought them from a reputed seller. Anyway I don't think there are many, after Casascius shut down his shop.
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Unless we take care of these small issues, BTC will never get popular with online merchants.
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Their greed has prevented Bitcoin from getting popular. Insane transaction fees (10-15% in some well publicized incidents) have signaled the death bell for Bitcoin.
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Buyer can't get their money back if something goes wrong.
Buyer should not have any advantages which are not given to the sellers as well. So everything is fair. |
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compare to male they must be very less, below 20%
No... way less than that... Read somewhere that it was around 2% (the original thread, "Demographic profile of Bitcoiners" must be still active here). |
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Women tend to be more financially conservative and generally they don't trust new technology and methods.
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That site seems to be down or non existent. Just went to it just now..
1. You have to use the TOR browser. 2. You have to place the cursor to the middle of the page and move it, in order to see the login options. |
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US tax rules are extremely complex. Casino owners probably don't want to further complicate the things by accepting BTC.
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http://www.financialexpress.com/news/to-grow-bitcoin-may-need-to-shed-its-world-of-intrigue/1222093Bitcoin enthusiasts were buzzing about the arrest of a high-profile promoter of the digital currency at Monday night's weekly Bitcoin trading session in Manhattan's financial district. Charlie Shrem's detention on money laundering charges the day before shocked New York's Bitcoin community, which meets in a small conference room to trade the currency. It is contemplating the end of a world of intrigue away from the watchful eyes of police and regulators. The author seems to be a bit ignorant about Bitcoin, so the language is somewhat biased against us.
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Eastonia, along with Latvia is one of the prime destinations of Russian dirty money (especially after the collapse of Cyprus). And they are now calling BTC as ponzi...
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Hmm... CoinDesk and SiliconAngle are covering the news.. so it is quite reliable. What about the RMB withdrawals? |
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