Bitpay is one of the most popular so i would go with them if i were you.
There are some others like GoCoin or the other one "coinify" which are similar
But better try to search in google for "bitcoin payment processor"
Yeah. Bitpay is probably your best option for integrating bitcoin into your online stores. Also, what items do you sell on the site? |
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I just use purse.io. Great website, but it only delivers to America. The site gives you a discount just for paying in bitcoin.
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If something like that happens, then you will need to use your fiat currency or gold or any other precious metals. I don't even think about this scenario. It's too far away, if ever.
Exactly. That's why we need to use fiat and Bitcoin in todays world. Somethings Bitcoin can't do compared to fiat and vise versa. We need to have some variety in the world. |
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If the internet goes down, Bitcoin is rendered useless, you pretty much can't do anything. But I doubt that the internet will ever go down, as in like fully shutdown across the whole world.
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If it was me I would just hang on to it and hope for a nice price rise.
Or you could just trade it, make more money and then sell it when the price rises. I also spend my Bitcoin on purse.io, great site that gives you a discount just for using Bitcoin to pay. |
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Put 1 btc in cold storage and take the other half a bitcoin
and trade it and try and turn it into another full bitcoin is
what I would do. I usually save a portion and gamble a portion
each time I get some btc.
Wouldn't it just be smarter to trade with all the Bitcoin? Won't you earn Bitcoin faster that way? I'm not really into trading but that's the way I see it. |
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There are many things that you can spend your Bitcoin on. It all comes down to what you want to spend it on. You could even invest your Bitcoin. Good luck spending.
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Craig Wright IS NOT inventor of Bitcoin
Did you not just see the evidence that he provided? Craig Wright is the inventor of Bitcoin, deal with it. |
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Wow. So we now know who the inventor of Bitcoin is. This is great. I have always wondered who the real Satoshi was and now we know. And nice summary, by the way.
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Watching it now, seems like a pretty good live stream. We need to have more kinds of this stuff to spread the word of Bitcoin. There is less than 100 views so we need to up our game.
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Th eonly way i would beleive is if i saw a transaction coming from one of his old wallets.
Really. Satoshi has multiple wallets. I don't believe that this is true. Must have just been another wallet with a lot of Bitcoin. How do you know that that was his wallet? |
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What do Satoshi Nakamoto need to do if he/she/they want to come back to the cryptocurrency stage? Do he/she/they sign a message from an address that is known to belong to Satoshi Nakamoto? Which addresses will Satoshi Nakamoto need to sign from then?
I'm pretty sure there is only one address that the real Satoshi has the key for that holds something ridiculous, something around the hundreds of millions of USD in bitcoins... those coins hasn't moved anywhere that I know from my knowledge and they have just remained there stagnant for years. So if the real Satoshi were to want to prove himself, he would sign a message from that address that will indefinitely prove that it is actually him. Yeah. The key holds 1 million Bitcoin which right now is worth around 440 million USD. That is a shit ton of money, but I guess that's what he/she deserves for making this revolutionary currency. |
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I think that the real Satoshi owns a key that holds 1 million Bitcoin. I don't think that that account has had any transactions so there is no way to track it. Maybe 1 day we will find out who the real Satoshi is.
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Maybe that's why bitcoin has gone up so much  I don't really think the Chinese are really trying to cash their Yuan out, nor are they as desperate as you think, at least. But to be honest, the bitcoin price would go up if a whole country cashed out. But I don't think the Chinese are cashing out. Yeah. The Chinese are definitely not trying to cash out their Yuan. But the Chinese play a big role in the mining sector of Bitcoin. With all their mining farms, they are making a lot of money and making our lives (Bitcoin users) much easier. |
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Why do you say that the Chinese want to get their money out of Yuan? I don't really see why they would want to do that. I would say that the Chinese aren't really into Bitcoin, except for mining, so I don't think they will be buying Bitcoin anytime soon.
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I can't see any infographic, maybe you can edit the post and put in a valid image. Would have been very nice if we could see this.
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The price rose from about $350. I think it is sustainable as the price foundation around $350 is quite solid. It might stay here for a few weeks.
$350 is a very good foundation for Bitcoin's price. But I would really like to see Bitcoin's price rise over $1000. This would be great for me as I bought Bitcoin when it was just $100. |
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It is not sustainable because I believe that the price is going to keep on rising over $500. I really doubt that it is because of the news, it is because the demand of Bitcoin is increasing.
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If you are only asking about lost wallets, then I think that there is thousands of lost coins out there. If you include the money people lost on Bitcoin exchange's, then that number would increase to over 10,000.
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I'm absolutely laughing my a** off here. You must feel like a complete douchen buying at 470 or whatnot and see it go up in smoke in seconds. Now desperately trying to make people buy your bags before it crashes sub 400.
How many of you got your finances burned to ashes today? Just curious...
keke i bought at 275$,375$ and around 410$ I bought Bitcoin when it was around $100 and until now I have only spent 0.5 BTC on purse.io where I bought a gaming headset and mouse. |
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