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261  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2017-11-23] Investing in Bitcoin: Long-Term or Bubble? Surveys Find out What Tr on: November 23, 2017, 05:45:20 PM
I don't understand why the survey was carried out among the traders of securities. I understand that they sell the shares. Stock exchange is another area of specialization. You ask the traders in the currency markets. I'm sure there will be a completely different statistic. Ask the vet how many people he cured.
262  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: ICO vs crowdfunding on: November 23, 2017, 05:40:27 PM
Crowdfunding projects are usually projects where you do not expect a return of your investment as these are solely used to raise money to either release a new product.

ICOs however are treated as investment, as these usually will give out tokens or coins as a form of currency or a share. This is also the reason why it is heavily regulated in some areas.
Why Crowdfunding does not offer the teaching benefits? There are a variety of projects. But all of these projects have clear project documentation. There is a certain amount needed to run this project and there are specific percentages that will be distributed among the depositors. ICO is a similar project but totally outside the control of investors.
263  Economy / Economics / Re: No more sanctions for Russia? Switzerland wants to invest into Crimean cryptomar on: November 22, 2017, 11:25:21 PM
I don't believe it. None of the civilized countries would not cooperate with the territories which are under international sanctions. Maybe some company wants to try to circumvent these bans but then we will witness the scandals which were against the company Siemens. Reputation in the world is very expensive.
264  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: What about Bitcoin and consumer protection? on: November 22, 2017, 11:21:10 PM
All the rules on consumer protection apply only to legal assets. Bitcoin is not regulated by laws so there are no rules. We must ensure its protection. And rightly so. If the user of bitcoin believes himself to be free from obligations to the government all its functions it should assume.
265  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: A Crisis in Central Banking: Will It Soon Explode? on: November 22, 2017, 11:17:04 PM
Personally, I don't trust banks and I'm in the process of moving my money out of them. I actually don't need most of the things they offer like loans, credit cards, savings accounts. The only thing that I'm using are the normal sepa transfers and when cryptocurrencies take over I'm no longer going to. People always had limited trust towards banks because they were always operating on bigger sums than they could support. If me or you did it we'd be committing a fraud, but for them it's completely legal.
Now since the Cyprus bailout and Greek banking crisis people are even more suspicious of them. It's only a matter of time before it all collapses.
It seems to me that you are mistaken. Banks will never collapse. The banking system is mounted in a state economy. If it collapses it will mean the collapse of the state. In such circumstances, holders of bitcoin will also experience problems. No I don't believe in such a situation. The state will give money to banks for free. Only that they existed.
266  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2017-11-22] Survivalists Are Storing Bitcoin Instead of Gold on: November 22, 2017, 11:11:13 PM
The author probably before writing was smoked marijuana. Why after a nuclear war bitcoin? Are you crazy? Destroyed the economy, no electricity and no Internet. You don't even know how many bitcoins you have. In extreme conditions, gold is the most reliable equivalent of money. I hope that we're not meant to see this.
267  Economy / Economics / Re: A step-by-step guide of the next developments on: November 21, 2017, 05:22:10 PM
Why leave the game which brings a steady income? No it is not profitable. What happens if bitcoin starts to take such shopping sites as Amazon or Aliexpress? Bitcoin will start to stimulate the release of the goods and it is impact on the economy. You talked about the Apocalypse if bitcoin will be used only for retention.
268  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin Price Reaches $8,100, a New Record High on: November 21, 2017, 05:16:00 PM
Yes, it is increasing rapidly. Bitcoin is more powerful crypto currency in crypto world. It has already hit 8k+ and just for the hit of bitcoin on 10k very soon. Bitcoin is very promising coin and it has great opportunity to prove it self.
Why when you write about specific numbers why don't you write the price like this? You're an expert? Then argue their opinion. I also believe that bitcoin will continue growing but to talk about specific amounts is very difficult because no one knows how much it will cost bitcoin in a week.
269  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is is still a good time to Invest in Bitcoin? on: November 21, 2017, 05:12:32 PM
In the beginning of this year when bitcoin was worth $ 1000, people are also interested in this question. They could not even imagine that in November, the bitcoin will cost 8000+ dollars. Those who bought bitcoin then now happy. If you doubt that next year you'll be asking should I invest in bitcoin if it's worth $ 20,000.
270  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Iberia Bank hates Bitcoin on: November 21, 2017, 05:07:17 PM
Iberia Bank in the US? Yeah, they must have a company policy against Bitcoin or something. I read something a while back on reddit saying he was contacted by the bank when he tried to link his coinbase account into it. It sucks, but if it's a company policy, then there's little you can really do about it. It might be part of their internal protocol to avoid money laundering since reputation is everything for banks these days. Just speak with your money and open an account elsewhere. At least they haven't had the chance to potentially block your Bitcoin transactions yet.
One thing to avoid in this kind of situation is by trying to trade your Cryptocurrency to Fiat currency via 3rd party sellers therefore the only thing they will see it bank to bank transfers which won't look suspicious for them. Having a company policy like this really sucks as they are only hindering themselves to have more money flowing in their system not unless the policy is required by their government I think they need to take a look and review about removing some kind of policy like this as their is no justifiable reason on blocking the deposits to coming to your account.
Maybe I'm wrong but my opinion is that it is necessary to avoid the exchange of bitcoins for Fiat. You need to remember that bitcoin was conceived as a self-sufficient currency. Now we need to focus on creating conditions for organization of trading with bitcoins. This will help us to avoid many problems in the future.
271  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Bitcoin is Officially illeagal in Morocco on: November 21, 2017, 05:02:25 PM
Morocco is a very small state, and probably the use of bitcoin very quickly destroy its economy. There she was, and not now. There developed banking system. Of course the bankers can't compete with bitcoin and so they lobbied for such a law. Nothing to worry about. If desired the people of this country can go to the next region and to cash out your bitcoins.
272  Economy / Speculation / Re: How has this year's action affected your attitude and plans? on: November 20, 2017, 03:42:28 PM
I don't plan to change his strategy. I try to hold on to their bitcoins at any price spike. Even if the price increases dramatically. For my life, I am using Fiat and if I need to make a big purchase or pay off the loan on the card I sell part of their coins. It seems to me that this strategy is more effective. Maybe I'm wrong, but I like the result.
273  Economy / Economics / Re: What happens when there is NO electricity? How does one trade with BTC? on: November 20, 2017, 03:35:28 PM
The lack of electricity is not only a problem for bitcoin. I guarantee that modern man can not exist without modern technology. All technologies require a power supply. You remember how the collapse was in America when the accident occurred electricity supply in the major cities. It turns out that bitcoin is immune from power outages.
274  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Miners are your new slave masters on: November 20, 2017, 03:27:12 PM
It's really a problem. It seems to me that this situation with the miners is a mistake. Originally bitcoins were mined only by the users themselves. It was a decentralized system. Perhaps this is a topic for thought for the developers. They have become a target for the miners this month. Perhaps they will draw conclusions from this attack.
275  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin a sham? on: November 20, 2017, 03:21:01 PM
What is the point to send such spam? I don't understand. High volatility of bitcoin scares people. Bitcoin price is not too small. It seems to me that bitcoin is now at a stage that it can invest only those people who consciously made their choice. I think that this spam does not refer to bitcoin as to any proposal of the mediator swindler.
276  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Next build should i go rx 580 or vega 64? Looking for long term on: November 20, 2017, 03:12:38 PM
The price of two RX 580 GPU  is approximately equal to the price of one GPU VEGA 64. Speed hashing the same proportion. So I don't see any reason to buy RX 580. Unless of course you will find the stock GPU and then the ratio can change. In each case, you must be able to accurately count and then there will be problems.
277  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Trying to determine energy cost of gpu per month, is it right? on: November 19, 2017, 06:15:56 PM
At this price of electricity is not profitable to mine coins. My advice to you is to find another way of earning coins. Think about why the main power of the miners are concentrated in China. There electricity three times cheaper than you. In addition, we see that the growing complexity of production and after some time you can face the fact that it will not be possible to mine bitcoins using GPU.
278  Economy / Economics / Re: Will Bitcoin 'save' Greece? on: November 19, 2017, 06:04:21 PM
Bitcoin will not save Greece. The trouble with Greeks is that they do not like and do not want to work. In such circumstances, bitcoin will help you? The Greeks always jealous of the Germans, but they do not want to work as the Germans. Bitcoin is not a magic wand. This is an opportunity to show your skills, but you need to put a lot of work.
279  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Where I can buy BTC from USD? on: November 19, 2017, 05:44:00 PM
you can try paxful and use paypal or payeer to get some BTC or go to local board and ask for cash
This method is even worse. There will be too many additional costs and a large risk of running into scams. It seems to me that buying and selling on CEX.io is not very bad option. I often use this exchange. Believe me that the Internet is a lot less lucrative offers. It seems to me that when buying and selling bitcoins the important thing is not price, superior reliability of the resource.
280  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2017-11-17] ‘Bubble’ Bitcoin ‘Fair Value’ is $100, Fumes Japan Post Bank CIO on: November 19, 2017, 05:31:50 PM
In order to philosophize he must know that the bladder is not worth anything. If he declares that bitcoin is worth 100 dollars then angling is not a bubble. The price of bitcoin is lower than the cost of its production and content. It seems to me that he's the one who knows nothing about cryptocurrency, but it became part of the anti-advertising of bitcoin.
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