Sauf que vendre des bitcoins et vendre des choses, peu importe la valeur d'ailleurs, chez un antiquaire n'est pas régi par la même loi.
Le "je savais pas monsieur" c'est une réponse parfaite pour faire comprendre à qui te contrôlera que tu le prends pour un con.

Autrement les entreprises comme Paymium, Coinhouse, et autres pourraient se mettre à tenir un stand sur les marchés sans demander de vérification d'identité

@beerlover

I call this a fake problem. Despite all the AML regulations we have, it doesn't stop the pedos. Currently, banknotes are perhaps the best way to stay under the radar, governments will never ban to use banknotes. (That's also perhaps one of the reasons governments are looking into CBDCs).
It's impossible, for many reasons (unbanked/debunked people, seniors, and so on)

What could they do with privacy-centric cryptocurrencies? At best they could force exchange platforms to not list any coins, the same for marketplaces, anything run by a company that abides by the laws. Other than that? They won't be able to stop people to download a wallet and trade with someone P2P.

They all do that otherwise, they wouldn't be able to scam or just peanuts.

Did you request a refund? No man, he just contacted him to see if they can drink the coffee together and he joined the forum to see how is the weather.


Removed, let me know if he gives back your coins. Thxs

From what I'd read about it in the news and from a video I watched from R Ver at that time, he didn't acquire Purse.io. (at least it was the conclusion to me). He certainly invested money, I don't know under what condition, but he doesn't own it and doesn't have a majority in the shares...

I suppose he invested in just enough to let the company running and force it to add Btrash  as a condition to get his money

Tu poses une question sur quelque chose qui c'est passé voilà 3 ans, les choses peuvent avoir bien changées depuis.
De plus le mec n'utilise plus le forum depuis très très longtemps. Je doute qu'il se reconnecte juste pour répondre à ta question.

Sinon, Kraken répond en général en moins de 24 heures, suivant la complexité du ticket. Dans ton cas tu peux imaginer que ce ne sera pas résolu dans la journée

Pas du tout, parfois tu as besoin de nettoyer le cache de ton browser, c'est pas pour ca que cela a freiner l'adoption d'internet :p
Et puis ca peut arriver aussi bien avec Electrum ou même un web wallet. On a vu pire avec Ledger Live

What about using the Singapore Dollar? It has a rate very close to AUD. I know it's not a complete solution, but it can maybe used. There is a difference of only 1 or 2% between both.

No one can give you any indication here.

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Encore faudrait il avoir une demande pour se voir proposer de l'offre. Moyenne d'age sur les marchés dans les villages (pour reprendre ton exemple), 60 ans, je pense pas que Mémé soit intéressée d'acheter du Bitcoin.

Et même si c'était présent, les vendeurs devrait faire ca en douce (si le but est sans KYC), je pense pas qu'ils soient intéressés de mettre leur activité en risque.

Toujours est il qu'en France, peut importe le type d’intermédiaire de la main à la main, il n'y quasiment pas de demande, les gens préfèrent les moyens traditionnels (plateformes d'échanges et autres) et n'ont pas de problème avec le KYC.

Et les BTC ATM en France je me demande si c'est vraiment rentable, même sur le long terme, avec des frais d'achats de 7% et de ventes soumises ou KYC au dessus de 1000€

Alright. I was observing the person for several days, with another user, and seeing them continuing day by day I started to be in doubt.


That doesn't help in such cases.


When someone does that as soon as they register on a forum I doubt the intentions are good.

Governments can't support cryptocurrencies because it is against the morale of a state where everything must have rules defined by it, controlled by it and a currency created by it.
Cryptocurrencies being stateless it doesn't go well with a state.


But do we need government support? I think not, as long we have a need for BTC, in our daily life, we participate in creating an economy, we don't need approval or support.

Just a precision
What they call Whirpool is nothing more than coinjoin, it's forked from the ZeroLink framework.
It's also good to mention that Whirpool is still considered in Beta.



People can use Whirpool on all devices https://support.samourai.io/article/91-mixing-on-mobile-with-whirlpool

I checked the website (https://wallet.bitcoin.com/) and there is something I don't understand. There is no login button, you download the application either for Android, Apple, Linux, or Windows.
Any possibility that they moved from a web-based wallet to a software/application wallet?

Try also to disable your antivirus,  some of them perform an SSL scan and if their web server uses an old protocol not recognized it can trigger the same message.

User: @BTCWALK

It was a bit obvious to me that he wasn't the source of the long comments posted. A "normal" user doesn't have this habit of commenting, constantly posting long texts good enough for a blog post. A "normal" user has a mix of short-medium-long posts, participate in discussions, and other things.

I was pretty sure it was a pure translation, so I tried to reverse it with several languages, to no avail. Finally, I found out that he was simply rewriting texts he found online.
I don't believe he/she is using a text spinner tool (or I admit it's a good one) but rewriting manually, whatever, I still don't think it's something acceptable. Either you have your own opinion and participate in a discussion forum, or feel the need to play the parrot card in which case we don't need this.

Should it be moderated? I don't know if I'm the first one to notice him and nobody reported before, or it's considered ok "to steal the intelligence" of someone else?

An example:

original text:

I could post other examples but it's time-consuming to find the sources, you can find it not by looking at the text but the thread's title. He/she doesn't spin titles

Misconception, it's wrong. A wallet stores the key, not the coins.

Bitcoins don't exist physically and so can't be stored in a wallet. Bitcoins are recorded in a database (the blockchain) and a wallet is what allows you to transfer BTC from address A to address B using private key and cryptography.

Otherwise, we could duplicate a wallet and double the bitcoins in.

Doing its job?

At first, they said it wasn't serious and it wasn't a health emergency. A few days later they said the opposite, advising us to wear masks and everything. How could they say it wasn't important when we don't even know about this disease.

It is good to remember that Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus did the same thing with Ebola when he was minister of health in Ethiopia. Finally, it was discovered that this was so as not to scare investors in the country.

I'm sure it's the same thing with covid-19, so as not to damage the world economy. You see, money first, your life comes second.

WHO can not do its job properly when it has governance problems by the way.

And since we're talking about a financial reset, it's interesting to know that countries collected a lot of gold recently and I don't remember from where it was coming but there were even 400 tons of gold transferred to New York in the last 3 months...

Excuse me @OcTradism. In reality, I bookmarked your post as a reminder to update it but then I forgot.
I'm so sick these days with symptoms smelling COVID-19.
I update the post right now.

Thanks for the help dude

You know people criticize Nexo with the argument that you don't hold the funds, but they themselves use a bank account where it's exactly the same thing (and even worse knowing that with a bank you can't empty your account overnight.)

Since Nexo is based on Switzerland I suppose the company is regulated there but since it's powered by Credissimo I'm not sure. And this sentence from the FAQ makes me think it's regulated by different agencies, which makes sense if they operate in different countries

I remember an article not long ago talking about the average amount invested in this platform. It showed that most people aren't the typical average Joe, not the middle class I mean. And you won't see "rich guys" posting reviews on Trustpilot

I know it's something obvious for some users but it's good to add that it's not free. When a stop-loss order is executed, so a market order, it incurs taker fees.
You forgot to mention the Negative offset from the current market price, which is similar to percentage-based, for those lazy with percentages.

There are also more advanced Stop loss limit orders

Nothing you can do, transactions are irreversible. You will be considered extraordinarily lucky if Huobi blocks the coins and give back to you.
Don't waste your time with the police, they will hardly be able to do something, not even to understand a transaction

The most important thing now is to check your machine for a vulnerability (virus, malware,...) and to try to understand what could have happened to you and how you could have been robbed...

If it has been done with a malicious Electrum update, malware, or something else.