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yeap stable growth always attracts long-term investors
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nice, bitcoin ebay coming right up lol.
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franky, you're a genius lol.
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5 to 10 years from now, you could be buying properties and cars with bitcoin all around the world
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those who know don't tell, those who tell don't know
With that said yes My fathers Boss's son is a bitcoin millionaire who invested in 2011
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That would be great if it happens
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Bitcoin won't fail, it has already passed some of the most toughest edges. It is getting more stabilized, you are starting to see more businesses accepting bitcoin. It is going to be like a daily normal event of people living all around the world.
1. People start getting aware of bitcoin, and how it works
2. You will see a steady increase in the number of ATMs to cater to the higher demand
3. You will see businesses that formerly rejected bitcoins, start accepting them now
4. Banks would need to think, ok this bitcoin notion is getting bigger, so how can we tap into that massive market, what additional services can we offer to our business clients.
5. Who knows you could have, bitcoin insurance companies, bitcoin digital marketplaces like clickbank
Possibilities are endless.
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yeap, bitcoin is a huge notion, and they're starting to realize that they have a big competitor waiting to give them to whoop down. Rather than fighting a meaningless battle, finding ways to survive based on mutual benefit, seems to the way.
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technically the banks do pay them a certain percentage.
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Ranging markets means prices are getting stable and less volatile. Well at the moment, it is not good for us if bitcoin doesn't appreciate in value, but if you think about it this way. If bitcoin prices are more stable and less volatile, you would see more and more businesses starting to accept bitcoin, inducing a higher demand in days to come. Trading volume would thicken. 2015 would be an exciting year, the year where you will see more and more major brands starting to take on bitcoin. Bitpay would definitely benefit alot from this, they have an excellent business model.
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Hello,
Sorry for the noob question, but i never used paypal to sell or buy BTC, I only used paypal to get paid in Odesk:, so what is this chargeback with paypal? How can someone scam you buying your BTC with paypal?Thanks!
BR
Gondel
Send you PayPal payment. You send BTC to buyer. Buyer does a chargeback from credit card. Your BTC got stolen. That's a simple way of putting it. Credits cards will far harder to come by when the next Dollar-debt-bubble bursts. I've already had my credit card rights rescinded by Bank of Evil America, it was a Platinum Plus and I've been with the bank for over a decade. Banks just don't give a fuck anymore, I'm apparently too risky to do business with now because I have student loan debt. Crypto is going to fuck their whole evil system up, and that's why I love it. Bitcoin credit cards, ok nvm better not give them banks any ideas |
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paypal is like oh man they're catching up with us damn, time for plan B Collaboration!
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Bitcoin dollar all the way  Team America, Fuck yeah! knew someone was going to say that LOL |
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reminds me of what happened to my old 5ghz miner, both of them went dead after like 2 weeks of mining. Everytime i see the word BFL, makes me rage lol. We will ship in <insert date here>, yea right.
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who knows 10 years from now, it could be a world of bitcoins
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