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Now they should reciprocate by promoting the coin... solicit more positive contributions.
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I can only see positive things coming out of a public figure even mentioning bitcoin (sometimes even negative press can increase sales)...
It would seem that the talking heads should be educated...
Whoever is working on btc PR should reach out with a mass mailing to these media types explaining the positive aspects of cryptos.... keep hitting them over the head until they get it and report on it.
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This should get some play... very interested in the potential implications.  |
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Good luck with these regulations... NY is now in the rear view mirror... the next city to be BTC friendly will catch the windfall.
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It may be too early to answer this but it's safe to say that the cities that seriously roll out the carpet for BTC will have a jump start over the others... millions of new revenue.. not including benefits of upstart companies willing to sink capital into the local economy... forward thinking legislators will be early adapters and reap the benefits.
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N.Y. has been "banked"
More restrictions means business elsewhere.
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As with anyone anticipating this potential game changer it might be a fun challenge to predict the date that the ETF is finally approved.
This isn't about technicalities or who knows more about the process... simply guessing the date for bragging rights.
If someone wants to take it to the "wager" level thru escrow feel free.
I'm guessing 8-29-2014.
Go!
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All bitcoiners should put a comment on this P.O.S. "paper"...
Banks that are loaning your money without gold backing have zero room to be talking about Ponzi schemes.
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Most POS systems have a key that can be mapped to enter a summary total for the day... or map a payment scan code ...
Most convenience stores are capable of accepting several forms of payments (some from other devices ).
Worse case is you do a simple journal entry to the corporate software system... if all goes well then you talk about real time integration to the POS device.
Start with the POS manufacturer... the accounting folks are used to creating new entries...
I'm sure this would not be difficult... don't let the front end store folks scare you away.
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So the question is why would anyone in the banking industry think favorably for BTC and their bank's future?
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My only response is... buy now while you can still afford it.
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Yes, also holding off for wife's tampons... no sell
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This sounds positive... from ETF Daily News...
"The fresh amendment naming Nasdaq: COIN as the ticker symbol was filed July 1, exactly one year after the initial filing of the S-1 form.
Despite the long process, the Winklevoss Bitcoin ETF appears to be on track for SEC approval, probably before the end of the year.
“Under the securities laws we are not permitted to discuss timing to launch or effectiveness,” Cameron Winklevoss told The Wall Street Journal.
“However, identifying the ticker symbol and the exchange are two major events that further demonstrate that we are moving forward as expected.”
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This happened to me a couple of times... then I learned how to exclude buyers... if you see a newb bidding on your equipment they can be added to the
"Blocked Bidder/Buyer list"... you can do this to the point of only accepting long time reputable buyers.
The last two sales have gone smoothly by using this feature.
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Long story short, buy BTC now and hold.  Sometimes short messages are the best advise you can get... no financial adviser needed here. |
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