when using the AdWords wallet should work well and not disappoint its users?
What the hell are you talking about? Are you telling that Google jumped into Bitcoin? |
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Lagarde is a corrupted lady from the Elite, I won't be so surprised if she belongs to the reptilians
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Are you planning to add Zencash?
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Well OP you're dumbass firstly. They already sued you're broke ass. You haven't been active lately. Karma sucks.
If only you knew who is this guy  .... he is far to be "dumbass". You have not 1% of his knowledges. He is not active because, because, because, oh well, if you knew who he is you wouldn't even wonder |
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Hey guys I see the Linux wallet is now available.  Is there someone who can tell me if there is any file to edit to sync the wallet? I am quite new to GNU/Linux, currently using Ubuntu with LXDE and have no idea how to edit a file  If someone could post a command that I can use in a terminal, because even with a file manager I am not sure where to search |
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I agree to say that NIST5 is what makes Solaris an interesting coin.
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If you are looking to use any of this online bank because you don't want to link your bank account with your Bitcoin activity (you don't want your bank/gov know about) then you are totally wrong. At least if you are European. As you know any bank account that you open (in EU) outside your country is automatically reported within 48 h max to the administration of your country
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I know there's a variety of mixers out there, but I'm considering making my own. Part technical challenge for myself, part filling the hole left by bitmixer. It will be a centralized mixing service (not using coinjoin or anything). You send coins to some address and receive coins from another address. Nothing mind-bending, I know. But I'd love to get people's opinions on mixers they like, don't like, etc.
Thanks!
My suggestion is, be sure to stay anonymous and be prepared to receive some threats to close your service. You surely remember Bitmixer? If you think they closed because "I make a great cash but I want to be a great guy so I close Bitmixer" then you're wrong |
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In general, when investors are very anxious or simply worried about the value of the dollar, they buy physical gold rather than gold substitutes. Apparently, some worried investors are also buying bitcoins. I imagine that Bitcoin buyers belong mainly to generation X and Y, while gold buyers are mostly baby boomers, less young.
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I have a suggestion and a question if you don't mind A roadmap displayed on the site can be a great idea Is Zencash the only crypto with encrypted messaging via the blockchain? Zencash is starting to shine I hope it will stay stable in the month of September, so I can buy 1-2 nodes |
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https://www.deepdotweb.com/2016/01/23/bitcoin-playing-an-increased-role-in-crime-europol-says/Would you believe that the existence of bitcoin has increased the number of criminality in some countries in the world. This is the issue that was being thrown by the EuroPol and the UK Metropolitan Police. According to them bitcoin has played a huge role on the increasing criminality in their area. They added that a huge number of cybercriminals were using bitcoins in their activities. This just shows that as bitcoin develops both advantages and disadvantages will tag along. Agreed with you, there are some criminals who has started to accept the bitcoins while performing the criminal activities. It has been very difficult for the police department to trace these criminals as there are no transaction trails. I think no one can stop these criminals from using the bitcoins as it is easy and safest way for them to complete the criminal/ illegal transactions; that's why bitcoins are gaining popularity among the criminals also. Like no one can stop the criminals from using dollar, euro and whatever you want. Otherwise, it would be already stopped. The real criminals don't use Bitcoin, they use other cryptocurrencies which are more efficient regarding anonymity. Those using Bitcoin may regret it in some months/years |
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Hi Is it possible to link the same bank account to 2 different Bitwala accounts? Sorry if the question look stupid but I prefer to be clean with your company and avoid getting problem |
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When Bitcoin will be universally accepted accepted by Government, of course it will be taxed accordingly. Do you think it will still be as in demand as it is right now, that makes its price higher and higher everyday.
Does the bitcoin community is ready for this?
Currently, Bitcoin is not "universally" accepted but guess what? Governments didn't wait to tax it! You have to report the profits you made and so pay the taxs depending of the profits |
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A stable value or not won't make Bitcoin more popular as it is today. It depends on people using it, places to spend it and so on... If there are n more solutions more easy to use, people will still be worried to use it. There are lot of people who know what Bitcoin is, but just a few who understand how it works exactly
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Paymium is not charging miners fees. The reason is they send transactions is batch at different hours of the day. But it's not a pure wallet website but a exchange platform
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I wasnt aware that you could easily pay with Bitcoin in The Netherlands
and Germany in Europe. I thought I was really only being adopted mostly
in the U.S, Japan and China.
In these places in The Netherlands and Germany, Is it clearly advertised
or displayed that Bitcoin is accepted?
Google "red light district in the Netherlands" You will perfectly understand why it makes sense to accept Bitcoin there What we need currently is more solutions like Bitpay has. So more merchents will be aware of such solutions and so more adopted. Of course it will need several years still |
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The fees to make small transactions make currently Bitcoin not good. It fails to fill the needs for tiny transaction. It's better to use some others altcoins where the fees are near to zero. But when you are sending for example 1BTC who gives a fuck to pay 5$. I do admit not everyone send 1BTC often
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According to a British survey, almost four in five people consider that they remain the rightful owners of the money they deposit in their bank. One in three would even be opposed to the bank lending a portion of it.
But in fact, every time someone puts money on their current account or a book, they actually lend it to their bank. It actually does what it wants and therefore grants credits on that basis.
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Pay attention to Zencash. It is currently undervalued but has a huge potential. The value will double very soon so if you don't want to miss the train start to by now at Bittrex. Just take a look at their project. Great news are coming which will definitely boost Zencah
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From a week to over a year, depending on the cryptocurrency itself and all that goes around, the team, the marketing plan, etc There are not a lot of coins that I hold for over 6 months.... the natural selection I guess |
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