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Someone with an identical name to Andreas' is listed as a member of the Foundation.
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I thought by now I would see a few Bitcoin millionaires living large on youtube, but I'm seeing a lack of videos. Where are they?
A lot of people kicked the can down the road, picking up a few hundred bitcoins in the process...mining wasn't something a lot of people stuck with for long periods back then...remember, when Bitcoin was a year and a half old, mining was easy with a CPU and bitcoins were essentially worthless. I've met a few guys in that general scenario and they're busy with their already busy lives...just a few hundred kilo bucks richer--not enough to last a lifetime of living large! |
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... and for even notifying clients that they have filed a report with FinCEN as required by law.
I don't think the subject of a SAR is allowed to know that they are...(insert horrible pseudo-reference) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suspicious_activity_report#ConfidentialityAt any rate, the allegation uses email quotes from Charlie liberally. Hard to see how that is unlikely to be true. It's not just failure to work hard enough to discover rule violations, it was failure to do the job of a compliance officer. It may not seem fair that different rules apply to people buying eggs low and selling high than to people doing the same thing with money, but the rules are different. For this use case, bitcoins are more like dollars than a commodity like eggs. |
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No. But I would give up my country.
lol man ...as in move...not sacrifice the lives of millions of my fellow citizens  |
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No. But I would give up my country.
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I think you also need to prove him Catholic...but I'll spot you the $100k miracle |
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Fewer would want to participate if they felt they were just working to make him rich. As it stands now, he has not touched but a tiny fraction (if that) of his coins, so it's unclear if he ever intends to become known and/or spend his coins.
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In the Catholic Church you mean?
I'm not catholic but I think the bare minimum requirements include: being dead, causing or being subject to a miracle in life, miracle ascribed to the proposed saint posthumously in response to supplication...
You could start a church yourself though...I hear it's easier than starting a 501c3...
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A drobo mini, 2 1 TB 2.5 inch HDD, a nikon d7100 battery&charger, and hopefully some knives from someone I've just convinced to use Bluehost, woo commerce & Wordpress, and Bitpay.
Oh, and a 240gb msata drive and target, overstock, and amazon gift cards.
Check out gyft.com and overstock.com; both accept bitcoins as payment.
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Typo? Not gonna make you lose bitcoins. PITA to type in, but safe from typos n
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Well, it used to be like <1%...but now it's like 80%
...but I had to wait a few years. |
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A chinese company purchases a site hosted on a free website builder hosting?
And plans to buy all the BTC?
Can I laugh?
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Website registered on the 1st , your account on the 2nd , you only talk about this website in your posts..
I smell a f* scam =)))
Strong work...smells like urine in asparagus season... |
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Gyft.com...you can buy up to a $2,000 gift card with btc. I've bought target gift cards before. Super easy.
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From letstalkbitcoin.com/contest:
The Present Case – Pilot #6 for LTB Contest – send .1 mBTC (0.0001BTC) to 1ABbhPAKbHnCKPzRthrr5YNeATdj3HeA3Y
Very insightful and worth listening to. Real legal case history that's easy to understand...its a very well researched podcast and he covers this issue and more in depth!
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I received the domains from an anonymous person who claimed to have worked with Satoshi in the early days. He claimed that Satoshi split up his assets before leaving in order to prevent too much centralisation: The SourceForge project to Gavin, bitcoin.org to Sirius, and the two other domains to this anonymous person.
Sounds legit Absolutely legit. And I admire that he didn't choose to put it all in The Bitcoin Foundation's hand. Welcome to Bitcoin. The foundation is a little over a year old. |
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is Scrypt vulnerable like sha256 though?
Neither is vulnerable... |
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Yes. On a few occasions...maybe 6 or so.
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i am just wondering how you could make 500 posts on a forum that is directly related to a thing you dont believe... I have no comments on the main topic...  ? Hack vs sold credentials... |
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