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I was interested to order one but It says the card is out of stock and available on request only.
Are you still in Beta phase? (I saw that there was a card for beta testers) When do you think you'll have new stock so. (or it's only on request?)
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Ah oui donc tu as quand même une certaine experience, c'est déjà un avantage. Apres ce que je peux te dire c'est que souvent les offres d'emplois ne mentionnent pas de diplome, c'est surtout valable pour les boites etrangere ou tu travaille en remote.
Parce qu'un BTS ou un DEUG ils font pas de difference, ils y connaissent rien. C'est pour ca qu'ils misent aussi et surtout sur l'experience.
En France, peu d'emploi dans la blockchain et beaucoup de candidats qui ont un niveau assez élévé (j'exagere quand je dis bcp de candidats).
Dans le Helpdesk y'a du travail (surtout si tu parles une autre langue que l'anglais) et aussi un peu en community manager. Je parle de vrai CM, pas ce que les gens considerent ici un community manager.
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Ben je me suis dis que les gens ne font pas le paiement à Burger king mais à l'entreprise qui effectue les livraisons. Dans le même genre qu'avec Uber eats. Les gens paient leur commandes à Uber eats et non au restos? C'est la boite de livraison qui ensuite effectue le paiement aux restos?
Mais dans ce cas, le probleme est toujours le même, puisque cette entreprie (lieferando) est localisée en Allemagne. J'ai cherché, et en fait c'est une filiale d'une autre boite Yourdelivery GMBH (et GMBH =Allemagne).
A moins d'avoir créer une autre filiale localisée je ne sais ou justement pour éviter cette limite.
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The adaptation of cryptocurrency is widely spreading across all over the world and even professionals do accept cryptocurrency nowadays for their professional fees. At first, it was just being used in a restaurant or cafe but now it is starting to gain the attention of the professional worker.
I hope there would be a doctor who would accept a cryptocurrency in the future just like the dentist in Budapest.
Yes, more and more professional people are making themselves good into the cryptocurrency understanding the people's needs. If they're not into advancement it might lower the clinic's accessibility. This way more small networks and chained stores have begun to accept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Same time there is also attacks on these medical systems, recently 400 dental clinic data was breached and ransom of $50000 was demanded. Both good and bad is there, and we need to go with the right ones. And do you think paying in Bitcoin will help to avoid a data breach? How? Databases get hacked no matter what payment methods customers use, cryptos won't help at all. In this case, it's the currency that is "blockchainized" not the database containing all medical information. the clinic's accessibility Someone can't say he doesn't have access to a clinic because he pays with BTC. If he really needs health care services, he perfectly knows how to convert his bitcoins to fiats (and then pay the clinic) that's a dubious excuse to me This dental clinic realizes that they have patients from different countries. So by paying using cryptocurrency it will be easier and they are also free of taxes.
99% of the customers are Europeans, just to let you know we all use the same currency and we all use SEPA. Who's taxes free? Surely not the professional. |
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Il n'y a quasiment pas d'offres d'emploi dans ce domaine en France. Je serais même surpris de trouver plus de 4-5 postes. A ta place je chercherais à faire du télétravail. Tu trouveras deja plus d'opportunités en travaillant pour une boite étrangère.
Apres un Bac +2 c'est peut etre un peu léger? Surtout si tu n'as pas d'experience derriere, souvent ils demandent 4 ou 5 ans d'experience
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Si ton compte n'est pas verifier cela ne sert à rien de le déclarer aux impots. Et honnetement vu le level de cet echange, t'as rien çà craindre. Cet peut etre le pire que j'ai vu jusque la en passant IL n'y a pas de fiat sur cette plateforme, es-tu sûr qu'il faille la déclarer?
A moins que cela ait changé, les échanges de cryptos entre elles ne sont pas fiscalisés. Par conséquent ce genre de plateforme n'est pas a déclarer.
Il en va autrement des plateformes (comme coinbase) qui te permettent de vendre/acheter des cryptos en fiat (euros, dollars, etc.).
Si les echanges entre cryptos ne sont pas fiscalisés, le fait de devoir déclarer les comptes est lui bien defini, puisque le Tresor nous demande de les reporter. j'ai rien lu disant que les echanges sans fiats n'ont pas besoin d'etre declarer |
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The only escalation for your issue is to close your account there. They, legally, will have no choice to refund you the funds on your account.
What was wrong with the docs submitted? They surely told you.
There was a site where I sent scanned documents, they told me it was not good. I had been forced to take disgusting pictures with an old phone (they accepted lol)
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How about anonymix.io? Is it legit or scam?? Anyone test this mixer?
I didn't know this one, it seems too recent. I mean, the domain name has been created in February but I think it really started to work in August only. I struggled to even find the site on the SERP, I had to use a G command like 'site:domainname.tld' to find it. I found a blog post on the web (cryptalker.com/anonymix) but I rarely believe what blog posts say when they talk about mixers. The date isn't displayed in the article but I know it property=article:published_time content=2019-08-27T09:13:03+00:00><meta property=article:modified_time content=2019-08-27T09:23:18+00:00><meta Wich make me again think that the service started last month only, so hard to say something about it. I will add it if the site is ok. Another fake site to be added on the list @LeGaulois: https://bitblender[dot]eu/ Added, thanks |
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@MouKanga
No, you're fine and can buy at any place like an exchange, etc. Don't really need to use LocalBitcoin, Bisq, etc.
The thing is you forget to think about something. The taxes.
I know in Germany you don't have to pay any taxes if you hold since 1 year. So if you do some transactions already (for yourself) Be careful to not mix with your personal use.
I mean, be sure to be able to prove you bought your bitcoins over a year ago. Otherwise, they could think you sold some bitcoins bought this year ( the coins bought for your friend)
note: Don't forget Paypal will ask you a second time for an ID verification once you receive 2500€/year
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En Allemagne, ils peuvent payer leur commande en bitcoin via l'application, pour ceux qui choississent la livraison. Pas directement en fait apparemment. Pour la livraison ils ont fait un partenariat avec une autre entreprise laquelle utilise Bitcoin.. Et ils n'utilisent pas Bitcoin eux même, ils passent par BitPay. Sur leur site ici En ligne avec Bitcoin
Sélectionnez "Bitcoin" sous "Données de commande". Ensuite, vous cliquez sur 'passer une commande'. Vous serez redirigé vers Bitpay, notre fournisseur de paiement Bitcoin. La page ouvrira votre portefeuille Bitcoin pour votre demande de paiement. Ici, vous pouvez payer votre commande. Le montant en bitcoins est toujours converti par le taux de change actuel de bitpay . Après le paiement, vous serez redirigé vers notre site par Bitpay.
Votre commande sera traitée dans notre système et envoyée directement au restaurant. Lorsque vous payez avec Bitcoin, nous ne facturons aucun coût supplémentaire. Pour payer avec Bitcoin, vous devez installer un portefeuille Bitcoin. Vous pouvez configurer ce portefeuille virtuel à l'aide de diverses applications et programmes que vous pouvez télécharger sur Internet. Désolé pour la trad., mais je ne parle pas Allemand "Il reste intéressant qu'une marque d'une telle envergure décide de sauter le pas dans un contexte où beaucoup de questions autour de la régulation du secteur restent entières", complète-t-il. "Cela constitue un message à forte valeur symbolique, selon lequel il est possible et envisageable d'utiliser une monnaie numérique pour un produit de consommation courante". https://www.bfmtv.com/tech/en-allemagne-burger-king-accepte-desormais-les-paiements-en-bitcoin-1760312.html |
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 And also to add: to be verified by the public You should at least understand what you're reading. Nowhere it says the blockchain is public. Read again. It would have been a worrying case if it was available to anyone. We don't need to tell the whole city that this person had a child. What they did is implementing a "permissioned blockchain", private, to make its system more efficient. |
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This is news that just brings more exposure to bitcoin, because honestly I doubt many people use their bitcoins to pay for the services provided by this company. People will continue using they bitcoin as means of investment. maybe if one day many governments legalize bitcoin we might see many people use bitcoin to buy things in their countries
Dude, PWC works only with medium and large companies like Tesco, Sony, BMW, and even banks, not with random individuals. They won't audit your bank account to check how consistent you're to pay your bills. lol |
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En fait c'est pas nouveau, ca fait longtemps déjà qu'il y a un compte bancaire avec IBAN dédié et carte. Ce qu'il y a de vraiment nouveau c'est juste l'application téléphone, parce qu'on peut passer par l'app pour ouvrir le compte alors qu'avant on ne pouvait pas. A savoir que la garantie des dépots c'est valable que sur les fonds euros et pas les bitcoins. Et que la partie wallet ou il est dit que Bitwala ne stocke pas les clés privées: ben cela a toujours été le cas . |
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Don't need to use an Escrow, you can use some websites like Shipito Basically, it gives you an address in the US, receives your item, verifies it and ships it to your country https://www.shipito.com/en/?countrycode=PHThere are other websites but I think this one is maybe the most popular. It has a cost but an escrow has 2, so... |
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DEXs could even be considered safer than traditional exchanges (at some points)
If you're an experienced user maybe, but for the average person it requires understanding and a lot of patience with how confirmations can either take a few minutes or even an hour in some cases. For most people it's safe to say that the benefits of using a DEX don't outweigh the trade-offs, because there are many. It's also largely still underdeveloped because it's not profitable at all to spend time on this for developers. What we are missing is incentive for the wealthy elite in Bitcoin land to pump money into development, but that's not going to happen considering that the elite either directly owns an exchange or has a large stake in it. I didn't say it (because it's something repeated often in discussions) but I have to admit it's not user-friendly. But Bitcoin wasn't user-friendly the day 1 (and still not for the majority), give it time to mature. I truly believe it will be accessible to the average Joe in the near future. Don't forget the new generation is used to new technologies and it is in their daily lives, not like us who shocked to discover Emule to download free movies. Saying it doesn't worth for the devs, yes your point is right but in the open-source world, you always have thousands of devs working for free, coding stuff used by millions of people. GNU/Linux is a perfect example. I exclude Ubuntu and Canonical, but how many forks come from Debian with devs who worked, and still work, for free? A thousand of operating systems, if not more. You will always see some elites jumping in everything they can, Canonical and Red Hat are for Linux OS what Binance is for DEX. but that won't prevent this branch from evolving, at least it will be less anarchic. I'm not even talking about questioning the term decentralization, because even if you use a DEX, can we really talk about decentralization if servers and other infrastructures, governance, are held by a single person or a group, or a company. Not really... |
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Kakmakr It is a well known fact that the loans that are being granted to these third world countries, comes with a lot of strings attached and that the country giving the loans Yeah, it's what I call the colonization. It starts economically and ends politically Bitcoin cannot help these countries to get rid of the debt The debt country perhaps not, but it can help the citizens there to protect their wealth, that's what the OP wanted to show. Even knowing the crypto market is volatile they have maybe more chance to save it than their national currency, loosing already 25% (?). It could be another traditional currency, not necessary BTC Remember about the Zimbabwean currency? The currency had been devalued to such an extent that the country was printing Zimbabwean $100 trillion bills lol. After they stopped to use the currency for another. They used multiple currencies at the same time in the end, they were also printing USD bills (if I remember correctly) |
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It's about 1 year Bitcoin didn't close 3 weeks closing candles red, also there is a decent decline in the volume (compared to what we were seeing a few months ago) So to me, people do nothing and just hold waiting for another decrease. Perhaps they're waiting to buy below $9k. which could or could not happen, actually I believe it can but I also believe (and perhaps more) that it will do the opposite.  tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSD/sCSZ7TOv-BITCOIN-Are-you-ready-for-the-September-pump/ |
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@ Wind_FURY There is Flyp.me there is no registration/account Beside Bisq, do you know one from your list with fiats? ...
The consequence is you're free from something centralized, it's an advantage rather than something else. Those who don't like the KYC bullshit already use such platforms. DEXs could even be considered safer than traditional exchanges (at some points) |
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