To those whom are complaining about the way that pyramiding works... I must remind you of the most important rule of business it is CAVEAT EMPTOR which is Latin for buyer be ware. If you have sent btc to pyramining then the only way to get your money back is to wait for rewards to be paid out. If you claim that you were ignorant to this fact... Well I would remind you that you invested not understanding and that is no one's fault but your own.
Otherwise I think pyramining is an excellent invest oppurtunity, but you must understand the dynamics of the btc market. Bottom line is if make investments based on the idea of making a killing than more often than not you will be disappointed.
Nice to see some progress happening, gj and gl pyramining. We are counting on you.
You must be very stupid to think this is a great opportunity. Wrong, this is securities fraud. Prosecutors specifically mentioned mining contract investment fraud and vowed to prosecute in the new York virtual currency hearing. I hope pyramining sits in federal prison for a very long time, then burns hell for eternity. Pyramining, refund everyone before a federal grand jury indicts you. Prosecutors need high profile cases right now to scare people and you're up next. I've personally filed reports with the sec, dfs and irs. |
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E-gold founder backs new Bitcoin rival
By Stephen Foley in New York
The founder of one of the earliest virtual currencies has re-emerged with a rival to Bitcoin, more than five years after his first venture, e-gold, was shut down by the US Department of Justice.
Douglas Jackson is consulting for a membership organisation called Coeptis that hopes to launch a new version of his gold-backed currency, which attracted millions of users at its height.
The aim is to lure many of the people who have been attracted to Bitcoin and other virtual currencies this year, including businesses that are looking for a cheap way to process payments outside the traditional banking system.
Coeptis’s “global standard currency” would be fully backed by reserves of gold, held in a trust, in effect turning the precious metal into a medium of exchange.
Mr Jackson and two others pleaded guilty in July 2008 to running an illegal money transmitting business and to aiding money laundering, after federal investigators charged that “criminals of every stripe gravitated to e-gold as a place to move their money with impunity”.
Bill Cunningham, chief executive of CMO, the Florida company behind Coeptis, said the technology behind e-gold has been updated and expanded to ensure it complies with the emerging regulations covering virtual currencies. Unlike e-gold, it would verify members’ identities before allowing them to trade.
“We believe we will have better anti-money laundering procedures than any other virtual currency business and that we will compare well with the banking industry,” Mr Cunningham said.
“One of the advantages of seeing what happened to the e-gold system is we understand where we fell down before.”
CMO is planning to buy its currency system from Mr Jackson, but because of his conviction, he will not have an operational role in the company.
For several years, Mr Jackson had hoped to resurrect e-gold himself, but it became clear he would not be able to obtain the money transmitter licences required in most US states.
Mr Cunningham said CMO had begun approaching state regulators about obtaining licences itself and hopes to launch before the middle of next year.
The membership organisation’s name comes from the phrase annuit coeptis, meaning “he has favoured our undertakings”, which appears on US banknotes.
The emergence of Bitcoin has sparked a wave of experimentation in currencies and in online payments. Regulators and monetary authorities have so far been content to allow such currencies, but have pressured exchanges and brokers to introduce the same money-laundering checks as traditional financial institutions.
A European Central Bank study last year concluded virtual currencies were too small to worry about yet, but their growth should be monitored lest they start to threaten financial stability.
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Coeptis aka cœptis "global standard currency” brought to you by the people from egold and liberty reserve, is trying to ride the Bitcoin bandwagon and scam the public with another virtual currency. Beware. Even more shocking, their attorney, Carol Van Cleef - Partner, Patton Boggs, was at the new York hearing representing them. And the panel after were prosecutors who convicted egold and liberty reserve. They even stated how the sentences were too light, they had no clue the criminals are working on their third currency and tying it to Bitcoin. This will incriminate Bitcoin and if they want those criminal founders stopped, they may have to stop all virtual currencies. If they get associated with Bitcoin and the regulators figure out that attorney was right in front of their eyes, Bitcoin could have more regulations because of them. Let's make sure Coeptis aka cœptis "global standard currency” never gets off the ground and goes straight to hell with their centralized currency. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/f7488616-561a-11e3-96f5-00144feabdc0.html |
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Was Satoshi his real name or was it his "Internet Name"?
It can be both, can be one of them, can be neither of them. No one knows who he is. He could be you or I |
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Litecoin is worthless now
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You can't be tempted when you have no private keys
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What-huh? No newbies section and waiting time any more? No wonder we're seeing so many fresh faces begging for money for school, writing soothing words about Mt. Gox BTC dispersal problems, etc.
Where is a guy to announce that he's yet another sock puppet of ~tvbcof (other than post #0)?
Do you pray to allah of hodls |
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Hi!
I read an article saying "Bitcion" ...
What is the correct? Bitcoin or Bitcion?
Bits coin |
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BTC are sold to order gifts for his sugar baby as soon as you deposit.
Ftfy |
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Thanks very much for the link. Well, it is legal to mine, own or spend bitcoin for goods and service. I am shocked to see your comment "It's a felony" at first, but it seems it is not as bad as I thought.  I may have exaggerated :/ |
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but this website dosent even work!  you pay on time ...and you never know when are you going to get your product. this is unheard of.. Pyra should never waste peoples time and money like this. Let them take their money back if you cant deliver. This is not how business should be done. It's a long running scam sadly |
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Asked about government financial infrastructures around the world and how Bitcoin will fit in with these systems or redefine them, Carfi said, "Certain countries, such as Thailand and Iceland, historically have been hostile toward Bitcoin. BitLegal is tracking Bitcoin's status in many countries around the globe." Iceland? What happened in Iceland? It's a felony |
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Images now proxied What does this mean exactly? Why can't I post imgur images? Just get the "bitcointalk.org image proxy: invalid image". Sort of annoying. Solution? Just resize them. It's probably because they're too big. Or you're using an html and not the actual image |
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I finally got my BTC !!!!! But it's slow (2 Hours and half) History : 2014-01-30 15:49:52 - 0.001 BDC send from my Wallet to Generated address 2014-01-30 15:49:52 - Transaction appears in BlockChain at 2014-01-30 15:49:52 (Transaction : 8f272ad67272da58ec2d0c9554c4e5767f18e75c54a72399d5fc89270b896a78 - Source : 1Nwresb7UmiMwWMKnBeWrb3D1GCp7mhXKc - Destination : 198RQwe9neQPk7TWC7Q6YHHENrN7MrhL2S) 2 hours and half later Transaction appears in BlockChain at 2014-01-30 18:23:52 2014-01-30 18:23:52 - Transaction appears in BlockChain 2014-01-30 18:23:52 - My URL Callback is called with 0 confirmation (and respons "bad" to receive other confirmations) 2014-01-30 18:28:34 - My URL Callback is called with 25 confirmations (and respons "*ok*" to stop api callback) I run a site making it easy for users to use Seems interesting. Could you explain the concept of "Shared (Coins will be mixed increasing privacy)" ? They probably waited for big enough inputs It's like a mixer. |
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That's too little, its ddos especially because they pay the fee
They say ( https://blockchain.info/fr/api/api_receive) : "The minimum supported transaction size is 0.001 BTC. Forwarding transactions will include a network fee paid by blockchain.info. " and also The minimum transaction size is 0.0005 BTC. There is no maximum payment or any other limitations. Do you used the forwarding ? I run a site making it easy for users to use see sig |
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