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61  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why has Gavin left core and attempted to make a fork? on: August 27, 2015, 10:45:12 AM
Because, he want his mark on Bitcoin. A war for Liberty.
62  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How to earn Bitcoin with Bitcoin? on: August 27, 2015, 06:09:09 AM
So..... I managed to earn 0.1BTC Cheesy with the 0.1BTC what is the fastest way to get more btc?

Don't use your hard earned Bitcoins to earn more Bitcoins.  Just keep your Bitcoins yourself and try some free ways (which already suggested here) to increase your holdings.

All the best.
63  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: let's tell the word that we love bitcoin . on: August 27, 2015, 04:48:42 AM
let's make bitcoin more popular , let's make it official currency
support and participate in this campaign by visiting http://teespring.com/i-love-bitcoin and reserving your t-shirt to tell the world that you love bitcoin .

Nice looking T-Shirt.  I must place an order soon.
64  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin? Call the police! on: August 27, 2015, 04:40:47 AM
Bitcoin? Call the police!

Money laundering, drugs, child pornography and weapons. Anything else I’ve forgotten?
Have you also forgotten that I can use fiat for all of the above as well. Except with Bitcoin, ANYONE can follow the money trail and see if I am doing any of the above. Only certain people can see your money trail with fiat (unless you use cash which becomes much harder).

You also forgot that I can buy computer parts, computers, food, groceries, games, toys, and a whole bunch of other things that you can also buy with fiat.

Do you understand yet why someone created anonymous money?
It is pseudonymous actually. Which means that names are not associated with the addresses, but anyone can still see all of your transactions. So if someone figures out who is behind various addresses, he can see everything that person is spending money on, be it child porn, weapons, food, or video games.

I spent a year in the Bitcoin business and what is the result? I lost all I had and now I am asking for help to investigate the thieves who stole our money.  
We were first hacked, then robbed of most of the money intended for the project CzechCrownCoin.
And whose fault is that? Are you suggesting that banks can't be robbed or hacked and all of the money stolen? Are you suggesting that people's bank accounts can't be hacked and all of the money stolen? Bitcoin allows you to be your own bank, so you must also figure out PROPER SECURITY PRACTICES which banks must also do for fiat. Otherwise, you are at risk of being hacked. It's not Bitcoin's fault, its yours.

I believe we were not the first to suffer.
Nope. Not at all. But some also don't complain about it and others figure out how to solve the problem

Can any honest enterpreneurs operate in such an environment?
Hundreds if not thousands of entrepreneurs operate and survive. There are many Bitcoin startups and they are doing just fine. Just take a look how some of the biggest Bitcoin companies are doing. Remember, many of them are small teams working on the project and only went up a few years ago to capitalize on this amazing new technology.

My personal experience is that they cannot. I have filed a complaint with both the CIA (registered number C52WDE) and the FBI (Complaint Id - I1508201506442831). I want to know who is responsible for that robbery.
Well that isn't going to get you anywhere. Law enforcement isn't going to help. They neither have the time nor resources to deal with "magical internet money". Try asking people on this forum for help. There are many people here who are very experiences with tracking addresses and experienced in Bitcoin in general. Provide enough details (addresses, txids) and I'm sure several people will help you track down the thieves. It is unlikely you won't get the Bitcoin back, but the odds are higher than going to the CIA or the FBI for help.

It is impossible to do business in a field where there are so many phantom players and racketeers endlessly attacking.

This is not the place for innocents. These are dark, shark-infested waters. Don’t go swimming here unless you have someone to cover your ass. You will lose all you have and then become a fall guy. If you are stubborn you will just simply disappear.

That is Bitcoin reality.

And it will not change until every Bitcoin wallet has the name of its user, as with a bank account.

Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies have reached the point in their development when they must choose between continuing as regulated currencies or finish. Because it is not possible to build a business which is oriented towards criminality.
How is it oriented towards criminality? The majority of transactions of Bitcoin are not for criminal or nefarious purposes, but rather for legitimate purposes like buying and selling goods. There are many successful legitimate Bitcoin businesses that are thriving.

Our case is evidence that anonymous marauders have robbed us and safely disappeared, under cover of Bitcoin. If this can happen to me, it can happen to anybody and nobody is safe. A solution must be found.

What is needed is an international supervisory body protecting the interests of cryptocurrency entrepreneurs and users with powers of enforcement.

Such a supervisory body, however, cannot function without the support of a police authority possessing human and technical means to track, monitor and trace the rogue cryptocurrency users who are abusing the system for malicious purposes. A draft proposal has already been sent to CIA: http://[Suspicious link removed]/forum/index.php?topic=4473
We can hope that some action will be taken. The chance should not be missed to create a fair business enviroment.
Donate: 16aUA68RwMBzznqczK6QJvKEoByPSCQLWM BTC

So you propose the centralize Bitcoin? And what good would that do? Take a look at fiat. There are plenty of governing and enforcement agencies that attempt to prevent criminals from doing evil with fiat, but what good are they doing? Very little. Even with all of fiat's regulations, there are still more criminal and nefarious transactions that occur with fiat than do with Bitcoin.

Well countered. I agree with most of your counters. I appreciate your job!!
65  Other / Bitcoin Wiki / Re: Wireless Service Paid w/ Bitcoin on: August 26, 2015, 05:08:01 PM
So another unique service is added to Bitcoin Payment gateway. This may be good news for Bitcoin Users.
66  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: here is my bitcoin-story and FREE STICKERS. on: August 26, 2015, 01:27:50 PM
Wow story about your Bitcoin investment is very interesting. Your Bitcoin investment helped a lot when you are in trouble. This must be an inspirational story for new Bitcoin investors.
67  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is there any connections between bitcoin price and stock market chaos? on: August 26, 2015, 10:19:13 AM
No stock market fundamentals are influence Bitcoin price. Bitcoin price depends on Miners costs and trading values.
68  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Top 10 Bitcoin "facts": #1 Satoshi passed majority control of BTC to Gavin on: August 26, 2015, 10:09:05 AM
Can you honestly say that mike and gavin can predict what blocksize we should have up to decades from now with an arbitrary hard coded increase instead of a real response to the market?
69  Other / Off-topic / Re: if you entered your wallet and you found 50BTC what you will do ? on: August 26, 2015, 08:50:26 AM
I can invest those 50 Bitcoins in my Business and after one month I can send 1 BTC and ask what happened? in my message.  If I get response, I will refund remaining 49 BTC. (Earnings from my business is my profit).
70  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Newly Convinced That BIP100 Is The Best Solution on: August 26, 2015, 04:06:23 AM
A rapidly growing amount of hash power is now publicly backing BIP 100, the proposal by Jeff Garzik that grants miners the right to vote the block-size limit up or down. Both F2Pool and BTCChina, as well as several smaller pools, have come out in support of BIP 100 in the past few days.
71  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: Modification of Adam's Experiment: Win Bitcoin's If You Can Come to Consensus! on: August 26, 2015, 04:01:22 AM
I am at 80% and wait for the results.
72  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Bitcoin XT May End Up Splitting the Cryptocurrency Community on: August 25, 2015, 02:09:39 PM
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Critics of Bitcoin XT say that the developers should just use a different name like other cryptocurrency systems, instead of trying to replace “Bitcoin.”

Even though the Bitcoin Foundation has played vital role in developing and popularizing the cryptocurrency, introducing a new blockchain may end up dividing the community. Furthermore, there is no “official” organization of this totally decentralized system and no one has the authority to “upgrade” the existing Bitcoin blockchain, critics say.

Check this interesting article at: http://paymentweek.com/2015-8-25-bitcoin-xt-may-end-up-splitting-the-cryptocurrency-community-8146/
73  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why Bitcoin Core needs to die on: August 25, 2015, 10:44:01 AM
If Bitcoin Core is dead, All remaining coins are Altcoins including Bitcoin XT and there is no value for them (because all altcoins valued with BTC Price).
74  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The tide is turning: Which one is the alt coin now? on: August 25, 2015, 10:32:54 AM
Bitcoin Core is always the Original. Any modifications need to be done to Bitcoin Core only.  Yes, Bitcoin XT is just like other Altcoin, when it comes with a fork.
75  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: We need the bitcoin foundation to fix the blocksize problem on: August 25, 2015, 10:24:34 AM
The Support for Bitcoin Core is increasing day by day. So there is no problem with Bticoin XT.  But the problem is with panic sellers who fear about the Fork.
76  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin Goes Below $200 on: August 25, 2015, 10:09:42 AM
The Hong Kong-based exchange Bitfinex, which witnessed a 'flash crash' just last week, halted trading for a seven-hour period this morning. The price of bitcoin slumped again today after Bitfinex closed its order book, citing issues with its post-trade processing.
77  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Inside New York's Attempt to Regulate Bitcoin on: August 23, 2015, 04:30:46 PM
Here is the Complete list of Latest In & Outs of BitLincense:

Companies Applying for the BitLicense in New York:

Xapo Inc.
Coinsource
Coinbase
Coinsetter
Bittrex
Circle
Bitstamp
MonetaGo

Ceasing Operations in New York:

Rebit.ph
Backpage
LocalBitcoins
Genesis Mining
BitQuick
BitMex
Kraken
Bitfinex
GoCoin
Poloniex
Shape Shift
Eobot
BTC Guild
78  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Where can I find information on block size discussions? on: August 23, 2015, 05:36:21 AM
The block-size issue is being widely discussed by smart people coming up with inventive solutions. A number of new ideas have been proposed, while it’s also possible to combine different solutions into new proposals. You can find block size discussions in this form at different threads.
79  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: This Is How To Kill XT… on: August 23, 2015, 05:32:22 AM
Pieter Wuille, one of Core developer thinks Andresen's 8MB block size is much too progressive. Based on research by Blockstream colleague Rusty Russell, Pieter Wuille believes average internet connection speed will not be able to keep up with Andresen’s proposal. Pieter Wuille has, therefore, proposed to increase the block size limit by 17.7 percent per year starting in 2017, which he formalized in BIP103.

But most of the Bitcoin Community want to make any changes can made to Bitcoin Core only. Forks from other than Core may made Bitcoin into an Alt Coin.
80  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Satoshi's timezone on: August 23, 2015, 02:31:16 AM
By late 2010, however, Nakamoto Satohi began to fade from the scene. While he always worked with other individuals, he was careful not to reveal any personal details with the people he collaborated with online in the Cryptography Mailing List at metzdowd.com. This ensured that he retained his cloak of invisibility.

Since then, several attempts have been made at trying to identify Nakamoto Satoshi. Most people assume that he is Japanese, if only due to the name; this is more than likely a cover given his use of language and perfect English, and the fact that the original bitcoin.org domain was registered by a Finnish company based in Helsinki. Maybe these were all subtle tricks to throw us off his trail.
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