Bitcoin is clearly the technological replace for gold. So I'd probably risk wealth, and invest in it before a further increase in adoption.

I think we can all agree that AVG is ultimately the best antivirus you'll ever find?! 

The funny thing is most people reading this, like me, would have never heard of it before. How they achieved over 100k international merchants is indeed a 21st Century miracle

Im in the stage where im developing a multi purpose mobile app for my services, and every othee service which may require these features. Some problem... The main problem now is really the design. I have tried several HTML5,CSS3,JS designs, but all of them are just too slow or just look too much like website.

Is there any suggestions, especially for designing mobile app templates? OR
would someone just team-up with me to build the required andriod app?

Sometimes, when you listen to bankers ignorance about Bitcoin, don't you just wonder "How did a baboon such as you get into banking?" On the positive side, the longer they can ignore Bitcoin, the longer we'll have to make them jobless . So it's a Win Win situations

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There we go again, one organisation representing Bitcoin?

We need to keep with the decentralised flow. Theres many developers on this forum, and many who are also capable of developing the bitcoin core. Im sure some would be willing to freely commit to the project.
I still cant understand the reason to have a decentralised system, where almost all the power is unquestionably handed to a single group of people, who can slow down development, get threatened by government entities, get infiltrated by corrupt entities, and enforce restrictions or changes to Bitcoin freely, and at any moment.

My point is, Bitcoin is a decentralised system, and it needs to stay decentralised at whatever cost. Theres no point of Bitcoin being decentralised if we still require a single organisation to make choices for everyone, which will ultimately impact the foreseeable future of Bitcoin and the global adoption of the blockchain.

The community respects peoples opinion. Not corporate opinion. I like the guilty tactics though  

I actually think that they all agreed to drop whether your working for coinbase or not. I'm just trying to understand why you would use a cloud wallet to secure your precious bitcoins or why you would try to convince us that you're not related to coinbase in anyway. For one think, your account is freshly created today, 2.5 hrs ago to be precise.

Its a shame that coinbase would try and manipulate the bitcoin community itself, in an attempt to try and justify its actions. Why don't they just fully explain the current situation to their consumers? At least it wouldn't cost them their reputation, which may start to decline

From what i understand, it only impacts people trading over $5k (money laundering) or deliberately accepting an exchange with groups who will continue to commit crybercrimes. Well, I thought it applied to everyone

You say sting operations, are you implying that local bitcoin trading is unauthorised, at least in the us?

Price tag: 1.57 BTC
Account type: IOS, can also be linked to andriod if needed
Payment method: bitcoins

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I could reverse engineer the VB.NET code into csharp, which should make it easier to find developers. Ill probably be available to give you a hand 5+ hrs every week.

After years of hiding, the creator of Bitcoin has finally been found.
Source: Verified Link


'Bitcoin Marketplace bitFlyer’s Miho Sasaki sat down with Satoshi Nakamoto, the reclusive creator of Bitcoin, and asked him the questions that have been on everybody’s mind since the day he unleashed a fury of digital wrath on the world of finance with Bitcoin.

Miho
So, Mr. Nakamoto – Sorry to pry, but I have to ask the one question that I think is on everyone’s mind. Why is your hair blonde?

Satoshi Nakamoto
Oh, that. I tripped and fell head first into a vat of peroxide I was using to run some experiments. I actually kind of like the new look, sort of ‘mad genius chic’. It’s weird my goatee is still black though. Yeah.

Miho
Anyway, everybody’s been talking about the recent rash of Bitcoin thefts – Mt. Gox, Bitstamp, etc. You’re the creator of Bitcoin, how can we stop these things from happening?

Satoshi Nakamoto
Well look, these people didn't follow my advice. It’s easy to keep Bitcoin safe, you just have to store it in a cold wallet. That means to keep it in a wallet that’s completely disconnected from the internet.

Miho
Isn’t that what everybody’s been doing?

Satoshi Nakamoto
No, no, no. People keep over engineering the solution. My wallet’s never been hacked. Lemme just show it to you.,'

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Bitcoin is still an emerging technology, which is powered by its wonderful, decentralised community here at bitcointalk and other places. The capability of bitcoin means it has attracted many enemies, who have united and are trying their best to hold it down (with no luck) as you already know Bitcoin is relatively new, so some are ahead of others and have already launched services, and others are yet to arrive.
Think about the user awareness and evolution of Bitcoin, like the internet. In 1995, there were only 16 million users, which jumped to 3.035 million in 2014. So in conclusion, you'll just have to wait for Bitcoin to mature.

Holy flying cows. Price dropped £5 over night to £164.82 it would be wise to buy, buy, buy now!