I expect to read a crispy story, more interesting than the Alex Jones conspiracy theories.  |
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ofcourse yes. many crypto experts predict it will go 20k by the end of the year (or even more)
And also it's still the year for cryptocurrency, it's growing every day
And many of the so-called experts were totally wrong... 2018 is going to be the year for regulations, taxes, and similar things. It's going to make a lot of people wary and waiting to see what will happen next and so they see cryptos as a more risky than before. If you listen to people here 90% will say it will go to the moon, without knowing the basics of Bitcoin |
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Bitcoin collapsed down by as much as $ 1000 per hour and a similar reaction for the other altcoyins followed. What are the reasons for this is not yet known. Most likely the general unfavorable news flow.
Applying sanctions to several crypto-exchange exchanges in Japan (until closing).
There are a number of reasons and they are pretty well known. Binance was exposed. Mt Gox funds were sold to the market and contributed in large parts to the previous dips. Japan (you hinted at this) is imposing some stricter regulation on exchanges and forcing some to shut down until they have better security measures in place. US rulings around cryptocurrencies functioning as securities and needing to be regulated as such by the SEC. Try to use your brain before making up some stories. What is the OP talking is back to 3 months, what Binance has to do with it? the hack? Binance sell-off was from malicious trading bot... Japan isn't imposing strict regulations, you just repeat the FUD you read on the internet without knowing what's going on. Japan like the SEC is just asking for improved exchange security |
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Dude, it's like this for a long time now, it's not something new. They perfectly know that the topic they are going to post has already been posted multiple times and they don't care. A lot of these topics are created to make their alt account able to reply with generic reply re-ashed comments, senseless ideas and so on...
And since we are on it, I would like #5
Post in the correct section....
And you should consider this point because your topic has nothing to do in the bitcoin discussion section
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Germany and France were the first in europe to prominently warn against cryptocurrencies. Now that Germany will accept bitcoin and will tax only VAT, while France was very much in favour to ban cryptocurrencies, what will happen in Europe. There are other european countries who are likely to accept cryptocurrencies, with or without regulations.
What will be the outcome of the G20 discussion on cryptocurrencies this month?
Total wrong. France isn't planning to ban cryptocurrencies and never was. We, individual or companies pay our taxes related to cryptos. There is a difference between to ban a crypto and looking to regulate digital currencies. Nobody has a crystal ball to tell you what will be the result of the G20. |
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Refugees come to Europe and get a visa in no time without bank history, without anything. So why not? Not only a visa, they get a free house, free money, free electricity, free bus, free food etc...
Everything is possible in Europe now, it's "open doors" (I am not really joking sadly...)
On a serious side, is there still any European country asking a bank history to permit to deliver a visa? I thought it was in the last century until the Europe creation
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Bill gates is giving away every penny he has made. You guys have it twisted. Microsoft accepts btc what does that tell you. Investigate before u talk poop
This guy is not giving away anything, or the only thing he is giving is death and sterilization This guy, using his foundation, invest in child torture to fund other projects. Who should "Investigate before u talk poop" For example, he invested into Israel’s torture of Palestinians through G4S, Human rights organizations have documented Why do you think he is so much involved in vaccines, why do you think he owns over 500,000 shares in Monsanto  |
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There is this thread ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2680267.0), which is also full of statements, but without any proof or link. Already the OP choose a name, which make the content doubtful, and the headline doesn't count at all for scientific proofs. It is good to start a discussion, but luckily this post remained unanswered. This thread ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=288545.0) has many links to SHA256 and NSA, but it doesn't become obvious, if there is a backdoor or not. It also looks more like speculation. In the first topic, the guy was just giving his own opinion. It's a conspiracy theory that is around for a long time now. Maybe a friend of Alex Jones. You can read conspiracies about anything on the web. As for the document the member was talking about, this is the report from 1996. http://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/classes/6.805/articles/money/nsamint/nsamint.htmIn the second topic, i would say nobody here has enough knowledge to give us a proof. I don't say it's impossible Big Brothers NSA has broken already bitcoin, but if a single proof existed, it would be public all over the web |
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Excuse me but castles are very important to us, we have a passion for it since several centuries. Some of our castles are over 400 years old. We are passionate about it, we have over 300 castles and we love them! We are very reputed...
So excuse us if there are some people showing their passion, and making our culture still alive
So instead to say some s*hits, try first to get your facts right...
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is its choice of ECDSA is known to be weak and have a back-door, while MONERO may be 'secure', its not secure from the ppl you should fear ( NSA wrote the ecdsa curves for monero )
Can you elaborate what you mean? ECDSA is maybe 25 years old and the cryptographer who offered ECDSA solution passed away years back... And from I have read I quote: "a large number of brains have studied the possibility of designing a quantum computer to attack the security of algorithms such as RSA or ECDSA. In the case of ECDSA on 256 bits however, it seems that the laws of thermodynamics do not make it possible, in the current state of knowledge" translated from here |
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Lightweight Pages No Javascript required I was on the FAQ page it took me 20 minutes, and trying all the browsers I have, to understand this page needs javascript otherwise you can not click to see the answers... A full world wide web without javascript is like a dream in 2018  |
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How adding a coin is decided exactly? I discovered the site on twitter and to my surprise while there are a good number of cryptos i didn"t see two privacy coins zencash and cloakcoin. Both are totally following your philosophy, anonymous  |
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It has been on their roadmap for some time now. Germany is not so close-minded with cryptos compared to some others. I have been closely following their progress and to be honest, a white label is a good solution. Turning like N26 is the best they can do then. Neo banks are the future in banking and fintech, look even Orange which is one of the largest telecom providers, has his own neo bank now, with mobile. Even the supermarkets are turning their shoes in fintech
Wirex planned to do about the same, as I believe more will follow, I bet the future of web wallets will be like this
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It's funny because a while back he said Bitcoin is exciting because it shows how cheap it can be,". "Bitcoin is better than currency in that you don't have to be physically in the same place and, of course, for large transactions, currency can get pretty inconvenient." Do you see the irony, or hypocrisy, as you want... Yet fiats are by far more used for any illegal activity, and I doubt people are buying fentanyl with crypto currencies. I don"t even know where he got this... |
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He has been sued in Florida some days ago for stealing $10 billion in bitcoin from Kleiman Dave ( The Strange Life and Death of Dave Kleiman, A Computer Genius Linked to Bitcoin's Origins) After Kleiman’s death, he forged and back-dated some documents in order to make it seems that Kleiman Dave had signed away his shares https://www.scribd.com/document/372445546/Bitcoin-LawsuitThis matter concerns the rightful ownership of hundreds of thousands of bitcoins
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and the valuable intellectual property rights of various blockchain technologies. As of the date of filing, the value of these assets far exceed $5,118,266,427.50 USD (before punitive or treble damages). 2.
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t the heart of these claims is the relationship between Craig Wright (“Craig”) and David Kleiman (“Dave”).
This relationship, born out of a mutual obsession with cryptography and data security, remained mostly hidden from the outside world. Craig, a computer scientist in Australia, and Dave, a paralyzed IT security expert in Pam Beach, Florida, communicated almost exclusively through various private email accounts |
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Yep, I got the news this afternoon. $400 million, not cheap. Let'see if they plan to improve the ghost support system as I remember users were complaining about it. You can almost be sure to see KYC verification if there isn't any already.
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I don't think it will be a product 100% manufactured in France but just assembling. I think it's what they do with the cheap phones, they buy from China manufacturers and then assemble the parts in another country... Last year, it launched a range of electric vehicles (bicycle, hoverboard, skateboard, etc.). Now with this project, look like they want to make everything héhé ARM Cortex M3 processor is not as secure as Ledger  |
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I didn't read everything on the Medium link posted because I have already read or watched too much about this topic, with all possible versions people can imagine. There are some very good documentaries (that you can surely find on Youtube) you should watch, it goes more deep that in this article and are easy to understand.
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