http://info.datauthority.org/At the forefront of emerging payments, virtual currency, and other financial technology innovations, our companies are pioneering new services with potential to reduce the friction and cost of payments substantially and make low cost payment services available to hundreds of millions of individuals and businesses around the world. To reach this potential, to inspire confidence in the services we offer, and to ensure fair and responsible treatment of consumers and merchants, we believe our industry must evolve in compliance with law and regulation. We must work proactively with regulators and policymakers to adapt their requirements to our technologies and business models. We must develop and implement common risk management and compliance standards that address the public policy concerns associated with our businesses. And our firms must build risk management and compliance programs that meet those standards. Financial Inclusion and The Digital Asset Transfer Authority (DATA) http://www.huffingtonpost.com/stan-stalnaker/digital-asset-transfer-authority_b_3673517.htmlToday, a group of over 15 leaders from the emerging payment and virtual currency industry announced the formation of a Committee for the Establishment of the Digital Asset Transfer Authority. The committee seeks to foster prudent, responsible development of new technologies at the forefront of a sea change in finance that will add 2.5 billion people to the economic system in the next four years. Don't Let Bitcoin Morph into Govcoin http://www.americanbanker.com/bankthink/do-not-let-bitcoin-morph-into-govcoin-1060955-1.htmlan SRO in the spirit of the National Futures Association and National Association of Realtors could be emerging for the disruptive Bitcoin cryptocurrency and other digital assets. The Committee for the Establishment of the Digital Asset Transfer Authority is set to announce its launch Tuesday in conjunction with several leading industry participants and the well-connected Promontory Group as an advisor.
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https://www.mtgox.com/terms_of_service "As long as you comply with these Terms and any such modifications, Mt. Gox grants you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, limited right to enter and use the Site and the Platform." You are enabling potentially fraudulent and/or illegal activity. I would prefer the forum not support this type of activity.
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To the reformers:
Go altcoins
To the fundamentalists:
We need a Bitcoin Constitution
A bitcoin constitution?? |
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yes. Depending on what state you are located in.
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It was said here or in another thread that much of the preliminary evidence are verbatim quotes taken off the bitcointalk.org public forum.
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His partners in GPUMAX are not secret. The information here is freely available on bitcointalk and around the internet.
GPUMAX TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
MICHAEL THALASINOS
5605 MUIRFIELD CT.
FLOWER MOUND, TX 75022
TRENDON SHAVERS
7951 COLLIN MCKINNEY PKWY.,#3015
MCKINNEY, TX 75070
ZACH NAKASKA
4645 PLANO PARKWAY,#12302
CARROLLTON, TX 75010
INCORP SERVICES, INC.
GPUMAX TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
815 BRAZOS ST STE 500
AUSTIN, TX 78701
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Goddamn SEC trying to hold me down. Haterz.
Bonded out with BTC, now what?
how did you get out of newbie jail. You must have been planning this post all day. |
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in bitcoin-qt in console typed "walletpassphrase xxxxxx 1" error:  selected "retry"  Window 7 Professional 64 Bit |
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That looks like a fake facebook account.
Sorry.
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Interesting. Obopay is the MSB with the Money Transmitter Licenses of which bitinstant is (or was) a partner. I recently went to Obopay's website to check which states they currently hold licenses. an http call to: http://www.obopay.com/corporate_website/state_license.phpreturns. then redirects to https://www.obopay.com/corporate_website/which shows The server's security certificate is revoked! The cert is valid through 4/15/2018 Then after a little more digging it turns out that here is a Market Research Report for "Obopay, Inc. - Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A), Partnerships & Alliances and Investment Report" http://www.fastmr.com/catalog/product.aspx?productid=631591Interesting. Is Obopay in play and did they terminate their relationship with bitinstant due to regulatory risk? Or is there something bigger involved. Or did someone just mis-configure their website. Let the speculation continue.... |
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http://www.snopes.com/legal/postal/sendcash.aspNot a good idea" and "illegal" are not nearly the same thing, yet the notion that sending cash via U.S. mail is against the law has become a fairly common misbelief. It is against the law to send cash via the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) for purposes that are inherently illegal, such as operating lotteries through the mail or evading taxes or laundering money, but there is no general prohibition on mailing cash from one place to another for legitimate purposes.
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 Hi,
My account was hacked by this guy. I am the real Cayce Franklin. The guy said on other recent posts (scams) that his name is Mark. I have since changed my password. My apologies if this has caused you any trouble. I have never even been to Minneapolois or anywhere else in Minnesota.
All I am doing is running a website called rainingbitcoin.com . I don't want anyone's money or Bitcoin, I don't mine, use asics, build them, or want to start an ipo. (these were some of the idiot's posts using my account). I am also not 13. I am 33. Hope you find him. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused you (Lord knows it has caused me a lot today)
Then you were hacked by someone in scotaloo's ennemies team. Which would mean they both play dirty. But have you been hacked, really ? Or hacked by scotaloo or hacked by the other phisher.. All I know is that the guy who made posts on the 17th and 18th of july using this account was not me. He is a scammer. I believe krudkeeper was hacked. |
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The Bitcoin Foundation appreciates the opportunity to comment on the proposed rule publishedin FinCEN's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on the Imposition of Special Measure AgainstLiberty Reserve S.A. as a Financial Institution of Primary Money Laundering Concern("Proposed Rule"). 1 In the Proposed Rule, FinCEN proposes to require financial institutions toimpose “special measures” against Liberty Reserve, S.A. (“Liberty Reserve”) under Section 311of the Bank Secrecy Act. As discussed below, the Bitcoin Foundation does not take issue withthe imposition of special measures against Liberty Reserve. Rather, the Bitcoin Foundation isfiling these comments to urge FinCEN to clarify statements made in the Proposed Rule and theunderlying Notice of Findings that could be misinterpreted to suggest that virtual currencytransactions in general are inherently suspect http://www.scribd.com/doc/154799860/Bitcoin-Foundation-Comments-on-Liberty-Reserve-Special-Measures-NPRM |
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