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Well, i already know that stealing gold is punished, no need for that.
I am not saying that bitcoins can be stolen because they are not currencies! Of course if pirate ran that bitcoin ponzi he must be punished
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Wtf? In Italy an abusive monstruosity was demolished once because totally abusive, in a natural reserve, and europe fined us. While in uk they can? meh
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Now my question is: is gold considered "currency" for USA?
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My scam detector keeps ringing
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Why is my scam detector ringing?
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Well, more reasons to NOT trust WSJ and journalists I am definitely surprised that the WSJ would run a story like this without a thorough fact-checking, but it sounds like that's what happened. I would have expected the reporter to at least check with multiple sources.
lol? You are joking, am i right??? |
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I don't know any attorneys in Belize. I'm just posting to say that it saddens me to see bitcoin businesses flee to other jurisdictions.
Lol? "other" what? There is a standard jurisdiction for bitcoin businesses? Let me guess: you are a "america is the world" person? Ridicolous. |
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Why won't its value take a sharp skydive when it is abundant Quantity of coins will also be going up Wrong, max numbers of bitcoin is 21 millions and more than half are already in circulation. So no, they will NOT be abundant and the quantity of coins won't go so up, at most 21 millions. If more people start buying bitcoin then its price will increase, since the total number of bitcoin does not change. As i said, more than half already have been mined. It is not you can suddenly create 100 millions btc |
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Do you really trust journalists? Seriously? LOL No way the WSJ would publish a story like this without checking everything out. Yeah sure, and you expect me to believe you? Lol I have to quote myself. Lol for "checking everything out". One more reason to NOT trust WSJ and journalists  |
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Do you really trust journalists? Seriously? LOL No way the WSJ would publish a story like this without checking everything out. Yeah sure, and you expect me to believe you? Lol |
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But what about the crusades???
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Four horsemen of infocalypse?
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Just bought a Steam game on Bitmit, fast and good seller, awesome!
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come fa l'address generato dal client ad entrare nella blockchain per poter ricevere pagamenti? Mica ci deve "entrare" Androz, da blockchain.info non ti fa inviare btc ad address che non esistono No, solo se irregolare, mica si sa se "esiste" o no |
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1) You use a router anyways.
Yeah but it is already provided by the ISP... isn't it in your case? Not here. The router i have is mine, i bought it. Totally unrelated with the ISP |
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I just need a word to make it looks important. Foundation and Authority are already taken.  |
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To me it seems they just don't want bitcoins, not that they are looking for a way to accept them. Well, i suppose it is time for jokes about aging and understanding new technologies, am i right? |
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