This does mean that all bitcoin mining is now done in China. That is a risk, especially with their authoritarian govt that is trying to stop capital fleeing the country...
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Zurzeit mache ich eine Ausbildung als Bankkaufmann. Da sind mehrere sehr fasziniert von Bitcoin (Lernende wie auch Mitarbeiter). Gerade letztens kam einer in die Schalterhalle und wollte Bitcoins kaufen... fand ich noch cool Was hast du ihm dann geraten? Alter?
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saw it. the movie was okay but lord of the rings is alot better.
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i havent seen Warcraft movie but even without seeing it i wouldn't put those 2 movies in the same sentence. they look like the same and Blizzard copied alot from Tolkin by the way
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if you cant mine profitable at 400-500 USD per coin, you should go out of business.
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Dear Wladimir: does Mintchip ring a bell?
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US Congress Reps Receive Blockchain Briefing at Capitol Hill EventMore than 15 members of Congress met with representatives of the blockchain technology industry this week as part of a roundtable organized by advocacy group the Chamber of Digital Commerce. http://www.coindesk.com/capitol-hill-blockchain-briefing/
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saw it. the movie was okay but lord of the rings is alot better.
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Do u guys know this? + a Banana = yammi
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"Secondly, all transactions above the amount of 500 euros will need to be paid for with either a credit or debit card."
Soon: 5€ limit.
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The Man Who Wrote the Book on Bitcoin Calls ‘Know Your Customer’ DangerousThe USA PATRIOT Act required that all banks in the United States verify the identities of their depositors, in order to undermine the ability of terrorists to use our financial system. So it’s ironic that Andreas Antonopoulos called the practice “dangerous” in a YouTube post that went up recently. The concept has come to be known as “know your customer,” or “KYC.” It’s bandied about a lot at fintech and bitcoin gatherings. http://observer.com/2016/05/andreas-antonopoulos-kyc-bitcoin/
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Here’s Why Blockchains Will Change the WorldThe Bitcoin technology creates the World Wide Ledger of value. As early as 1981, inventors were attempting to solve the Internet’s problems of privacy, security, and inclusion with cryptography. No matter how they reengineered the process, there were always leaks because third parties were involved. Paying with credit cards over the Internet was insecure because users had to divulge too much personal data, and the transaction fees were too high for small payments. In 1998, Nick Szabo wrote a short paper entitled “The God Protocol.” Szabo mused about the creation of a be-all end-all technology protocol, one that designated God the trusted third party in the middle of all transactions. His point was powerful: Doing business on the Internet requires a leap of faith. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/don-tapscott/heres-why-blockchains-wil_b_10146610.html
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You can use this handy tool to keep an eye on new Bitcoin related patent applications. New Bitcoin Related Patent ApplicationsFor example, #2 on today's list is a PayPal patent application for a Bitcoin related invention. Looks like the big boys are getting involved.
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