If banks were behind the cryptocoins they wouldn´t be anonymous addresses or mining farms in China, it would have been very different. In fact cryptocurrencies are a threat for them, that´s why they are researching on blockchain technology to find a way to take advantage and offer people their "safe alternative".

If you have your coins in an exchange and you want to withdraw them out of fear for what may happen on August 1 the best thing you can do is withdraw them soon, don´t wait until the last week of July because the network can be too congested those days.

The strange thing in this story is that the seller was who stole the buyer´s bitcoins. The most logical thing had been to steal his cash money, which he was going to use to buy the bitcoins.

It´s too soon to say a price, it depends of how bitcoin fixes its scalability issues, but the halving will boost the price, that´s for sure. It doesn´t mean that the price will take off after the halving, surely this will happen some weeks before.

Those coins will be centralized, that´s for sure, and controlled. I guess the banks will play a key role. They are researching on blockchain technology time ago. About the purpose my guess is that goverments are seeing the potential o cryptocoins and want to "offer" population "their" coin so they will be able to control the movement of money, I am sure that there will be no privacy or anonymity with these coins.

My fault. When I said "digital versions" I should have specified that I was talking about "blockchain digital versions", I mean, they will create some kind of coin/token backed by fiat money a 1.1 ratio.

I think all real world merchants use solutions like Bitpay or Gocoin. They don´t have to worry about volatility, transactions delays or fees, they give their uses the choice to pay with bitcoin and they receive their fiat money. The problem is for the third party companies, they are who take the risks. Possibly because of these risks their fees may be high and that´s why there are not more merchants accepting bitcoin payments.

This is what all countries are going to do. They are not to ban Bitcoin or anything like that but bitcoin is not going to displace national currencies, this is not going to happen. Goverments will take advantage of this technology to create a "digital version" of national currencies and I think this will be good for bitcoin adoption. People will get use to digital currencies and when they know about bitcoin and realise that it can help them to keep their privacy in their transactions they will give it a try.

Everytime bitcon price drops hard you can read these articles, bitcoin is worth nothing, stay away, etc. It´s like they have these articles writen time ago waiting for the right time to be published.

I have the feeling that there will not be a hard fork at the end. I think the group that reached the New York agreement will meet again or they will change some terms of the former agreement or something. The hard fork is too risky, it can be two coins but only one can be bitcoin, two can coexist but only one can lead, if we take the example of Ethereum only one can be the ETH. For big companies to stay at the weak chain after a theorical hard fork could be a disaster, too risky.

This point makes no sense at all. Are they goint to check if all travelers have a pendrive with a btc wallet? Are they going to check their smartphones to see if there is a btc wallet with funds? Are they going to calculate the amount stored in USD? What reference will they use? Coinbase? Stamp?
But the thing is they don´t even need to take their wallet with them if they remember their seed. Will the border agents ask them if they own bitcoins and if they remember their seed?

This dump is not strange, the strange thing was when the price reached $3000 with the threat of a hard fork around the corner. I would not buy a Bitcoin now until the situation becomes clearer

I wish good luck to the new kings trying to get the popularity and roots that Bitcoin has among real world peope, good luck trying to be accepted at stores, hotels, travel agencies, theaters, ATMs, etc.

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Translations bounties have been distributed already?

Si a eso le unes que también está, por ejemplo, el CEO de Waves seguro que hará que despierte más interés. Además solo se van a poner 1000 tokens a la venta. Si muchos compradores los usan efectivamente para obtener esos espacios de trabajo la cantidad de tokens en el mercado será cada vez menor. Además los poseedores de estos tokens pueden alquilarlos a otras personas que estén interasadas en esos espacios de trabajo.

Edición: He editado el hilo porque parece que hubo cierto malentendido y finalmente Vitalik no es asesor oficial del proyecto, explicado por él mismo https://twitter.com/VitalikButerin/status/875328160325279744.

In the translation campaign spreadsheet, in the column "translation work link" column, Why are there some that are marked in yellow?

Spanish translation available here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1958568.0