Apparently, there are no fees: You just transfer 15 USD worth of BNB or BTC to your card balance, and we'll process your order. We don't charge any monthly or annual fees.
What about transaction fees? Which currencies are to be supported? Any currency conversion fees? ATM fees? I doubt everything will be entirely free. |
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Właśnie w tej chwili wszyscy zaczynamy się na nich zrzucać - aktualnie u nas 200 mld PLN (z czego 60% to ściema) w stanach 2 biliony USD... kasa niewiarygodna ale skąd ona się wzieła? - Ktoś oszczędzał na taki moment? Pewnie że nie - lecimy z koksem i drukujemy wszyscy na potęgę więc jak to może się skończyć? Scenariusz widzę tylko jeden... Może się skończyć tak, że i tego co wydrukują to będzie za mało, a ludzie nie będący w grupie ryzyka zaczną się buntować i olewać ograniczenia jak nadto spadnie poziom stopy życiowej (brak kasy na jedzenie czy ogrzewanie zimą). Największe koszty poniosą ci co mają największe szanse na przeżycie, obsługa długów mocno wzrośnie. Trzeba trzymać kciuki, że jeśli nie szczepionki to szybciej któryś z eksperymentalnie stosowanych leków okaże się skuteczny na tego koronawirusa. |
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Crypto ads have been allowed on Google for a while already. Also, scams like this manage to get through because the ad submission part is mostly automated. It'd be incredibly unrealistic to expect Google employees to go through every single ad submission before they approve/decline them.
Go through every single ad submission no, but they don't seem to be doing anything with sites with domain names looking similar to domain names used by high-traffic sites. But it's not that they aren't doing anything so perhaps they have other priorities and maybe cryptocurrency-related site scams aren't common enough for them to care (yet). anyway, be careful
suggestions:
1_ bookmark this forum as preferite
2_ use adblock
3_ report the ad here: https://support.google.com/google-ads/contact/vio_other_aw_policy |
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The real problem will be newcomers into cryptocurrency as they're not aware of how everything works in the space. They'd simply use the Trezor normally without doing their own research. Rest assured that if any of these noobs lose their funds because of Trezor's negligence, things will start taking up heat. I wouldn't be surprise to see a class-action lawsuit sometime in the future, if many people start losing their hard-earned crypto funds as a result of company mismanagement. As long as nobody loses their coins, the company won't care about mitigating said vulnerabilities on its devices. Luckily, there are many other alternatives out there on the market which gives us peace of mind. Hasn't happened so far so I doubt we will be seeing 'many' users losing their money due to this. Not a single person has shown up to say they lost anything because someone stole their Trezor and they had no passphrase or too weak a passphrase. I'm sure most people who keep a large amount of money on their Trezor use a secure passphrase anyway. Satoshi Labs should have done more to inform their customers about the security of their Trezors but the risk is overstated. |
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Yeah, it is called EBAY, or CRAIGSLIST  After you sell your goods there, you can take your US Dollars and buy as much BitCoin as you want. Only a TOTAL FOOL , complete idiot, or moron would go to a very small market, where it takes longer to sell goods, sell good for less, just because you insist on direct payment in BitCoin. WISE UP Or someone who's not in a hurry, or someone who has stuff to sell that Bitcoin users are likely to buy such as electronics, especially mining hardware. Then they have some bitcoins without having to go through an intermediary such as an exchange. |
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Your problems weren't probably related to AMLD5 as previously suggested, but (in the eyes of the bank) to prevent a potential victim from sending large amounts of money to a scammer. They'd rather delay the transfer than risk helping send money to a scammer, there must have been too many cases similar to yours where the person making the transfer wasn't as informed as you were.
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What services can you offer? Do you have any skills? (You probably do.)
Now due to coronavirus tons of people are out of their jobs, or are about to be laid off, differentiate yourself while you still can.
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But, he got lucky (well the world is unlucky right now) because something MAJOR happened and that's it, it wasn't some technical analyst type of stuff, it wasn't all that important, I still think that we could potentially go to 10k like we did a month ago, but if suddenly there is a whale coming in buying 10 billion dollars worth of bitcoin, that will not make me right, that would make me just lucky. What would have made him right is if there was nothing major going on in bitcoin world and he still said it and we still went down, no corona no nothing, then he would have been right.
How many predictions does he make on an average month? Make enough predictions, eventually one of them will turn out right, this time a black swan helped him out. |
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//ciach
W sumie może nie jest to dużo (choć nawet w hurcie może być problem z ceną 1 zł/szt.), ale zawsze trochę więcej im zostanie na inne wydatki, bardziej może pomóc to, że kasę mogą dostać szybciej. Mowa też o bliżej nieokreślonym sprzęcie medycznym. Największym problemem, większym niż niedobór respiratorów czy systemów ECMO może być brak lekarzy i pielęgniarek. Żadna kasa nic wtedy nie da, w innych krajach rozwiniętych będzie podobnie (rozwijających się nawet nie biorę pod uwagę), jedyną nadzieją eksperymentalne leki. |
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I don't know, but there must be a reason why this country made the list. Maybe it's more expensive to KYC users from Bosnia and remain compliant, maybe they block a lot of accounts from Crimea without explicitly blocking the entire region.
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What can the SEC or US courts under these circumstances? Can they force US companies such as Amazon (AWS) and Google (GCP) to stop doing business with Telegram which pays for their services?
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Either way, that list makes no sense, why is Bosnia there? It's a country that is an acknowledged candidate for both NATO and EU, there is now ar going on there...how can you put them on the same level as Yemen or Afghanistan?
Dunno what is going over at LB but they seem to have no plan whatsoever... https://www.knowyourcountry.com/bosnia1111Bosnia isn't joining the NATO or the EU anytime soon. It's safe it probably made the list due to corruption or money laundering, politically it's still a mess, the country largely relies on remittances. Another reason why in the past it frequently made similar list due to having EU/USA/UN sanctioned individuals living there and Bosnia not doing enough about them. |
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Nie trzeba być prorokiem, żeby wywróżyć, że te raporty, będą jednymi z najgorszych w historii. Kwestia jeszcze jak bardzo złe okażą się wyniki. Trudne czasy idą, ale powiem szczerze, że podczas kryzysu w 2008 roku, miałem, takie wewnętrzne przeczucie, że nie będzie wesoło, a teraz podczas aktualnej pandemii, jakoś nie jestem do końca przekonany, chociaż fakty mówią za siebie, a raczej krzyczą na alarm.
Bo jeszcze nie jest źle, tzn. można napełnić brzuch i jest bezpiecznie. Można siedzieć przed kompem, oglądać TV, wyjść na spacer, itp. Ale jak sytuacja nie zacznie się powoli poprawiać lub dawać nadziei na poprawę, to wtedy więcej osób będzie się bać. Jak skończą się oszczędności, jak głodni i zdesperowani bezrobotni zaczną napadać na innych, itd. Mam nadzieję, że do tego etapu nie dojdziemy. |
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It'd be better if that board had a local mod to decide, I'm not sure if any of the admins or Global mods know Croatian/BCMS.
One topic should be moved to the local altcoin child-board, the other look a bit blogspammy... do Croatian local board users see them as spam or is the linked content any good?
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What is forum policy regarding users who are creating topic after topic and are either:
1) copy/pasting random articles
2) spamming links to blog
Can you post some examples here? Copy-pasting without any attribution is usually plagiarizing. Spam and off-topic content should also be removed. |
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You really believe that overall Calvin is making money on this?
Of course, we cannot really see the books or the extent to which he might have to inject new money in order to prop up the price or if he is able to cash out some of his bags based on other retards actually buying BSV and believing that it has some kind of sustainable value in which any of them will be able to get out at a higher price than they had bought into it.
Calvin's expenses would not only be propping up the price of that crapcoin, but mining, court/litigation, advertising (propaganda-distribution) and various other expenses.
I don't know, maybe he already made as much as it was feasible, and now he just doesn't want to go to prison or lose what he made from this whole scheme. I think time will eventually tell. I'm hoping that we might one day start seeing some leaks from people who were associated with them closely enough to be privy to interesting information. |
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I was new to crypto , I didnt knew. But still I consider it scam. Cause why is it possible to do this action?
Its a loophole. Cause they can give the money back if they want, cause it has been transfered to them.
Most exchanges will eventually give it back, quite a few will charge hefty fee for their inconvenience but you should still get (most of) the frozen money back. You can pester them everywhere but don't get your hopes up, it's not a trustworthy exchange. |
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The neobank (hype.it) just partnered with another platform Conio.com so it's like a middleman. Better than nothing but we're still far to see the banks managing by themselves keys, wallets, etc. 1% for every purchase and sale, wow! compared to the 0.20% average we are used to seeing... The Bitcoin adoption has a high price  That's high compared to a normal exchange, but compared to Coinbase where tons (millions?) of people paid 1.5-4% or more to buy or sell bitcoins, it's not that much to pay for convenience. If we want global adoption it must be easy for people to exchange fiat money for BTC. Exchanges tend to be worse than banks with onerous and time-consuming KYC and verification, and similar nonsense, the less friction there is, the better. |
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PS
Dziwne, że cena nie zaczęła, jeszcze drastycznie spadać po takich newsach, bo przecież double spend i wszystko inne, jest teraz zupełnie realne, powinno to negatywnie wpłynąć na wycene BSV.
Duża część wymiany BSV nie idzie przez 'legitne' giełdy, całkiem możliwe, że rynek jest w dużej mierze kontrolowany przez CSW/nChain/Ayre. |
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Pieniądze/materiały/etc. są potrzebne na teraz, od sprzedaży obligacji do rozdysponowania pieniędzy szpitalom ile minie? A i tak nie jest to studnia bez dna, są inne wydatki i osłabia to złotówkę czyniąc import droższym, a masek i wielu innych rzeczy u nas nie produkuje się w wystarczających ilościach.
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