better to invest a big amount at real estate, because im never hear someone lose at selling real estate
you can buying real estate at outskirt then hold it for 10-20year 

so we don't need aljabar ?
how about alqur'an ? are you never read alqur'an ?

i think you must watch video of Dr dzakir naik... you can searching in youtube

The long-lasting block size dispute has catapulted into the center of attention again. One of the most talked-about developments is Segregated Witness, of which a public testnet iteration was launched last week. The innovation as recently proposed by Blockstream co-founder and Bitcoin Core developer Dr. Pieter Wuille is a centerpiece of a scalability “roadmap” set out by Bitcoin Core.

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/electrum-developer-thomas-voegtlin-soft-fork-preferable-for-political-reasons-1454349544

It turns out that one more of the largest accounting firms in the world — one of the so-called “Big Four” — is a believer in technology similar to that which underlies bitcoin. In an email, Ernst & Young said its excitement in the blockchain went beyond what it could do for them.
“Blockchain is important to us to meet the future needs of our clients with respect to distributed ledger technologies,” a representative of the London-based firm, which has its U.S. headquarters in Times Square, wrote in an email to the New York Business Journal.

http://www.bizjournals.com/newyork/news/2016/02/01/ernst-and-young-blockchain-future.html

Bitcoin Price Key Highlights

Bitcoin price recently broke below a long-term consolidation pattern but is now stuck in a new one.
Price is trading inside a symmetrical triangle and is approaching the peak of the formation, indicating that another breakout is imminent.
Price could still test the top of the triangle around $375 and the 100 SMA, which might hold as resistance.

http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/02/02/bitcoin-price-technical-analysis-for-02022016-ready-to-break-out/

In this week’s Bitcoin Weekly, a kerfuffle caught the Bitcoin community by surprise when Kraken started to have connectivity problems and then a Twitter exchange with CloudFlare, Inc. arose. Keep reading for the blow-by-blow of information traded — which appears to revolve around an expired credit card and then an unexpectedly changed SSL certificate.
BitPay, Inc. is taking advantage of Microsoft Azure’s Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS) cloud platform to allow developers to open up full nodes on the Bitcoin network.
The European Union has been watching virtual currencies such as Bitcoin for a while now (along with the rest of the world), but it appears that the EU intends to stay out of the way for the moment. No regulation is expected to come down right now, but it will cautiously observe the digital money.
http://siliconangle.com/blog/2016/01/27/bitcoin-weekly-2016-january-27-kraken-and-cloudflare-twitter-tiff-bitpay-adds-full-nodes-to-the-azure-baas-cloud-eu-will-wait-to-regulate-virtual-currency/

Earlier this month, Microsoft announced the addition of bitcoin payment processor BitPay to its Azure Blockchain as a service (BaaS) along with three more companies.

BitPay has now announced via blog post that its open source Bitcoin full node and development platform Bitcore is the first Bitcoin service available for Azure users. For running Bitcore, a virtual machine in the cloud requires Node.js, 100GB of disk storage, and at least 4GB of RAM, Silicon Angle reported.
http://www.econotimes.com/BitPay-Brings-Bitcore-To-Microsofts-Azure-BaaS-Cloud-150850

The Belgian government is concerned about Bitcoin being used for money laundering purposes with rise in the number of stores that accept the digital currency, Belgian newspaper De Morgen reported. The tax authorities have started investigating fraud cases involving bitcoin.

“The tax department is considering the bitcoin”, the report said. “There will be a battle plan to combat fraud.”

It further noted that in Ghent alone there are over 25 shops using the virtual currency, and that across the country the number exceeds 70. People are using Bitcoin to pay for doctors' surgeries, websites, pizza and much more.
http://www.econotimes.com/Belgian-Government-To-Step-Up-Measures-To-Combat-Bitcoin-Money-Laundering-150937

 – Bitcoin’s actual market price is still quite intact
Digital currency’s price, though it has given many bitcoin advocates a huge amount of worry, has yet to really plunge, meaning until it reaches rock bottom bitcoin players really don’t have to experience sleepless nights.

About three years ago, some analysts have disclosed how bitcon’s price dipped by almost 50 percent in only 6 hours. So while virtual cash has yet to totally bounce back from the fall that it experienced during the past few days, the currency is nowhere near the degree of the drop it was subjected to in 2013.

Relatively, if an unexpected turmoil was ever to shake the digital currency landscape, a massive sell-off would have ensued. Again, until that happens, bitcoin advocates have................

http://www.fxpips.com/bitcoin-news-3-reasons-why-digital-currency-continues-to-stay-alive/

Denmark’s Coinify ApS and Bitcoin Vietnam have entered into a strategic partnership that will bring advanced blockchain merchant processing tools to contribute to the maturation of infant fintech market in the south east Asian country.

Payments through a total of 17 blockchain currencies will be automatically converted to the Vietnamese Dong and paid out on a regular basis. Merchants can thus offer more payment options to their customers, while enjoying a “fraud and risk-free payment environment,” the companies said in a joint release.

http://www.dealstreetasia.com/stories/coinify-shakes-hands-with-bitcoin-vietnam-to-launch-first-blockchain-payment-processing-platform-in-vietnam-28881/

NEWYORK, NY, USA, January 28, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Coin Reverse Inc. (http://www.coinreverse.com) has hit the charts with their latest offer on Bitcoin purchase: they're not only offering 15% more than Blockchain's official rate for each Bitcoin they purchase, but they are also putting a surprise gift on transactions amounting 10+ BTC.

CoinReverse's marketing team has gone creative enough to attach a special gift to each and every transaction amounting more than 10 BTC: they are offering a 24-karat gold coin with the Bitcoin engraved on both sides. The mechanism is simple: each customer selling over 10 BTC within one transaction is asked to provide a mailing address and the company delivers the gift via a courier.

CoinReverse's Marketing Manager Jacob Gustavo is enthusiastic with their latest gift idea, while being positive that people involved in the cryptocurrency market are definitely welcoming a jewelry-like item engraved with the Bitcoin logo, being offered to them for doing business with CoinReverse.

Security Grade Protective Services, Inc., a full service cannabis industry security firm based in Denver, has started accepting Bitcoin as payment from their clients, the company said in a press release.

Digital currency Bitcoin is gradually being accepted as a payment option globally. Businesses can benefit from it, particularly those that do not want to pay 3%-5% credit card processing fees. The bitcoin payment solution that Security Grade has opted for has only 1% processing fee.
http://www.econotimes.com/Security-Grade-Protective-Services-Starts-Accepting-Bitcoin-as-Payment-Option-150826

Eric Lombrozo is the CEO of Ciphrex and a longtime contributor to Bitcoin Core. At the recent Blockchain Agenda Conference in San Diego, Lombrozo gave a talk on the future of Bitcoin in which he mainly focused on the issue of scalability. He discussed many specific proposals and concepts that could eventually lead to a more scalable Bitcoin network over the long term, but he also covered the idea of designing Bitcoin with a layered approach — similar to the Internet.

http://coinjournal.net/eric-lombrozo-bitcoin-needs-protocol-layers-similar-to-the-internet/

If you don’t really understand bitcoin, the best-known digital currency, then you’re not alone, according to a study by academics at Rutgers, the state university of New Jersey in the US.

For their study, the researchers interviewed 10 bitcoin users and 10 non-users across the US, including some recruited on the Rutgers campus, about how they perceive the virtual currency. Their conclusion was that people who have never used bitcoin don’t think they ever could.

https://news.markets/bitcoin/if-you-dont-understand-bitcoin-youre-not-alone-9777/

Bitcoin Vietnam Co. Ltd., Vietnam’s first bitcoin exchange, and Coinify ApS, a market leader in blockchain currency merchant processing, have announced a strategic partnership to bring advanced blockchain merchant processing tools to the Vietnamese market.

In a joint press release CoinReport received, both parties said they expect the close cooperation to contribute to the further maturation of the Vietnamese market, as Bitcoin Vietnam has a firm understanding and foothold in its domestic market and Coinify is led by an impressive team with extended expertise in electronic payments and financial technology.

https://coinreport.net/bitcoin-vietnam-coinify-to-launch-vietnams-first-blockchain-payment-processing-platform/

Dutch child rights organisation Terre des Hommes put a fake picture online in 2013 of a 10 year-old girl purporting to be available for sexual activity. Known as “operation Sweetie”, potential abusers were asked to make a $20 (£14) online transfer.

In just 10 weeks, more than 1,000 paedophiles in 71 countries were caught by the sting. While few arrests were made because the operation could be deemed to be entrapment, the experiment showed how online payments could track paedophiles.

http://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2016/jan/28/bitcoin-darknet-online-child-abuse-financial-sector

I know I’m too late but I’d like to nominate Craig Wright, claimed to be the inventor of the bitcoin, as Australian of the Year. Under his presumed pseudonym of ­Satoshi Nakamoto, he was the toast of last week’s World Eco­nomic Forum in the Swiss mountain town of Davos.

“Welcome to Davos, Satoshi,” proclaimed posters around the town signed by the giant Swiss banking group, Credit Suisse.

If indeed Wright, an IT security consultant from Sydney, is the inventor of the bitcoin, as leading information technology journals suggest, then he joins the ranks of the great innovators of the information technology revolution.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/opinion/david-uren-economics/taking-a-technological-punt-on-bitcoin-toss/news-story/3f620043564c1473c6486458cea3ddf7?nk=dce75760cce7c5e78093e9e4e5511ec5-1454041657

Imagine a world where personal data isn’t just something that consumers give away – a world where terms of service agreements read more like shareholder agreements or term sheets, a world where your data makes you money.
Earlier this week during a lecture on Bitcoin Engineering at Stanford University, 21.co CEO, Balaji S. Srinivasan, presented this exact world, one in which data is owned and monetized by the individual. He laid out an in-depth use case whereby Instagram could become the world’s largest stock photography site – with each user making money.

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/bitcoin-and-the-future-of-user-monetizable-data-1454004764

The drop is interesting because it did not achieve a new low – well, that may still follow later – and price has halted at a longterm supporting Fib trendline.

If price can maintain position here, we may see a surprise reversal to the upside, as happened in September last year. In this scenario we need to wait for price to maintain altitude before we think about trading again.

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-price-cynicism-pulling-us-down/

January 29, 2016:  
Canada-based cryptocurrency startup GreenCoinX recently received approval from Isle of Man, a self-governing British Crown dependency, to start operations there.

GreenCoinX was founded in 2012 by Nilam Doctor, who developed digital currency which is traceable and removes the anonymity that Bitcoin had become associated with. The company was earlier based out of Ahmedabad, Gujarat, in India.

Doctor is now the president and chief technical officer (CTO) of GreenCoinX, with Daniel Wettreich, the chairman & CEO, leading the organisation.

Doctor is also the founder of Hitarth Consultants, a software consultancy firm focused on web based projects and digital currency, and a former CEO of Real Bitcoins, an India-based promoter of the crypto currency.


http://www.dealstreetasia.com/stories/bitcoin-is-risky-business-says-greencoinx-founder-nilam-doctor-28708/