Ah, the chicago school of economics... Fascist scumbags, brainwashed idiots, and psychopathic criminals.
I will contact them again. I spoke to them in 2011 and was invited to come back. Let's charm them, not hate on them. If they can be brainwashed once, then I can do it to them also.  http://www.chicagobooth.edu/alumni/events/showEvent?eventId=2868Look at this. RodeoX That would be awesome if you could go bank and help them UNDERSTAND! |
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Glad to handle escrow for 0.01 BTC.
he scammed me yesterday. I scammed you or YaCoinYeah scammed you. |
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Glad to handle escrow for 0.01 BTC.
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If they are considering this, it's because of potential backlash that they would see if they established a bitcoin regulatory body. They would get around this by allowing us to "self-regulate" by appointing some power-hungry bitcoin-using statists to act as a point of contact and report things to them that they need to be privy on.
 I nominate Peter Vessenes |
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http://www.linkedin.com/pub/nicholas-plassaras/21/b92/82aNicholas Plassaras Judicial Extern at Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals San Francisco Bay AreaLaw Practice Previous Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, UC Irvine Mock Trial, Judicial Board of the Associated Students of UC Irvine Education University of Chicago Law School (I bet that paper was funded by a VC)
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This is currently our teams plan. If you are (or want to become) a compliant bitcoin business PM me with interest.
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They would have to purchase it.
Which would drive up prices.
$1000 bitcoin in the future.
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I like the idea that nation-states AND the IMF may NEED to invest in bitcoin ... and the naïveté where they think they can get more then two bitcoiner to agree on anything.
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I can't imagine this has not been commented on here previously but I could not find a reference to it. If so admins please delete or merge. This Comment examines the potentially destabilizing effects of emerging digital currencies on the international foreign currency exchange. Specifically, it examines “Bitcoin,” a decentralized, partially anonymous, and largely unregulated digital currency that has become particularly popular in the last few years. The paper argues that International Monetary Fund, the institution responsible for coordinating the stability of foreign exchange rates, is ill-equipped to handle the widespread use of Bitcoins into the foreign exchange market. It highlights the inability of the Fund to intervene in the event of a speculative attack on a currency by Bitcoin users. The paper concludes by suggesting an interpretation of the Fund’s incorporating document, the Articles of Agreement, which would allow it to intervene in the event of such an attack. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2248419 |
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"Give me control of a nation's world's money bitcoin supply, and I care not who makes its laws."
Mayer Amschel Rothschild 2.0
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Yes don't hesitate to ask if you need on record letters of how your users made use of your systems.
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I'm aware of this also. Great idea. Hope it develops further.
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TC.
Fight the good fight. We need more legal precedents. Note to counsel: review the e-gold case.
Good luck.
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actually I may have given this kid a .01 btc loan on #bitocin-otc but it was under a different nick. Now the email in this thread is being implicated in a paypal fraud which we are currently investigating.
Stay tuned.
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