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1  Economy / Economics / Re: Why Bitcoin cant be Money. on: December 10, 2013, 03:21:38 PM
The Bitcoin and money, both are just "conventions". As it was also when the salt began to replace barter.

Keep money is expensive and uncertain.
Money loses value each day (inflation).
The transfer of money is very expensive (to maintain an inefficient financial system) and extremely slow
Despite that, people take the money, because it accepts this convention.

The Bitcoin is not money.
It's better than money.
Bitcoin is worth because people are beginning to accept this convention

Bitcoin is not a problem .... Bitcoin is the solution


Pd: the train left the station recently ... board the train
2  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Security measures on: June 05, 2013, 09:19:31 PM
Thank you by your complete and quickly answer, Linuxer!
I will do everything you tell me.
 Tongue
3  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Why did you join this forum on: June 05, 2013, 08:55:23 PM
To be an expert about bitcoin because it will be the coin of the future!!!
  Tongue Tongue Tongue Tongue Tongue Tongue Tongue
4  Other / Beginners & Help / Security measures on: June 05, 2013, 08:11:09 PM
Hello guys!
Iīm new here... Excuse me If I post this here, I canīt post anywhere else....
I need your help. Iīm a new beginer enthusiast of btc since last year. I donīt minner. Iīve just bought some BTC. I have them distributed at Blockchain e-wallet, MtGox, Btc-e, Virwox, localcoins.com, and in my personal wallet bitcoin-qt installed at my PC at office. I store many passwords of this websites on it. (obviusly, the majority of passwords are codificated)
The problem is I must to send my AIO to a service.
Anybody can tell me, what I must do to be safe, avoiding any possibility of be scammed by persons who will repair my hardware?
Thank you in advance, Itīs a pleasure to read some of you. I hope I would be out this "newbie jail" to interact with you.
Best Regards   Tongue
5  Other / Beginners & Help / Presentation on: June 03, 2013, 08:40:15 PM
Hi,

Mainly, I'm a lover of bitcoin, .... but also want to invest in projects with btc relationed (I'm looking at 3/4 projects right now ...Wink

It would be great for me to participate and to access the main forums.

Also, should I buy "something" btc to fund these projects.

If you have any interesting projects, please contact me.

Thank you,

Gus
6  Local / Espaņol (Spanish) / Re: blockchain.info cobra comisión? on: April 29, 2013, 07:35:15 PM
Perdon, pero por lo que contas, parece que estas mirando el historial de transacciones, y en ese caso, no estoy muy seguro a que se refiere pero probablemente sea a las comisiones de mining originales, como conto LuisCar.
Para determinar si te han cobrado o no las comisiones, debes verificar si tu saldo es igual a la suma de los BTC que depositaste. Si es igual, listo.... de lo contrario contactate con ellos. Si ha sido asi, seria bueno que compartas con todos la explicacion.
Buena suerte! Saludos!
7  Local / Servicios / Re: algun estafado por www.virwox.com..? on: April 27, 2013, 10:43:55 PM
Hola!
Agusx1211 ya sabemos que este pais es un chiste, pero dicha sea la verdad, nadie,excepto los exportadores y quienes estan obligados por cuestiones impositivas, vende sus dolares en nuestro pais al cambio oficial (76% mas barato que el dolar informal) y vos lo que estas haciendo es comprar bitcoins que cuestan aproximadamente 130 dolares a 1046 pesos arg. lo que es un regalete. Ni hablar hoy que el dolar paralelo cerro a 9,34, lo que implica que compras un bitcoin por 112 dolares.  El btc en argentina siempre se rigio por el dolar billete. 
La verdad es que sitios como Virwox y tantos otros, prosperan, a pesar de sus altisimas comisiones, porque aun con  ellas, para muchos usuarios de distintos paises sigue siendo negocio por la forma de pago.
Asi son las cosas....
Un saludo!
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