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I can gift you any steam game under $71 for a btc offer. Can also buy an item off you on the community market. Pm me to deal. Official escrow accepted as well as me being willing to go first for highly trusted members.
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I have $71 in my steam wallet balance and would like bitcoin. I'm willing to entertain any fair offers.
I will either buy you games which have no fee or buy an item worth ~3 cents off you on the community market for $71. You would only get 90% of that that way though. Pm me to do this! Will go first for any highly reputable member or use official escrow.
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Bitcoin may continue to go up, but also could crash. Anyways this sudden price rise is not just good for btc, it's amazing.
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According to a newsletter from The James Altucher Report, Amazon will soon begin accepting Bitcoin, which they will officially announce as early as October 26th during their earnings conference call.
It's November. Yep, and they aren't going to accept it anytime soon haha. |
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Bitcoin is the future of money, or so they say.
I would like to hear your opinions on Why should people use Bitcoin?
It's an efficient way to send money overseas quickly with no risk of chargebacks. |
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Bitcoin core is my favorite.
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Hi,
Are there countries that accept bitcoin as a real currency?
Do states have legal regulations related to bitcoin?
Thanks
Some try to disallow bitcoin, but none seem to use it as currency officially that I know of. I wish there was more acceptance. |
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October 29, 2017 Bitcoin price ranges from $6,000 - $6,100 and today, bitcoin price is now $7,000. Are you surprise?
I think, if only those people who planning to invest in bitcoin manage to notice this sudden increase. I think there is a high chance that they will start investing.
Why be surprised? It will keep on gorwing to be worth over $1,000,000 a pop! |
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NYU's 'Dean of Valuations' Says Bitcoin Is a Currency, Not an Asset https://www.coindesk.com/nyus-dean-of-valuations-says-bitcoin-is-a-currency-not-an-asset/I’ve watched Aswath many times on CNBC over several years. I’ve used his spreadsheets to value companies and stocks. He seems to be the go-to guy to value specific companies on CNBC. I agree that you cannot value Bitcoin, but only price it and trade it. However, I disagree with him that it’s not an asset. I think Bitcoin can be both a currency and asset. In fact, it is more of an asset than currency right now. I disagree with him that an asset has to “generate cash flow”. Gold does not generate cash flow. What does the community think? Is Bitcoin an asset, currency or both? I feel that it's both. It could go up or down a lot more than a currency, which makes it an asset, but it's also a currency as it's used as money. |
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At the early stages Russia ruled it as illegal, China outlawed all withdrawals and some other country also spoke against it. But now everything seem to be smoothing up at least on the government side. Surely Bitcoin must be seen as challenging their authority. Is there something I am failing to see? All it would take is a 51% attack or a new law.
They simply can't stop it. A law won't stop what can't be stopped. Not sure what a 51% attack is though. |
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I am a Congressional Candidate who is supportive of Bitcoin (wow - $7,000!) and very supportive of blockchain technology (unlike other candidates who I am running against). I haven't announced that my campaign will accept donations through BitPay (although currently operational) because I want to make sure I hear from the Bitcoin community first. This being one of the most active communities that I have found so far, any help would be much appreciated.
I am Michael, btw. Hello and nice to e-meet you all.
This is a great idea. I'm glad to hear that people going for positions of power support bitcoin! |
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