Can I write about my own Fin-tech startup?

I love to gamble, and a chance to gamble for free is great!

Thanks

Offer still open? I'm interested.

Do I understand it correctly - you're planning on a limited number of users whom you'll be offering special conditions?

How many users will it be?

What's more important is the lack of clarity on how it solves the Byzantine Generals Problem.

Charged with marijuana possession, and yet they confiscate everything bitcoin related.

When bitcoin proponents attack Paypal its different though because bitcoins have never been stolen

A good attempt but lacking detail The Bringabong shop in Nimbin is mentioned but no fees .We currently charge 3% on bit average which will help with the averages for Australia. Our shop recently burnt to the ground and we have relocated to lot 9 No2 BlueKnob Rd Nimbin NSW 2480 Australia. Fortunately we saved the Lamassu which is now back in commission.

Define 'good' and 'positive'. Those words mean different things to different people in different situations.
If I could fund my PayPal account with Bitcoins and pay any other PayPal user in their currency of choice, that would be convenient. If I could receive funds from others through PayPal and withdraw those funds as Bitcoins, that would also be very convenient.

We should have a bitcoin purchase day! Start it off once a month or something. The 1st of every month! National Buy-a-Bitcoin day

I'm sure these prosecutors are really proud of their bust—pressuring yet another harmless kid into a plea deal.
And while they're doing that, countless professional launderers go to work, day in and day out. The only difference is that they have the financial backing and legal counsel from those who specialize in these things.

Most of what the pros do is technically "legal" so there's nothing to prosecute. And when it's not 100% legal, they know how to structure their arrangements to fall within certain grey areas of the law, making a successful prosecution of their practices, a legal nightmare.
Instead of facing any of these fundamental issues, or having the balls to investigate real cases, the prosecutors, as typical, go for the low hanging fruit. Regardless of the fact that what Shrem did, is for all practical purposes, harmless.

A little obvious but this is an important point. Bitcoin users have to value educating newbies and pushing for adoption if Bitcoin is going to survive.

The difference between electronics and bitcoin is electronics didnt have 'cartels' that made laws and cornered the market. It was much more free, so to speak. The financial system, money etc. is not, which is why bitcoin could run into trouble down the road.

After this early line.
"To put in simpler terms: banks only has in their vaults a small percentage of the money that their customers gave them;"

I don't think the article will be taken seriously.

This is good to hear but still doesn't mean keep your Bitcoin savings in Coinbase.

Gotta say, I liked this better when it was GPU mining. This environment where the Chinese manufacturers are controlling the network is a bit ridiculous and makes me lose faith in the system.

But if you don't like XMR why did you vote for it? It's ridiculous and illogical.

We have a winner! (c)

If only you'll throw away a dnote and get here a Bytecoin - you will see my top 5 atlrcoins.

Their statement is actually very vague and very limited. I wouldnt rely on this insurance.... And especially since coinbase is staying very quite about the bitlicense ordeal, Im starting to put less and less trust in them. I dont even use their service anymore and am eagerly waiting for my circle invite.

I think it will one day shift into pricing directly in BTC, but not until we reach mass adoption. For now, the bitcoin economy is still in the kindling phase... not yet the blazing fire economy. For now, people relate better to USD or their base currency when trying to adopt BTC I think.