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I'd like to ask the users here about how you got started in bitcoins and how you acquire bitcoins.

So the two questions are:

1. When you started, did you MINE or did you BUY bitcons?

2. If you are a regular user of bitcoins currently, do you MINE or do you BUY bitcoins?


To start off the discussion, I can only answer question 1. I mined bitcoins when I started. Then I bought and sold bitcoins through an exchange.
I cannot answer question 2 because I'm no longer a regular user of bitcions.

Hi evrybody,

i have a general question.

in your opinion, how banks can earn with bitcoin?

First of all i never heard about this coin.
2nd is that it's REALLY stupid name  for a coin and 3rd one that you're mentioning is bullshit told by them to us...atleast in my eyes.

I'll buy the foundation for 5 Litecoin. I think i could be getting the deal because this bid is very generous already!

Your quoted defintions suck don't they.  

Money is "monnaie", coming from "Juno Moneta":

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moneta

This word has a little bit of history pointing towards a "State" interpretation, which depending on what that means to you it might suggest bitcoin is not really money.  Some have certainly claimed so and this is a defensible claim in the context of it not being coinage of a Romanesque State-claiming apparatus.  

On the other hand, in common English money has taken more of a general usage, (i.e. the money shot, "that was money", "what's up money?", etc.)  and as such is more often taken to mean any exchange commodity.  Because any and all things could be used as exchange commodities, we could therefore argue that bitcoin is an effective money.  Context is important here going between the different meanings.  

As to currency, this implies a "running" or a flow, meaning that many people use it.  Cigarettes are therefore currency in some places but not in others.  Bitcoin is currency insomuch as (if) there is a large community of people using it as an exchange commodity.  

http://cointelegraph.com/news/113873/bitcoin-foundation-is-effectively-bankrupt

they are bankrupt supposedly so what value would be left in this psudo company?

id suggest being able to come up with 6 months salary for all the board members

would be about the maximum buyout value if not 6 weeks

Money is unreal, meaning imaginary, intangible - a concept.

Currency is NOT money, but merely represents money.

export your wallet keys, then you can use it in another wallet.

I've recently had the chance to get my hand on a Bitcoin TREZOR in the Bitcoin Expo in Shanghai. The device is pretty cool and seems to give you the best of both worlds - the security of an offline wallet with the flexibility of a hot wallet. I've compiled my Bitcoin TREZOR review here and also managed to get a 10% promo code from Alena the CEO of TREZOR until October 23rd.

The only thing I'm still struggling with is trying to go through the recovery process (mentioned in the review), if anyone managed to do this I'd like to know if you managed to do this smoothly - mine gets stuck half way.