All I can say is thanks, I'm satisfied with the service

ETA ran just over seven days but I gather that it was more due to processes on hitbtc's side
I'm pleased with how everything has panned out. Recommended if you are having a tough time with the exchanges like I was

Seiko is quite helpful
Good service

Comforting to hear this as I have just purchased a package
Glad to hear that this is the real deal

I wanted to hold out for a few days, but time is of the essence
So I'm just gonna bite the bullet and move forward with you guys
Lets go ahead and do it

Everything sounds good and i hope this goes well
if so, i promise you, there are others that I know personally who may need assistance
I look forward to working with you and i'm excited to start


 

Noted
What do you recommend then as an alternative to polo?
I'm not sure that there are many exchanges with the same good rep as poloniex
what are your suggestions?

Where are you guys based?
What about Poloniex? Why have you left them out, I dont see any mentioning of Poloniex at all?
We want to get our coin listed on Poloniex.
Have a look at your pm's, I messaged you yesterday please check

With digital currencies in general, there are questions that can be asked which will often lead to answers that run contrary to the rooted belief systems of libertarians, anarchists and etc.

the federal reserve and the bank of england have painted themselves into a corner with 0% and 0.5% interest rates. They are, in all senses of the word, incapable of lifting interest rates because even the slightest rate hike would unleash financial hell on a GLOBAL scale.

I'd be surprised if every government in the world doesn't have at least some form of an active 'pro-bitcoin' strategy

There are thousands of people globally that transact with bitcoin on a daily basis and the amount of daily users has been growing over the last six years, so it's more than likely that the demand will continue to build up.. thus, block halving will cause bitcoin's value to increase - almost by default

This is definitely not an option, in effect this would be taking a distributed ledger and injecting a lethal dose of centralisation

A country wide outage is highly unlikely. As long as there are suitable methods of transportation, you'll always be able to get to a location that will at the very least allow you to access the internet via mobile, which will in turn allow you access to your coins

Armstrong has a few interesting insights into the economy. Alternate views are always refreshing, and half the time turn out to be quite accurate... something scarily accurate

You reduce stress on disk space and you can cut back on bandwidth usage at the same time

Overall it's quite hard to get actual geographical stats for bitcoin usages due to the use of proxies and other tools

There are also developers all over the world that are working on fully anonymous wallets for bitcoin that will make it even more difficult to pin point geographical locations that transactions are being emitted between

Yet another scenario that exposes government corruption whilst simultaneously promoting the benefits of blockchain technology

Distributed, autonomous corporations. There's not much more to be said other than that.

Just like how the internet gave rise to dozens of brand new industries that we couldn't even imagine pre-internet, dozens of new industries will be created due to the plethora of innovations that the blockchain makes possible

My criticism of sidechains is based purely on them being to convoluted and complex, and also there's the fact that the door is left open for bitcoins to be lost on sidechains which of course would reflect badly on Bitcoin, and be used by the media to launch another tirade of negative propaganda

Also, if the overall goal is for exchanges to become more transparent, then these same exchanges being able to use such a sidechain achieves the opposite. Transparency will bring many obvious advantages for bitcoin

The issues that bitcoin currently has will ultimately be solved and eradicated by other blockchain based applications and protocols

Totally agree

Bitcoin proposes a superior system that just cannot be matched by the likes of visa etc

The most important factor is bitcoins trustless nature

You simply do not have to rely on the competence (or lack of) any one individual which is something a typical centralized corporation is incapable of competing against

Bitcoin is already a global currency, and the first of it's kind. The rate of adoption will increase once the average man on the street realises just how powerful the blockchain is

There are legal frameworks being put into place and, although regulation isn't what those who truly understand bitcoin actually want - it does open the door for mass adoption

and alot of people also gloss over the fact that bitcoin's rate of adoption has been growing on a yearly basis

Exciting times are ahead for blockchain technology in general. It's main effect will be the expansion of the global economy by providing economic resources to the worlds unbanked, thus adding the financial weight of 3+ BILLION people into the global ecomony

Digital currency is merely our first introduction into a cashless society