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441	Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: There's a new FUD	on: March 18, 2018, 02:09:26 PM
Quote from: bitorama on March 18, 2018, 01:53:07 PM they support blockchain technologies, but not the scams Their actions show otherwise. More than one legtimate crypto-related twitter account were either outright or shadow banned and many legit crypto ads banned.

442	Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: There's a new FUD	on: March 18, 2018, 01:35:07 PM
Quote from: charlotte04 on March 18, 2018, 12:19:18 PM There was a rumor that Twitter is going to ban cryptocurrency ads. Why won't they stop and just support the new technology? They won't stop and support it, because those who hate cryptos - those who run and control the fiat Ponzi scheme and various governments, companies (including twitter), etc. - will do everything in their power to undermine cryptos. They know that cryptos have the power to make their control structures obsolete in no time, especially when the masses wake up and start to embrace cryptos. This is why they will attempt to ban, restrict and regulate it while proclaiming that they're doing it for our protection. Yeah right!

443	Alternate cryptocurrencies / Bounties (Altcoins) / Re: [BOUNTY]🔵Invox Finance🔵The World's Most Innovative Invoice Lending Platform🌎	on: March 18, 2018, 12:32:47 PM
Twitter Link: https://twitter.com/CoinUpdates Your Number on the Spreadsheet: 293 Bitcointalk Username: paulmaritz Retweets: 1 – (15/03): https://twitter.com/InvoxFinance/status/974072692126113792 2 – (16/03): https://twitter.com/InvoxFinance/status/974498991965487104 3 – (16/03): https://twitter.com/InvoxFinance/status/974767265731182593 4 – (17/03): https://twitter.com/InvoxFinance/status/974797965226397696 5 – (17/03): https://twitter.com/InvoxFinance/status/974828416519172096 6 – (17/03): https://twitter.com/InvoxFinance/status/974827157670256640 7 – (18/03): https://twitter.com/InvoxFinance/status/975267559162372096 Tweets 1 – (15/03): https://twitter.com/CoinUpdates/status/974412794455101440 2 – (16/03): https://twitter.com/CoinUpdates/status/974746846383001602 3 – (16/03): https://twitter.com/CoinUpdates/status/974799428157673474 4 – (17/03): https://twitter.com/CoinUpdates/status/975034864121630720 5 – (18/03): https://twitter.com/CoinUpdates/status/975347482891780096

444	Alternate cryptocurrencies / Bounties (Altcoins) / Re: $3M [BOUNTY] [ICO] BITPLAY \| NEXT-GEN DECENTRALIZED GAMING ECOSYSTEM	on: March 17, 2018, 01:20:21 PM
Kindly remove my name and information from your bounty program. I am not going to promote something that has the same name and modus operandi as a Ponzi scheme of the same name.

445	Other / Serious discussion / Re: Was Sergei Skripal poisoned by the Russians?	on: March 16, 2018, 08:22:14 PM
Quote from: Jet Cash on March 16, 2018, 08:12:12 PM And another Russian has been murdered, and Putin has forced the English police to admit he was strangled, and they were reluctant to do this. This isn't the action of a guilty man. Putin is blocking the invasion of Syria in order to remove their democratically elected leader - Assad. The game seems to be working towards removing Russia from the UN, so that they can invade Syria. They also need to create a war to cope with the collapsing dollar and the massive debt associated with it. They need control of the mineral wealth in North Korea as well, and that was what all the fuss and posturing was about. I bet they are p'd off now that Trump seems to be trying to find a peaceful result. Russia is also working with China to replace the petro-dollar with the petro-yuan, or possibly the petro-ruble. That is going to have a big impact on the value of the dollar. And not even to speak of all the Russian ambassadors, scientists and other Russians that were murdered, including Putin's favorite driver.

446	Other / Serious discussion / Re: Was Sergei Skripal poisoned by the Russians?	on: March 16, 2018, 07:55:50 PM
Quote from: Jet Cash on March 16, 2018, 07:29:19 PM Here is a quote from the Guardian Quote Mirzayanov worked inside the secret military installation where novichok was developed; his job was testing the surrounding air and soil for traces of novichok. When he realized that Moscow’s military was lying about the possible applications of novichok and that the program risked undermining global chemical weapons bans, he said, he decided to expose it, publishing his first account in the Russian press in 1991. He was arrested in 1994 and charged with divulging state secrets. Intervention by the US government, the Soros foundation and activists including his wife Gale, an American, secured his asylum in the United States. What a surprise - Soros was involved in the protection of the scientist who worked on the chemical. Soros is the guy who funded the Clintons and Obama, and is currently funding the anti-Brexit movement amongst others. The sums of money he throws around are enormous - hundreds of billions of dollars. And Soros is on record for having a strong disliking of President Putin.

447	Other / Serious discussion / Re: Was Sergei Skripal poisoned by the Russians?	on: March 16, 2018, 07:48:43 PM
Quote from: MJK_Anfaenger on March 16, 2018, 07:10:32 PM Okay, I'm out. This deep state stuff to me is a symptom of people trying to make sense of the world around them and failing. To some people it's easier to imagine that there are puppet masters pulling the strings in the background, than accepting that the world is a chaotic place where nothing follows a plan. Nothing happens by accident, it's all just part of a grand conspiracy. But you, yes you, you figured it out. All the eggheads in their offices couldn't see through these evil machinations, but you realized what's going on after watching some Youtube videos. I guess you're just a little bit special. I seriously hope that you can be given new faith in democracy. I wonder what has to be done. Does the political system have to become more accessible and transparent? Does the way of communicating issues have to change? Do you? Sorry for the rant. The truth hurts. It is better to respond with a rant based on half-assed assumptions and subjective BS than to face it full on.

448	Other / Serious discussion / Re: Was Sergei Skripal poisoned by the Russians?	on: March 16, 2018, 06:25:36 PM
The British military base at Porton Down - deemed a "pioneer in chemicals research" - is more than capable of manufacturing it. Chances are that they manufactured it, but unfortunately a truly independent investigation will never be allowed to take place while the likes of Theresa May sits in government.

449	Other / Serious discussion / Re: Was Sergei Skripal poisoned by the Russians?	on: March 16, 2018, 06:03:27 PM
Quote from: Jet Cash on March 16, 2018, 02:34:41 PM I don't really trust any government. A quote from the article in your link Quote Novichok's existence was revealed by chemist Dr Vil Mirzayanov in the 1990s, via Russian media. He later defected to the US, where he published the chemical formula in his book, State Secrets. So as I stated, the formula is in the public domain, and it could be manufactured by anybody. Correct. It is published in *State Secrets: An Insider's Chronicle of the Russian Chemical Weapons Program* by Vil S Mirzayanov. I don't know for how long it will stay up, but it is currently available for purchase at Amazon.

450	Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Panic sellers, please head for the exit (and don't come back)	on: March 16, 2018, 12:51:51 PM
I can't help to wonder how many governments and banksters have bought into the market and are now dumping along side the 'normal' panic sellers. This is not even to mention all the bots and day traders that are causing and benefiting from the extreme price movements in the market place. That being said, perhaps lower prices will be better for adoption as it will enable more people to get in. This while the first wave of panic sellers hopefully educate themselves and return to the market with a new found perspective.

451	Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Panic sellers, please head for the exit (and don't come back)	on: March 16, 2018, 12:12:31 AM
Quote from: angaper on March 15, 2018, 11:59:17 PM Paradoxically, "Hodl" also seems to be a opposite position to Satoshi's ideal, because it would imply that our ultimate goal is speculation by supposing that bitcoin will be more valuable in the future than in the present. If in fact we were worried about the libertarian dream that gave rise to bitcoin, we would all be totally involved in its use as a daily payment instrument, regardless of its price, which is why I infer that most of the "hodlers" are rather speculators. Hodl is like saving - not something to frown upon. There is no need to spend beyond one's needs - or worse - dump at the first sign of danger - real or perceived.

452	Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Panic sellers, please head for the exit (and don't come back)	on: March 16, 2018, 12:08:57 AM
Quote from: friends1980 on March 15, 2018, 10:57:56 PM Dear Panic Sellers, If the news about Google Ads and Facebook, as well as bubble-bursting warnings from "respectable" institutions such as universities, economists, banks, opinion makers, investors and governments have convinced you to sell your coins, If you let yourself be influenced by the messages and actions from these corporations and governments, You have not understood a single thing about Satoshi's libertarian dream of decentralization and liberty and cannot cope with the responsibility that comes with these liberties. You were only hoping for some quick profit to sell for fiat... Now that you're losing dollars, you are crying all the way... well... to the bank. I hope you got out completely and never will return, because I am convinced you are as big a threat to Satoshi's dream as the corporations and law-makers that convinced you to panic sell. PS: To my fellow believers: HODL. Thank you for not sugar coating. Your words might come over as cold-hearted, but what you write carries weight. It is of course too bitter for some to ingest, but reality is that the panic sellers are causing millions of dollars in losses, while playing right into the hands of those who wish to crush Satoshi's dream and fully enslave us. That being said, I hope many of them wake up and come back for the right reasons. We're going to need as many believers on board as possible.

453	Other / Serious discussion / Re: Google will ban ads involving cryptocurrencies	on: March 15, 2018, 11:29:22 PM
Quote from: Ashimwe on March 15, 2018, 07:12:15 PM I think it's good for the crypto community as most of these ads are scam ads which makes noobs fall for them, Great projects don't need ads more for advertisement, thou it affects crypto mainstream advertising negativity it also reduces victims of scam icos on a larger extent, either way it's a win win I disagree. A blanket ban is not the answer and never will be. You can have the best project in the world, but if people don't know about it, then your project is pretty much dead in the water.

454	Other / Serious discussion / Re: Was Sergei Skripal poisoned by the Russians?	on: March 15, 2018, 11:11:16 PM
They will start another world war before they will allow Brexit to happen for real. Brexit is currently nothing but smoke and mirrors - designed to fool and cheat Brexit voters. Theresa May was never in favor of Brexit, yet was appointed to lead the charge. They are toying with Brexit voters like a cat is toying with a mouse. It is a complete disgrace.

455	Alternate cryptocurrencies / Bounties (Altcoins) / Re: [BOUNTY]🔵Invox Finance🔵The World's Most Innovative Invoice Lending Platform🌎	on: March 15, 2018, 10:38:48 PM
Quote from: podavan on March 15, 2018, 10:34:28 PM Quote from: paulmaritz on March 15, 2018, 10:24:32 PM "All posts must contain #InvoxFinance #ICO #InvoxICO" - Does this include likes and retweets or only custom tweets? Point four reads: "4: All posts must contain #InvoxFinance #ICO #InvoxICO"" It says only about the original posts. You mean the custom tweets?

456	Alternate cryptocurrencies / Bounties (Altcoins) / Re: [BOUNTY]🔵Invox Finance🔵The World's Most Innovative Invoice Lending Platform🌎	on: March 15, 2018, 10:24:32 PM
"All posts must contain #InvoxFinance #ICO #InvoxICO" - Does this include likes and retweets or only custom tweets?

457	Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: TIME TO END MANIPULATION	on: March 15, 2018, 02:02:12 PM
Quote from: 1C6fV5DtakfKANLJ8GUV7hCaA on March 15, 2018, 03:34:06 AM These bans are having a real bad effect on the crypto ecosystem. We should act and do something. Someone start a project on creating decentralized net or something. Also, some ad services that are crypto friendly and stuff. We need hardware for infrastructure to beat Google for crypto's sake. Anyone got an idea? I couldn't agree more. My position on the matter is stated here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3126191.0 They are hoping that we are going to acccept it without a fight. They are pretty quick going to learn that they have very little authority left over us. They've gone too far.

458	Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why did people get involved in bitconnect?	on: March 15, 2018, 01:52:23 PM
Quote from: squatz1 on March 12, 2018, 02:55:11 PM Bitconnect looked like a pyramid scheme from early on, and it had a ton of warning signs. If you missed the fact even a ton of people on youtube told everyone that bit connect was a scam, so you didn't even need to notice it yourself. I want to know why people got involved while knowing that it was a HORRIBLE scam from early on? Those who got involved knowing that it is a scam are no better than the main scammers themselves. They got involved with the hope of making a killing - in effect stealing from others - and getting out early.

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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Cryptocurrency vs Government Worldwide (Bitcoin)

on: March 15, 2018, 01:43:35 PM

Quote from: Mickznet on March 15, 2018, 06:43:52 AM

Cryptocurrency vs Government Worldwide (Bitcoin)

No.   COUNTRY       STATUS                   TRADER(s)

1.    Argentina Not Regulated/Not legal/ but regards as money   (https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/argentina/)
2.    Australia       Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency       (https://www.finder.com.au/australian-cryptocurrency-startups)
3.    Austria          Not Regulated/No Policy             Bitpanda
4.    Bangladesh       Banned                   ---
5.    Belgium          Not Regulated/Not legal/ but regards as money   ETORO, IQ Option, Plus500, AVATRADE and more
6.    Bolivia          Banned                   ---
7.    Brazil          Not Regulated/Not legal/ but regards as money   (https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/brazil/)
8.    Bulgaria        Allowed/No Policies/Developing           ETORO, IQ Option, Plus500, AVATRADE and more
9.    Canada           Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency       (https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/canada/)
10.   Chile          Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency       ChilBit.net, Buda.com
11.   China          Banned                   --- (LakeBTC)
12.   Colombia       Not Legal / Waiting for approval       (https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/colombia/)
13.   Croatia          Not Regulated/Not illegal          Mondaq, coinbase, BitKonan, Yahyatech
14.   Cyprus          Not Regulated/ No Policy/Warning for use    (https://www.bestbitcoinexchange.net/for-cyprus/)
15.   Czech Republic       Allowed/No Policies/Developing           https://localbitcoins.com/country/CZ
16.   Denmark          Allowed / Digital only e-krone          HitBTC
17.   Ecuador          Banned                   ---
18.   Estonia          Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency       http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
19.   Finland          Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency       http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
20.   France          Allowed/No Policies/Developing          Blockchain, http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
21.   Germany          Allowed/With Policies             Bitcoin.de, http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
22.   Greece          Allowed/No Policies             http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
23.   Hongkong       Allowed/not formally ban          Binance, Kucoin, Bitfinex, Gatecoin, CoinEx
24.   Hungary          Allowed/No Policies/Developing          http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
25.   Iceland          Banned                   ---
26.   India          Allowed/No Policies             Zebpay
27.   Indonesia       Widely used/not formally ban          Bitcoin.co.id
28.   Iran          Not legal/Developing/Widely used       Coinava
29.   Ireland          Allowed/No Policies             http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
30.   Israel          Allowed/With Policies             Bitland, Bitsofgold
31.   Italy          Allowed/No Policies/Developing          http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
32.   Japan          Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency       QUOINEX, Zaif
33.   Kazakhstan       Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency       https://exchangers.io/currency-exchanges/country/kazakhstan
34.   Kenya          Not Regulated/ No Policy/Warning for use    Belfrics, Bitbond
35.   Kyrgyzstan       Banned                   ---
36.   Latvia          Widely used/ No Policy/Warning for use    http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
37.   Lebanon          No Policy/Warning for use          Paxful, Spectrocoin
38.   Lithuania       Allowed/No Policies/Developing          http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
39.   Luxembourg       Allowed/No Policies/Developing          Bitstamp
40.   Malaysia       Allowed/No Policies/Developing          https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/malaysia/
41.   Mexico          Allowed/No Policies/Developing          Bitso
42.   Netherlands       Allowed/As item of barter          Deribit
43.   New Zealand       Allowed/As payment system          Cryptopia Limited
44.   Nigeria          Banned                   ---
45.   Norway           Allowed/No Policies/Developing             http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
46.   Pakistan          Allowed/No Policies/Developing             BTCPakistan, BTCPK.net
47.   Philippines          Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency          Coins.ph, Coinage, Buybitcoin.ph
48.   Poland           Allowed/with Policies/Developing          BitBay
49.   Portugal              Allowed/Not Regulated/Developing          http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
50.   Russia           Allowed/No Policies/Developing             Tidex
51.   Singapore          Allowed/No Policies/Developing             (https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/singapore/)
52.   Slovenia          Allowed/No Policies/Developing             http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
53.   South Africa        Allowed/with Policies/Developing          Luno
54.   South Korea        Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency          Bithumb
55.   Spain           Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency          http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
56.   Sweden           Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency          http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
57.   Switzerland        Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency          Shape Shift
58.   Taiwan           Allowed/No Policies/Developing             Maicoin, Wayi
59.   Thailand          Allowed/with Policies/ Warning for use          BX.in.th
60.   Turkey           Allowed/with Policies/ Warning for use          http://bittybot.co/eu/european-bitcoin-exchanges-eur/
61.   Uganda           Allowed/with Policies/ Warning for use          Spectrocoin, Remitano
62.   Ukraine           Allowed/No Policies/Developing             Liqui
63.   United Arab Emirates Allowed/No Policies/Developing             BitOasis, CoinDesk
64.   United Kingdom        Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency          Bitstamp, EXMO, LiveCoin, Vaultoro, DSX
65.   United States        Allowed/ Promoting cryptocurrency          Kraken, Bittrex, Gemini,
66.   Venezuela          Banned/warning for use/widely used       ---
67.   Vietnam           Developing/Waiting for approval             MonkeyCoin, Surbitcoin
68.   Zimbabwe          Allowed/No Policies/Developing             Ecocash, Golix.com, bitcoinafrica

those country not listed above do not have a given statement or stand about cryptocurrency.

Good attempt, but limited and outright misleading in a couple of instances. E.g. bitcoin is not banned in Iceland, bitcoin is not banned in China (e.g. individuals are allowed to trade bitcoins), bitcoin is not banned in Venezuela (e.g. bitcoin miners just need to register), bitcoin is not banned in Nigeria, etc.

Although also limited in scope, the following list gives a better picture of what's going on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_bitcoin_by_country_or_territory

In addition to the above, it is important to understand that most countries will not outright ban it. They will rather attempt to gain control via the gradual rollout of regulations - an attempt I suspect will backfire, especially when the masses learn about the true power of cryptos.

460	Other / Serious discussion / Re: Was Sergei Skripal poisoned by the Russians?	on: March 15, 2018, 09:27:58 AM
Quote from: Jet Cash on March 12, 2018, 09:40:55 AM When I first hear about it, I thought the timing seemed a bit odd, and, on the face of it, Russia would seem to have more to lose by his death at this time, than they have to gain. If they really wanted to get rid of him, they could have faked an accident rather than risk world condemnation. Some background is strating to be found. It seems that it may be a contract killer, and not a Russian agent that was the perpetrator. There is also evidence that Skripal was associated with the Clintons, and recent investigations by Donald Trump seem to have resulted in a number of accidental and other deaths of people who may have been in a position to give evidence. Russia is starting to become a major world commercial power, and many of their changes must be worrying for the Deep State. Russia is producing some of the healthiest food in the world which will mess up their eugenics programme, and their oil exports supporting the Petro-Yuan must be damaging the dollar. I'm sure you are aware of many other actions by Russia that are helping us to move towards world peace. The Deep State hates world peace, and it loves war and the profits and death that result from it. So what do you think? Was it a Deep State incident to attempt to destabilise world peace? In my analysis it was a false flag and non-event designed to further swing public opinion against Russia. To further build the case for war against Russia (through BS and lies) - and a world war for that matter. They have zero proof that the Russians did it. The Russians are even willing to fully cooperate in any investigation, but have asked for a sample of the agent first. The Russians had nothing to gain through the alleged attack. It is the hidden and warmongering controllers of corrupt Western officials who stand to benefit from it. They want war at any cost and don't care about how many people will lose their lives at either end, because they will hide in the safest countries and the best bunkers money can buy. They use false flag and non-events to scare the public into submission while pretending to be public protectors. They are using the same strategy to swing public opinion against decentralized cryptos in order to bring in centralized cryptos that will make it possible to control every transaction. In terms of the ongoing war against Russia, it is all about control and manipulating public opinion to justify an unjust hot war against Russia and her allies at the end of the day. This while encircling Russia with their armies and trying to gain first strike capability in terms of a nuclear strike. Lucky for the world, the Russians have developed cutting edge nuclear capable weapons, designed to maintain a balance of power. However, make no mistake, when push comes to shove - the Russians will be left with no choice but to respond aggressively. They have so far been very patient and is in the business of advocating peace in a multi-polar world - a world where we can all get along, despite our differences.

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