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Excited to see how you'll differentiate yourselves from the other projects.
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#Proof of ownership:
- Twitter username: @Nkan25
- Wallet address: 3PLRckHEJXVCRGnxS7NZVkLC9J6AQcChEkw
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Excited to take part in your signature bounty.
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Dear Bounty Manager,
Bitcointalk Username : Nkan25
Profile Bitcointalk :https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1718849;sa=summary
Signature Bounty
Update BTC address to BCA Wallet : Ab59W195KjVhcwMXkRSEvtNA1YhmN5YjU5
I'm unable to go on the google docs for signature campaign. Just want to check if I'm still good as well as changing updating my address.
Thank you
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Watch for Homeland Security, they aren't shady, just incompetent. Don't even try to explain it to them, because they'll just assume its a threat and might possibly confiscate it. Yes, abuse of power in the name of security.
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Don't let your mistakes stop you, learn from them. No matter how much advice you take, you'll make them and they will make you so sick to your stomach you'll want to quit. Set up a strategy for short term and long term, then stick with it.
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Until someone can convince somebody that tech can take over a huge bureacratic organization like IRS, then I think this is wishful thinking. Not to mention, Taxes has been a very polarizing issue with many sides dug into their beliefs. Until the tech can convince people or a crisis arises from it, then I think we are stuck on the status quo.
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If nothing crazy happens like another 9/11 or a stock market crash or something, then yes, I believe Bitcoin will reach 25k and can go up even higher. However, I think in 2-5 years one of the alts will surpass BTC in my opinion
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I think it would be great if you could pay your Taxi-drive with Bitcoin! U agree with me?
That will be great and I think a greater idea is that bitcoin will associate with uber. Imagine the luxury of taking rides without the need of fiat money. They just need to establish a transaction path from MEW to a centralised MEW of uber. Can't wait for the taxi and uber thing to be implemented. If not, Lyft could take advantage of this opportunity and continue to hammer Uber over their market competition. Either company should partner with an ICO to take advantage of this opportunity. |
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For exchanges, ICOs that collect KYC information, when are they required to send information to the government.
If I remember correctly, in the US if you make a money transaction, such as through Western Union, or bank, $3,000+, within the same day, or smaller amounts during consecutive days, the institution must collect your ID information and Social Security and report it to the government. I forget which entity of the government.
Does that mean that if one participates in an ICO and puts in over $3,000, that gets reported to the government? Or if you move $3,000 out of an exchange, that gets reported?
Know Your Customer (KYC) is actually breaking the rule of financial freedom and privacy in crypto world. I do not agree with the ICOs gathering information, private information, from the investors. I would still prefer the old way that your identity is private. KYC encourages the government to detects those who are involved in cryptocurrency and may lead to taxation. It definitely makes it a challenge in the US to participate in an ICO unless your an accredited investor. I got a VPN and some friends outside of the states to help me, but it keeps a majority of other regular US investors from joining. Again leading to the richer investors to have an even greater advantage. |
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It helps build Bitcoin and crypto's image better. The only people that have to accept Bitcoin are the big financial institutions. I think they are slowly getting there, but once they all are for it and public about it, then sky's the limit.
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I wouldn't even bother because they are set in their ways. You can't force someone to change their mind if they aren't willing to hear arguments or debate. Ever try listen to different political groups argue? All argument, no change in beliefs.
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They had kids learning how to build websites when the dot come boom took off and that failed. I think its a good way to try and educate and reach kids with new tech, but high school I think is to early for it.
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I joined to participate in the distribution of BICO and wish this project luck. Curious to see how you implement your plan.
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Turnkey solution eh? Fancied my interest.
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Countries that open up their economies to blockchain and crypto will continue to gain. In the US, I've seen Vermont, California, Wyoming, and Florida pass laws to try and attract blockchain technologies.
I think its good that Kenya is opening up their country to it because they play important role in their region, but African countries like South Africa and those up North would be even bigger new.
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The Polish bank just got caught paying people to make videos bashing Bitcoin as well. The only reason they are doing this is because they finally have something challenging banks ways of doing business. They find it a threat and are trying to attack it. In my opinion, just let Bitcoin and other Cryptos continue to develop and let the price and crypto take over happen without responding to him with words.
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Charts are good as heuristic methods of short-term trading but it ignores external situations that can affect the price. The charts followed by traders are good in that they try and predict other day traders move, the problem is the market isn't beholden to that alone. An attack, a hack, public relations nightmare are events that these charts can't control.
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I've done it with mix results. In good times, I'm making good profit. However, during the dips it makes you nervous and forces you to real stick with your strategy. My advice would be not to do it and just earn crypto through bounties, where you can trade for the coin you really believe in.
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