Since a lawyer is expensive, wouldn't be better to overlook this issue?  well since some hero members sometimes act like a prick and believe they are the lawyer on the forum, we might choose them to stand as a barrister, might not we? Who gave the authority? Does anyone even care if authority was even given? why should i answer your question? its not on your shoulder to answer it no one gave the authority but they do it anyway dont they??? why do they do it anyway? |
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There's not much of a difference in terms of priority between FULL & Sr. ; still you will get banned for posts like this. So no need to get your hopes up, post carefully.
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Besides the alien of the area 51, nothing comes clost to the galaxy of crypto and BTC is the ruler. Still the debates are growing making the news and fuss everyday.
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There are plenty of words on the street, some of my pals think he's Barack Obama and some thinks she is shakira....so I don't know what to believe, but it's fun to see people wasting their valuable time behind a myth...
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Well tax free donations are alright compared to the traditional money, also the fact that anonymity is a big factor for secretive doners. So that's huge plus for BTC.
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I am not a believer of taking a gamble ....I always like to take it slow steady...hope someday I can win the race. The current bitcoin market price is not so perfect for me.
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The sharing economy is just going to continue to grow, and governments will be challenged to understand and manage its implications while embracing its benefits. However, governments will be at a significant disadvantage if they wait too long and newer technologies and markets will have already been developed that do not follow traditional models. Think of the following: Uber is the world’s largest taxi service and owns no cars. Airbnb provides lodging yet does not own real estate.
How will local governments adapt to these new ways of doing business that are disrupting traditional business models? All we know now is that governments are a long way from even contemplating and accepting this new reality.
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I would have bought all the BTC I could buy and keep it in my wallet untill the 1k mark came, sold it and buy an apartment in new york. If only  |
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I can't answer either of them, cause my first bitcoin came as a payment for my freelance writing, and the amount was not that significant to use it afterwards.
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Here I was thinking that Amsterdam would be the next bitcoin capital, and now London is going to be the next hub. Whatever and wherever the bitcoin makes the campaign, all I care is about the welfare the bitcoin community.
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I would have wanted anonymity more than the currency itself, so I would have gone for the bitcoin. Because of the anonymous nature of the bitcoin, makes it easy for me to buy several things.
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What's the point of having a "Bank" of any kind if we are trying to use bitcoin instead of cash. So, yes, I'm responsible for my own keys. No way I am keeping my keys on a bank.
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I really expected the price to reach 330 mark by the end of the month, way it was spiking at one point. But that's not supposed to be. Let's just hope it has better "APRIL"  |
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I don't think Bitcoin will have the same kind of understanding then. To me, bitcoin always is like the things that was not possible with cash. So if there is not any cash, bitcoin won't be praised as much.
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It was nice advertisement for Bitcoin community, shame it had been stopped. There should be more sponsorship deal for BTC like this one, since bitcoin is becoming a global currency.
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There's no doubt that bitcoin community is growing by the day, but there are confusion among the existing users. So this kind of movement should put some believe into those hopeless people that Bitcoin does have the power to rise.
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Something needs to be done in order to attract more people in the bitcoin community. The market is not helping at all. Hope it might have some tricks to involve new users.
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Bitcoin has been declared dead over 50 times by the mainstream media, yet it has shown to be a great store of value if volatile. It is volatile while growing in relative value; upwardly volatile. Paper currencies, like the dollar, have shown volatility on a downward spiral over time. Just something you should think about. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyV0OfU3-FU |
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It's really raining cats and dogs here, so enjoying a nice cup of hot coffee.
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