An anonymous Dutch bank employee has revealed that major banks in the EU are applying new rules forcing banks to report,
monitor or investigate accounts receiving or sending over €1,000 connected to bitcoin.

The anonymous user identifies himself as a bank employee within the Dutch banking system. Referencing a memo seen
in the bank offices, the user describes how accounts receiving more than €1,000 from known bitcoin-linked accounts
should be subject to increased scrutiny, and reported.

There's more asian folks in general in the world. No wonder they have lots of wealthy people among them.

  exactly!

This is the kind of thing I don't like to think about even though I know it's important.

Thanks for useful info!

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They have three in one contest and for some there's not too much to doo if you want the money.

Just discovered Liberty.me

Good content, I'm not sure if I like the design though.

Have no account in social networks... Damn, now I have a good reason to get one. On my way

This one sounds ok, I have not seen a pure giveaway.. well, actually, I've never seen one.

Erm, could you tell us what you have already? Basic stuff you are planning? Just to start thinking what else might be useful?

Gone Baby Gone.

This is not a good article. Just cheerleading. Surely just what the forum wants to hear

All bitcoins have the same value. They don't become more valuable just because they're 'fresh'.

I don't understand why people think shorter block times are better. It only means you need more blocks for the same security, thus meaning the block chain just gets needlessly bigger. Many Bitcoiners understand that, but many Altcoiners don't want to understand that, because that would mean their Altcoin has no advantage at all.

"If it's almost a currency, then it's on 'the Ocho.'"

Doesn't this defeat the purpose of Bitcoin? I thought the idea was to take out all the middlemen (CC companies, PayPal, etc) who skim a percentage of each transaction for themselves.

Very nice write-up. Have a dime for your time.

Can't wait till we see the "Sell your home for Bitcoin!" posters in the neighborhood - obnoxious amount of money.

like what?

*47.5 mbtc an hour