It's a bit of a puff piece but at least it's fairly accurate.  Bitcoin Developers: DDoS Fix is Ready  lol |
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There is only one bubble.
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That was a simple long squeeze, not much about it.
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It was the only exchange which made it possible to send and receive money and from paypal accounts. Bitinstant used them to do their bidding on that regard and possible their clones as well.
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market manipulation is a financial crime treated with harshness in a court of law.
FTFY |
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anybody else is unable to withdraw BTC from btc-e?
Here we go again. =))) I'm pretty sure it's temporary. lol about this thread catching on now |
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why is this topic even discussed here, how stupid are you?
who me? this is important to speculators..... All of you, uh and everything is "important to speculators", and there is some tolerance to this practise, but... The stupidity is more debating a technical subject with and along with non-technical minded people. This is partly mtgox's fault for the way they published the issue, we're all adults here, or at least pretend so... |
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why is this topic even discussed here, how stupid are you?
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at least
There is a point to this thread though, some people are so emotional that they don't even get this simple ironic grammar error.
Smoke a blunt or something or chillout somehow else.
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Bitcoin at least $400 in February, Litecoin at least $10.
I see what you did there. |
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There is a cheap way (okpay) and a easy way (vouchers on converting sites to paypal) and things in-between.
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It's now past noon here in Japan and not a peep from Gox. Yup, sounds like things are going well!
Indeed they are  |
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lol what a pathetic thread.
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It has banned the use of Bitcoin as a currency yes. I say btc-e is used to trade Bitcoins, Litecoins, etc... as collectible tokens. No good or service is offered for Bitcoins.
Problem comes when someone within Russia wants to trade them coins for fiat currency. Right now, Russia would be the very last country where anyone would want to base a Bitcoin exchange. So people also trade stamps and magic cards? |
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Did you pay attention to any of the rest of my post?
I think I argued my point well enough, and I expect you to do the same, that is if you like a serious response.
RUSSIA HAS BANNED BITCOIN YOU HALFWIT! Any form of currency or currency substitute that isn't the Ruble, is illegal in Russia. You didn't pay attention. It has banned the use of Bitcoin as a currency but I don't see it is banned for other uses. I say btc-e is used to trade Bitcoins, Litecoins, etc... as collectible tokens. No good or service is offered for Bitcoins. Lets face it, Bitcoin isn't a currency in Russia. |
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Even if btce were based in Russia, I don't really see a problem.
You don't see a problem. Putin does. Did you pay attention to any of the rest of my post? I think I argued my point well enough, and I expect you to do the same, that is if you like a serious response. |
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There are some people that would not sell because they don't have what to do with fiat.
Who? Perhaps you'd prefer linden dollars? |
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there may be a better place to ask this but sorry im not sure where it is. how do gateways deal with the legal ramifications of issuing securities. as i understand it this is how ripples decentralized exchange works. a person issues promises to meet a condition and those promises trade on a market until someone submits one of them to the issuer to be honoured. do i have this right? do you guys comply with sec? do you not think that you are obliged to? or do you think that you are but try to fly under the radar?
That's an interesting question. My guess is individuals aren't obliged to any compliance just like miners aren't, but most important gateways will be entities which should be. It's a little too soon to ask these questions, and if it takes as long for ripple to get noticed as for bitcoin it wouldn't be for another two years till ripple is where Bitcoin is now. The most straight forward answer would be if a gateway issues his own IOUs in one currency it must be compliant to the laws of the country issuing that currency. |
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Even if btce were based in Russia, I don't really see a problem. It's just like trading linden dollars, which aren't a currency either, it's just tokens for collecting. Now bitpay and co, that's something different, there are goods and services involved not trading for the tradings sake.
That is what it will boil down to, whenever the talking heads here like it or not.
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