Describing "legal to use" with "legal tender" is highly misleading.
The anchor actually said "legal tender" and "valid for legal and tax purposes". Whether she actually knows what she's talking about is unclear. Also wow there's a really hot chick who seem to understand Bitcoin! Thumbs up from me  Yes that was meant for the RT news title. |
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It's recognized as private money, but it can't be used to pay off debt (I have to accept Euros but not Bitcoins), or goverment debt. You can not pay taxes in Bitcoin, you have to pay the equivalent in Euro to the Gov.
You can do legal commerce with them, but that's kind of old news rehashed now.
Basically it has the same legal status as gift vouchers.
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Electric Mucus has the best username on here.
Mine is a close second.
Yours is def. more tasty though!  |
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Did you even pay attention to what I just wrote? oh dear.  |
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Describing "legal to use" with "legal tender" is highly misleading.
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Wow... People here are so gullible.
Kind of scary. Are you scared of clowns too? |
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 Here is how a double exponential blow off might look like. The tops occur more frequent until the periods tend to zero at the top. If that happens Aroon would have me expect a bubble pop mid December. The prices are only decorative since they have no basis to derive them and it's difficult to predict. The date however can be extrapolated loosely. |
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EDIT: guess I get it. you're amused by the price expectation behind the refund policy, huh?
warmer  You awake at 7 am? I'm not. I find the refund policy ironic, since BFL is the first one which has adopted it. And that they are pretty much a regular traveling agency except they use Bitcoin as a marketing ploy and have to use dirty fiat for everything. |
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EDIT: guess I get it. you're amused by the price expectation behind the refund policy, huh?
warmer |
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WHO is a full service travel agency that takes bitcoin?
Yeah I thought you don't get it. |
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take that!  |
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I explained my reasoning, and if you want a serious response I expect you to do the same, I don't care what you think and what you have read as long as you don't underline your opinion with concice arguments you won't get anything but ridicule from me.
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The best course of action for the guy is to extort Bitcoins from you guys on a bitcoin related tor site by means of a signed message saying: Send me more coins or I will dump.  |
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Can I be a Sesame Street Analyst?
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 Please just 1 (one) original and verifiable source. |
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Vycid: Care to tell us where you got the information that btc-e is in Bulgaria? I get the feeling you are a little butthurt that this little exchange not only provides the best rates while it's run in a dilettantish fashion it has provided a more stable and secure service than everybody else. Have a little FUD?
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BTC-e probably will outlast mtgox.
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BTCe will get shut down eventually and probably take the entire altcoin scene with it.
By whom? The USSA & BTC-e is just a matter of time before it gets shut down. They service US customers, so there is the feds main reason to shut it down. lol Russia. |
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Uh and I apologize it's just 0.45%, thanks Voodah.
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