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You know that Expedia accepts bitcoin as payment now don't you?
I am not sure what payment method they use but it better not be coinbase after hearing this night mare of a story.
What if the ticket that you booked was to fly the next day? Then you would lose your $1200 purchase via bitcoin and coinbase would not have refunded you at all from their lack of customer support and service from the way this story was portrayed.

So that's how it's done.
Interesting to know to get it to uptick by a couple of tenors to get it past the ATH.
Pretty sly.
But that isn't enough to keep it stable for the long run.
We need more whales to keep the rally going and not just small time buys to just have a drop in the bucket.

So the oil rich region of the Emirates is the step in the right direction to show the other lesser rich countries (in terms of energy rich) to follow suit and allow bitcoin to evolve into it's own without any interference.
Just let it be and do what it was created to do.

From these numbers might as well have nodes all connected to each other to make it worth your while using these sites as intermediaries to your mining.
Just my thoughts on these type of questions about nicehash and eobot.
Haven't used them first hand but they're is always a catch when dealing with these sites.
They are after all looking out for themselves and that bottom line in making money.
Am I right in this assumption?

I can not seeing it go below $1000 at this point. It shot pass it without a flinch in rolling on forward.
Just need to wait until the next economic news comes and see how it withstands what China exchanges and Trump is doing to the states economic woes have in store for the next 48 hours. If it stays above the price it is at now then it can be bulletproof.

$1000 on all markets.
I just noticed it on blockchain's price ticker when logging in to my account. I was thrown back when I looked at the top seeing $1000.79 

It didn't take to long to break that resistance point and did it quite easily if you ask me. No fluttering back and fourth this time. Just straight bull rush push to the top!

It is working now? When I tried it the first time I went to the site it did not work for some reason. I think it said I had to have a balance from what I remember or have played before. I can not remember the message exactly afterall it was over a month ago and I think I was just coming back from a party so not totally paying attention to all the warnings on the screen. It was Christmas and New years at that time so you know what I am referring too.

Not cloudmining. From what I get in my junk mail folder from these sites it would take 5-6 months just to get back a roi and that is without any profit.
They charge alot in fees called electricity fees and whatever they wish to call them but it is really not worth it.
I would venture to say start in trading but find a good site to sign up with that doesn't charge too much in transaction fees. Some even charge you one to deposit into your own account. So figure that one out.
There are two sites that come to mind when you mentioned localbitcoins. Paxful which has a promotion going on for signing up an account with them and the other one is virwox where you can buy bitcoins from them.
You can try each of them out to see which one fits your needs.
Good luck with your adventure into the bitcoin investing world.

This is an interesting thing to see.
When Trump mentions a company by name in his tweets this bot automatically recognizes it and sells off that stock in your trading portfolio.
A company named T3 I think their called from the states created it and it is working for them. I think it is still in beta testing phase but it has generated accurate data with almost 95% successful rate of the stock market prices.
I believe this would be good for bitcoin traders too if it can be designed to watch twitter for any news that can affect the price of bitcoin and then automatically sell or buy on the exchange that you are on.
Or have I missed out on this and it has already been created?
Do not mind me if I got it wrong. I am just starting out in bitcoin exchange trading. Actually looking for a reliable exchange to join and start trading and I think I have found one but haven't put anything into yet unless something else comes along that's better.

Source: https://phys.org/news/2017-01-trump-dump-aims-profit-tweets.html

It's true that they partnered with paypal but it wasn't too clear these transactions allowed are in their favor.
In order to withdraw for a selected paypal account which has to be verified just as your coinbase account is.
You know why? So if there is any problems with the transaction then you are completely liable for any transactions that occur using them as intermittent aries and they fail to tell you up front you could be in arrears of up to $200,000 if they need to reverse a transaction and guess what? They will be allowed too if you linked your bank account you clicked on an agreement and most people do not read it to carefully and just click the check box. They do not know what they are agreeing too. So they got you in their sights if anything goes wrong with those paypal transactions. They are not losing any money in there transaction with using them here and could garner your wages as most people's pay checks go to their bank accounts now which is a requirement for almost all companies in the western world anyways.

This is what I received in morning from a mining company which i signed up for recently.

"Bitcoin has had a surprise of volatility in the last month, rising from $600 USD to $1150 USD and hovering around $900 USD lately. This price rise has helped increase mining returns and lower electricity/maintenance fees. The price rose due to a variety of factors, including India outlawing paper currency, Trump becoming president, and Chinese regulators clamping down on some of the speculation coming out of Chinese exchanges. Here's hoping to a continued rise in 2017 and an acceptance of Bitcoin by the PBOC.

If you are looking for the world's best mousepad, you can buy one using Bitcoin at - dot com.

Until next time...happy mining,
-The - Team"

If this is true then China would be the best place to be mining. And it shows when they can justify building stadium sized mining compounds just to benefit from those electricity costs.

I do not think any of the political strife that is going on now is indirectly affecting the price of bitcoin.
If it relates to the economy directly then yes then I can say those events did and continue to influence on the price of bitcoin.
Only what is going in China and their exchanges are the driving force of the epic surge of the price in bitcoin in the last 72 hours.
As soon as the announcement came into the public media on how they will be regulating fees of these Chinese exchanges due to the mass crackdowns on them in the past months has the confidence been higher than ever for the bitcoin economy behind the red curtain. Where the majority of the miners are.

Probably Dell servers until they go off warranty then to HP servers. I would be very surprised if they are still using IBM cause those were installed in the 80's and should of been upgraded in 2000's. Security issues would be the major concern here cause of no firmware updates offered for outdated equipment.

This would save alot of money for the government and they should fire more people that aren't doing their jobs just like the attorney general was and replaced with someone who actually wants to do their job and not be accused of treason against the US president and thus against US policies put in place.
It does not matter if you believe in the president or not but you must abode by the laws put in place to keep the security of the country you are assigned to uphold.

http://servicehostnet.com/domain/bitnowa.com

Only thing I can find anything about them is some random stuff asking for a vouching of services from the beginning of the year on Jan 4th.
Their website is offline and only comes up with a cloudflare page so they are gone for good.
https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinBeginners/comments/5obj5x/can_anyone_vouch_for_bitnowacom

And those users on reddit in saying their exchange is based is New York is a sure sign to tell you they were not going to last. Because they would need a license to operate as an exchange there now and that costs alot of money which was put into law a couple of months ago.
Just watch the latest documentary to see how that transpired.

And what do you have to say about using them for an exchange?
Any feedback on your experience in using them would be appreciated.
I have had this thread opened for nearly three days and it seems nobody has used them as their main exchange or have heard of them before.

From what I have reading they are a solid exchange to start investing into.
Just from the reddit reviews alone got me to decide to go with them hands down.
Posted from an experienced user of BitSquare.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/4rjk5c/bitsquareio_first_user_experience/

"Coins are locked in a 2-3 multi-sig wallet. Seller, buyer and arbitrator each 'control' one key. As a user you're not exposed to that process. You're basically confirming your actions (accept trade contract, sent payment, received payment) which automatically releases the coins if the protocol is followed as intended.
Only if there's a problem, an arbitrator steps in and enforces his decision about the case. Coins are released with the arbitrator's key and the honest trade partner's key."

"To me bitsquare lacks something centralised exchanges have: being able to buy/sell again and again with reasonable speed.
Bitsquare might be great for acquiring bitcoin or selling bitcoin for fiat. But it's not practical platform for day trading IMO."

What are you the forum members here have to say about them as a whole.

I went to another one to sign up for but they just didn't sell me on why I should use them instead of them.

Been wanting to try my hand in the exchange market and finally did sign up for one.
It took a while to decide which one simply because there are a lot of them to choose from.
I am using BitSquare.
Anyone else can tell me how their experience have been with them and their trades?
Haven't put any bitcoins in to them yet just signed up so that is all for the time being.
Don't want to rush into things.
They seem like a legitimate company to deal with so this would be a suggestion if you want to start small before going with the bigger ones that hold more on hand then this one. But it seems to be a good choice to start off with if you do not have any experience in trading investments like myself.

Can I get a guarantee on that. Because I have been watching it and saw it go just below $800 but then it increased by $10 just when I was about to buy some so now held off on it until it drops even further, if it even does.
If it does go to $700 I would imagine most if not all the badholders will sell at that time because dropping by more than $200 over a 12 hour period is too much for most to handle and they will end up with a seize of somekind if they do hold for too long.

At that point it could very well be another Mt.Gox event that will unfold.

Get your bitcoin ready to sell just before that happens.
That could be a devasting effect and heads will explode when that happens.

How history tends to repeat itself.
How long did it take for the ATH of $1263 take to start going down? An hour?
I would be ready people if I were you!

I can see how it can be a tactic by the Chinese government to not have the yuan diminish any further.
It is a way for them to save their own national currency.
They are in panic mode and this is the only way they see to stop this from overflowing into chaos and having their renminbi devaluate even further.
Causing their very own economy from being out of their own control.
This chaos that I am talking about is =
Bitcoin allows it's own citizens full control of their money and this is what their government fears the most.