What they are saying that makes sense. If they are right then we might see a "long march" (to be stylish) to da moon . Except if the Chinese government get scared because of the money poured into bitcoin and starts a new wave of crackdown on bitcoin and on the Chinese exchanges.

I'd be surprised if anyone important/rich would be jailed. In Eastern Europe blurring responsibility or playing a hot potato game with it first, then making age long trials with lots of defendants to split and lull public attention, finally giving minimum or no sentences (because of lack of evidence or formal errors during the investigation) is quite a common practice.

Sorry mate, but a safe in your house isn't something what I'd consider as a safe place. Perhaps a locker in a bank or an account at a commodity bank with a possibility of tracking of the amount of silver stored would be a better option.

This move seems to me a bit of a rush action, as ETH is still in alpha or early beta. Of course it's a good time prom programmers to learn and get used to blockchain technology.

Looks like a pump, probably in the dumping phase by now. We will see in the next couple days if this surge lasts.

MOdern arts aren't arts at all. Arts should be a sort of entertainment, by beauty, by freezing an important moment in time or by making people think about something. Just compare that pile of rubbish to the works of some real painter or sculptor and cry. Actually the bin was a perfect place for this installation.

Otherwise how would they be able to buy screwdrivers and hammers for 50K USD each, therefore poor democracy would stand in the storm of terrorists and dictators naked and undefended .

That not going to happen. The big banks and their puppets (aka governments) would intervene a lot earlier, otherwise they would lose much of their power and income. They don't like things what they can't control, so they would surely outlaw btc and export some democracy (in 250 lbs packages) for all bitcoin users just to stop losses .

Well, the volume on the Chinese exchanges is about 10-15 times the volume on the western exchanges. China going to lead the new bubble if we'll have one.

Such high price would be unsustainable. To keep BTC on that level we would need hundreds of millions USD worth new investments every day. Where we could find investors with that much money?

If this is a bubble then this must be a very slow one . Looks to me more like some "organic growth" after a couple of good news.

Everybody knows that BBC is neither "objective" nor "neutral", and not necessarily a government mouthpiece. Recently the govt had to warn them about objectivity and impartiality as a preparation for the coming EU referendum.

Perhaps not using GMO stuff (with lots of residual insecticides and herbicides) in animal feed, and properly smoking and curing meat instead of using "smoke flavour" and God knows what else would help a lot.

If I could get just one bitcent every time when someone turning up with such predictions about how LTC going to crash to zero I'd be a whale by now . I agree, LTC is only used for speculation but there's too much money and interest in it, to just simply crash.

Of course we are not, but (apart from a few Eastern European countries) taxing and tax collection seems to be more relaxed over here, in addition until I don't cash out in fiat I don't have to worry. If I convert it to fiat then I have to pay a CGT but that's all.

Pretty good investment . Perhaps better than bitcoin in some cases.

A loaded shotgun with safety off laying on the ground... even one of the waterfowls around could release the trigger . Pretty stupid thing anyway.

300 is probably doable. Around that we'll see a strong resistance I guess. A slow but steady growth supported by real world expansion would be much better than suddenly going to "da moon".

Listen, mate you started babbling something about cleaning our mind if we are not entirely happy when gay propaganda coming even from the water tap. You see I don't care about who fucking who and what's their sexual orientation until they are doing that in a civilized, discrete manner as the majority used to do. Also don't care if they are proud about themselves, but I dislike when they are trying to force their views to the majority, nowadays even in schools.

That's a good explanation indeed. My first tip was that these guys actually already sold their souls for moral and financial support to the opponents of their homeland, therefore they got used to corruption and treachery.