So this is real

[safeminer]

http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2013/11/13/sanitizing-bitcoin-coin-validation/

https://coinvalidation.com/

So yes, its real. Big government is here to destroy the anonymity of bitcoin.

What can and will we do about ? For example, Im running a pretty big mining operation, is there anything I can do with it to boycott/in any way obstruct their work ?

How can we decentralise the bitcoin foundation as we know it, they are in NO position of descision making, yet they seem to making some pretty big ones, while I and many other miners and users who actually ARE the bitcoin community do not agree with this !


/discuss

[Anon136]

yes there absolutely is something you can do as a miner! please get on board! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=334316.0

[BitcoinBarrel]

That's like saying you can only have one email address for your PayPal account.  Or one screen name for your AOL!

[ElectricMucus]

is there anything I can do with it to boycott/in any way obstruct their work ?

No


Free market bitch.

[MicroGuy]

So yes, its real. Big government is here to destroy the anonymity of bitcoin.

Altcoins to the rescue!!

[BldSwtTrs]

is there anything I can do with it to boycott/in any way obstruct their work ?

No


Free market bitch.

Doing business with government is not free market.

[ElectricMucus]

is there anything I can do with it to boycott/in any way obstruct their work ?

No


Free market bitch.

Doing business with government is not free market.

o rly?

Why should there be an exception? Just think of them as a really big cooperation.  
Coinvaluation should be able to do business with that cooperation shouldn't it?

[lucaspm98]

is there anything I can do with it to boycott/in any way obstruct their work ?

No


Free market bitch.

Doing business with government is not free market.

But you don't have to do business with the government, so the free market lives on.

[justusranvier]

Thanks for creating yet another thread on this topic. The other 9000 weren't enough.

[Barek]

That's like saying you can only have one email address for your PayPal account.  Or one screen name for your AOL!

With the proposal, only the address changes. Instead of using a bitcoin address directly, you use a sort of a super-address, which can be used to generate a infinitely long stream of regular addresses. (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BIP_0032)

For us as users not much changes, once BIP32 has been implemented.

[BldSwtTrs]

is there anything I can do with it to boycott/in any way obstruct their work ?

No


Free market bitch.

Doing business with government is not free market.

o rly?

Why should there be an exception? Just think of them as a really big cooperation.  
Coinvaluation should be able to do business with that cooperation shouldn't it?

Government are the antithesis of free market. Government's decisions are enforced by sheer force, they are not based on voluntary exchanges.

Making profits because your customers are forced to be your customers not fit within a free market paradigm.

[ElectricMucus]

That didn't answer my question, should Coinvaluation be able to do business with the Goverment or not?

[BldSwtTrs]

That didn't answer my question, should Coinvaluation be able to do business with the Goverment or not?

Actually they won't do business with government, they will do business with customers who are forced by the government to do business why them.

And it should appear very wrong for any person which think free market is something valuable.

[ElectricMucus]

That didn't answer my question, should Coinvaluation be able to do business with the Goverment or not?

Actually they won't do business with government, they will do business with customers who are forced by the government to do business why them.

And it should appear very wrong for any person which think free market is something valuable.

You just said  "doing business with the goverment" 2 posts above. Which one is it.

Who's gonna force me to do business with coin valuation?

[adamstgBit]

That didn't answer my question, should Coinvaluation be able to do business with the Goverment or not?

yes sure wtv

but the foundation is ( or should be ) the voice of the community, and should be actively pointing out how Coin Validation wont do any good for anyone


it wont stop money laundering , they keep telling us " don't worry all you have to do is mix your coins and you are safe " outrageous!

it wont do any good, in fact it will most likely always red flag innocent people. Because innocent  people will think their coins are good ( after all they got them legitimately ) and always let criminals through because they know how easy it is to by bass coin validation


its as clear as day!

you have to be stupid to think coin validation is good FOR ANYONE! its total CRAP and it must be stopped

I am soo mad the foundation is not backing 92% of the community

[BldSwtTrs]

That didn't answer my question, should Coinvaluation be able to do business with the Goverment or not?

Actually they won't do business with government, they will do business with customers who are forced by the government to do business why them.

And it should appear very wrong for any person which think free market is something valuable.

You just said  "doing business with the goverment" 2 posts above. Which one is it.

Who's gonna force me to do business with coin valuation?

I was imprecise.

The US government will force merchants which sell stuff you'd like to buy to make business with CoinValidation which will going to force you to make business with CoinValidation if you want to buy stuff you'd like to buy.

[ElectricMucus]

it wont stop money laundering , they keep telling us " don't worry all you have to do is mix your coins and you are safe " outrageous!

Or I could just not sign up at Coinvaluation.

[tutkarz]

bitcoin is not US property, its not the problem of the world, that they don't like it. So they adopt or get lost.

[ElectricMucus]

The US government will force merchants which sell stuff you'd like to buy to make business with CoinValidation which will going to force you to make business with CoinValidation if you want to buy stuff you'd like to buy.

Is there anything substantial which would suggest that to be true?

[Mike Christ]

Who's gonna force me to do business with coin valuation?

Who's gonna force me to do business with health insurance?