I swear. It's just the same old bullshit over and over. Some ex-finance dude who now is a professor somewhere comes out with the same half baked arguements again. These guys aren't doing real homework.
nice find. this is the biggest piece of shit about btc i ever encountered.
The F.B.I.’s takedown of Silk Road in October 2013 significantly tarnished Bitcoin’s reputation by exposing a deep web of drugs, guns, prostitution, assassins for hire and a ready tool for tax evasion and money laundering.
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What if Satoshi Nakamoto is not real, and his likeness was manufactured by some cybercriminals to generate investor excitement?
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Could it be that this coding genius is instead enjoying computer-manufactured riches on some remote, tax-free island, or is he a cyber-terrorist who upon Bitcoin adoption will activate a Trojan-horse virus to bring world commerce back to the Stone Age?
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boy, from criminal to terrorist in a few sentences & bitcoin a virus.
It is hard to track fraudulent activities and those who perpetrate these acts because e-coins are untraceable.
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and this guy is a
Mark T. Williams, a former commodities trading floor senior executive and Federal Reserve Bank examiner, teaches banking, finance and risk management at Boston University School of Management.
if those guys are teaching bankers and examining for the FED i start to understand why the banking system is in its current state.
edit: typo
edit: is that you, proudhon ?