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April 26, 2014, 12:32:04 PM
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I think the Austrians should start by changing their country's name to something more unique. I read it like Australian National Bank.

Piggy backing on the awareness raising potential of an entire continent is a unique feat already. Smiley
The other way round is not as productive though. When I was in China and giving a presentation about Austria, the organizers exhibited the grand flag of Australia to kick it off. Much lol.

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Unfortunately, they didn't even talk about future regulatory things. Also, I think all in all there were more sceptic people then optimistic. However, one thing I especially noticed was this guy from the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber who was really Pro-Bitcoin and tried to debunk myths from more sceptical people. But this does not speak for the whole Austrian Federal Economic Chamber.

Sometimes, one should focus on the good things to go forward. Thx for taking notice!
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April 26, 2014, 12:44:49 PM
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I think the Austrians should start by changing their country's name to something more unique. I read it like Australian National Bank.
In German (Austrian's language) it is called "Österreich" ... which starts with a letter english speaking people cannot even pronounce correctly. Therefore, it's very unique and only a matter of translation.
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April 26, 2014, 12:52:09 PM
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Not everyone understand how bitcoin works , government also, well everything have It's time, when it'll come everyone will learn It.
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April 26, 2014, 04:06:02 PM
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Just a bunch of people so far behind the eight ball they would be better of playing snooker

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April 28, 2014, 12:01:49 PM
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We need even simpler walltes. We need even safer exchanges. We need much more people who actually USE Bitcoin and not only buy and hold it. And we need to face the volatility issue which is in my opinion the biggest problem of Bitcoin (something that may stabilize in the future when Bitcoin gets a bigger and bigger userbase).


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I think also that we need simpler and faster wallets.

as newbie i was starting to sync my wallet with network, for 3 times it just break up the process,,, after 4. time i succed after one week to sync the wallet.

as i do not transfer bitcoins every day,,, it also take long until it syncy 2 or 3 weeks network transitions....

i have dsl with 16.000kb/s internet at home....so transfering big data is not a problem....
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April 28, 2014, 12:46:22 PM
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I think the Austrians should start by changing their country's name to something more unique. I read it like Australian National Bank.
This is incorrect. Australia should change its name.

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