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November 27, 2014, 11:11:42 AM
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I don't think the enemies can do anything about bitcoins. Even if they plan to buy it all, the price will keep going up costing millions to buy 1 bitcoin. Since it has been widely adopted, there is little that can be done against it.
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November 27, 2014, 12:01:40 PM
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BW bank don't even allow me to transer to a private person for buying bitcoins  Shocked
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November 27, 2014, 01:55:39 PM
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I think, bankers are still the real enemies of bitcoin.  Cool

I dont think they are. They are smart and see many great wealth implementing possibilities in the Bitcoin. But time in banking industry turns much slower then in Crypto. Bankers just cant switch that time to run faster.

The only enemy of Bitcoin is fear of unknown.  Fear of changes. Everyone of us have this fear in them. Some bigger other smaller. It takes time for everyone to overcome it.
100 years ago many would be scared to drive in a car.
30 years ago many would be scared use computer.
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November 29, 2014, 06:27:17 PM
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I think, bankers are still the real enemies of bitcoin.  Cool

I dont think they are. They are smart and see many great wealth implementing possibilities in the Bitcoin. But time in banking industry turns much slower then in Crypto. Bankers just cant switch that time to run faster.

The only enemy of Bitcoin is fear of unknown.  Fear of changes. Everyone of us have this fear in them. Some bigger other smaller. It takes time for everyone to overcome it.
100 years ago many would be scared to drive in a car.
30 years ago many would be scared use computer.
Same! i think it's about how if all banks were actually like this then there would be a lot less motivation behind blockchain in use for currency, but they aren't, so there is.
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November 30, 2014, 12:08:10 AM
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The real "enemies" come out it's own ranks, the bunch of sociopaths who at one point are praised as the paragons of the community and then later sack in a bunch of Bitcoins under some pretense. Oh and not forget the suckers who shill for their schemes. Bruce Wagner was the first and Mark Karpeles is just the latest.
And its never gonna stop.... never!
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November 30, 2014, 11:39:05 AM
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All type of organization which make commerce with currency like EUR, USD, GBP ecc. is an enemy of Bitcoin. Anyway, you can consider that all type of bank are enemy of bitcoin and viceversa.

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November 30, 2014, 09:35:54 PM
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I've heard that PayPal may be integrating Bitcoin into their system soon.

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December 01, 2014, 03:52:07 AM
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Banks are not enemies of Bitcoin. As capitalism is not enemy of BTC.

They want to make money. On one side there is the new economy from which they wat to make money. On the other side there are states and the lawss against moneylaundering. So far the sanctions for money laundering are simply too high and Bitcoin market too small, so they rather stay away.

Of course one day they will want to participate and will participate. The faster ones. The slower will go down.

If I were a bank making billions I would stay away of bitcoin at this stage of course as well.

The biggest enemy of BTC is current system. BTC of course will be big problem for money laundering, big problem because of drugs etc. It will destroy the social state, because nobody will be able to collect so high % of taxes and help the poorer people. It will also destroy the social consensus about what is allowed and what is not. Society will try to defend much more against this in future than now. And it will lose.

In the end we all will use BTC and we all will hate it. But there is no help. Pandora box is open.
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December 01, 2014, 09:07:59 AM
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Banks are not enemies of Bitcoin. As capitalism is not enemy of BTC.

They want to make money. On one side there is the new economy from which they wat to make money. On the other side there are states and the lawss against moneylaundering. So far the sanctions for money laundering are simply too high and Bitcoin market too small, so they rather stay away.

Of course one day they will want to participate and will participate. The faster ones. The slower will go down.

If I were a bank making billions I would stay away of bitcoin at this stage of course as well.

The biggest enemy of BTC is current system. BTC of course will be big problem for money laundering, big problem because of drugs etc. It will destroy the social state, because nobody will be able to collect so high % of taxes and help the poorer people. It will also destroy the social consensus about what is allowed and what is not. Society will try to defend much more against this in future than now. And it will lose.

In the end we all will use BTC and we all will hate it. But there is no help. Pandora box is open.


yes bank are not enemies of bitcoin maybe bitcoin is enemies of bank Smiley

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December 01, 2014, 09:17:56 AM
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I've heard that PayPal may be integrating Bitcoin into their system soon.

That would be great. BTC must be accept more and more.
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December 01, 2014, 03:45:48 PM
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I've heard that PayPal may be integrating Bitcoin into their system soon.

And yet, they are freezing account associate with bitcoin.

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