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TOKYO (Reuters) - Mt. Gox, once the world's biggest bitcoin exchange, looked to have essentially disappeared on Tuesday, with its website down, its founder unaccounted for and a Tokyo office empty bar a handful of protesters saying they had lost money investing in the virtual currency. http://news.yahoo.com/bitcoin-exchan...1--sector.html
"And if I could I surely would Stand on the rock that Moses stood"
Mt. Gox had been dying a slow death for years. Feel for those who are out money but most in the bitcoin community knew it was a troubled exchange, avoided it, and are now glad this drag is behind us. Notice there will be no taxpayer-funded bailouts (bail-ins) of MtGox; nor should there be.
And look at this... bitcoin ATM comes to old man Pottapaug's home state:
The founders of LibertyTeller, Boston's new bitcoin ATM machine at South Station, explain how the system works, and why they think the trend will last.
Bitcoin-exchange CEO found dead
The American CEO of a virtual-currency exchange was found lying motionless near the Singapore apartment tower where she lived.
According to Newsweek the reclusive inventor of the virtual commodity has been hiding in plain sight.
The Face Behind Bitcoin
Satoshi Nakamoto stands at the end of his sunbaked driveway looking timorous. And annoyed.
He's wearing a rumpled T-shirt, old blue jeans and white gym socks, without shoes, like he has left the house in a hurry. His hair is unkempt, and he has the thousand-mile stare of someone who has gone weeks without sleep.
He stands not with defiance, but with the slackness of a person who has waged battle for a long time and now faces a grave loss.
Two police officers from the Temple City, Calif., sheriff's department flank him, looking puzzled. "So, what is it you want to ask this man about?" one of them asks me. "He thinks if he talks to you he's going to get into trouble."
"I don't think he's in any trouble," I say. "I would like to ask him about Bitcoin. This man is Satoshi Nakamoto."
Take a wild guess why 'IRS' waited this long to "rule" bitcoin is property and not currency. Did 'IRS' not realize this in 2009? (Hint: when the "property" could be taken as "a loss")
Keep an eye on the price of bitcoin. Although it has come down significantly from over $1,000/coin to below $250/coin it now seems to be gaining support, closing higher the past 5 days in a row.
Along with lawful money it looks like bitcoin might be the first "solution to the problem" that comes out of the gate. Not trading advice mind you... just a hunch.
Leader in cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, blockchain, DeFi, digital finance and Web 3.0 news with analysis, video and live price updates.
I call bitcoin one of the "solutions to the problem" because it will be one of the many alternates that can be used after the destruction of the current un-backed fiat monetary system. Silver, in my opinion, will be the best solution but gold, bitcoin and others will be used as well.
Whether or not you believe in Bitcoin matters not. There are enough people, infrastructure and money sunk into bitcoin it will function on it's own from here on out... without all the non-believers ever buying into it. There are too many tech savvy BILLIONAIRES involved with Bitcoin for it to go away. There is more money being sunk into bitcoin's infrastructure than currently in the market cap of the cryptocurrency itself. That is part of the plan and it will unfold to greater acceptance as the unbacked fiat system fails.
One day soon, you will see bitcoin fly past that old high of $1,000 per coin and never look back.
Keep an eye on the price of bitcoin. Although it has come down significantly from over $1,000/coin to below $250/coin it now seems to be gaining support, closing higher the past 5 days in a row.
Along with lawful money it looks like bitcoin might be the first "solution to the problem" that comes out of the gate. Not trading advice mind you... just a hunch.
Leader in cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, blockchain, DeFi, digital finance and Web 3.0 news with analysis, video and live price updates.
I call bitcoin one of the "solutions to the problem" because it will be one of the many alternates that can be used after the destruction of the current un-backed fiat monetary system. Silver, in my opinion, will be the best solution but gold, bitcoin and others will be used as well.
Whether or not you believe in Bitcoin matters not. There are enough people, infrastructure and money sunk into bitcoin it will function on it's own from here on out... without all the non-believers ever buying into it. There are too many tech savvy BILLIONAIRES involved with Bitcoin for it to go away. There is more money being sunk into bitcoin's infrastructure than currently in the market cap of the cryptocurrency itself. That is part of the plan and it will unfold to greater acceptance as the unbacked fiat system fails.
One day soon, you will see bitcoin fly past that old high of $1,000 per coin and never look back.
It matters not the form of currency whether commodity, digital, or fiat.
What ultimately matters is which side of the ledger you are on.
Value always goes somewhere.
It matters not the form of currency whether commodity, digital, or fiat. What ultimately matters is which side of the ledger you are on.Value always goes somewhere.
Thank you well spoken.
"And if I could I surely would Stand on the rock that Moses stood"
Gold and silver coin is the only answer. ALL the rest will be manipulated.
Specie was not debased throughout history?
Specie did not suffer market fluctuations whether of monetary supply, arbitrage, or of competing interests?
The coin of the realm belonged to the general public or the sovereign throughout history?
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