The service also needs to accept Perfect Money (ideally) or Bitcoin as I would like to remain anonymous.

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This is a common misconception. There is no shortage of divisibility when it comes to bitcoins. Each coin can be divided into 100 million pieces. So you have quadrillions of units.

@jarland that is so true. People say that our govt. issued money is a FIAT currency (no relation to the car company). However the govt. issued currency is backed by the Federal Reserve. More important

Bitcoin will always be in trouble. Reason? It's a currency. Doesn't matter what you do to protect a currency from single entities growing too powerful in controlling it, someone always ends up with a

I wouldn't worry about it too much. Let the big banks and governments worry about it. They don't like BitCoin one bit...

Some exchanges act like banks and offer appreciation i.e. interest. I guess off of using your bitcoins as exchange currency.

I don't use bitcoin a lot but from what I understand you don't need to and shouldn't store bitcoins at these exchanges. You only need to do that when cashing in or cashing out. If that is the case I

I see bitcoin exactly as torrent was 10 years ago.

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In my honest opinion cryptocurrencies are always in trouble without even mentioning exchanges. They are always in risk of the 51% attack and are vulnerable to malleability.

Anyway there is something that I remembered after I wrote my last post. As you may know bitcoin transactions are all public information. We know what addresses electrum servers advertise to donors bec

Paypal, Bitcoin, and Credit Card.

IPv4 is the new bitcoin get rich quick scheme. and I'm trying to bump the prices. this is not NYSE or NASDAQ so you can do that (Image)

I might as well set one up. I believe that Bitcoins will be outlawed one day due to their overwhelming popularity by the public. I would love to support such a feat.

Though you may all think this is the end of bitcoin, it isn't. Mt. Gox was only an exchange and there purpose was to change bitcoin into USD and back. However, about a week ago there was a weird occur

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I still can't imagine how 744,000 Bitcoins (350Million), vanished, completely unnoticed until now.

I highly suspect the rate they use (prior to the 1% deducation from merchant side) may not be favorable to the buyer, there will be a margin that reflects the volatility of bitcoin

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