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Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by joepie91 ·Can you give an example? The Bitcoin protocol is built upon tested cryptographical algorithms and concepts, that are in use in the banking industry (!) as well... so I can't really think of something -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by joepie91 ·Please, just shut the hell up and go read up on Bitcoin, its workings and its internal economy before trying to make any claim about it. You have absolutely no fucking idea what you're talking about, -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by joepie91 ·Note how you are saying this in a thread about a major registrar starting to accept Bitcoin. Your argument appears to basically come down to "those approving of Bitcoin are making a bad choic -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
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Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by erhwegesrgsr ·Bitcoin is ran and used by the community, nobody owns it, a single entity can't cause (much) impact. -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by Janevski ·As i said i am not hating, i have clearly expressed my opinion backed up by empirical evidence simply explained regarding the bitcoin, that's it. -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by erhwegesrgsr ·You say it's pretty much wortless but that's not up to you to declare, it will always be people's own opinion. Bitcoin wasn't made to make money or whatever, it was made by the community and for the c -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by Janevski ·term which creates trust i believe, and since bitcoin has no global trust it is pretty much globally worthless. Due to it's nature i doubt that it's going to achieve global trust at some point. -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by erhwegesrgsr ·(Quote) -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by Janevski ·Yes, but we're talking on a global scale here, since bitcoin is obviously created with a goal to be a global currency. -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by erhwegesrgsr ·Bitcoin isn't listed as currency because it's relatively new and not controlled by a single entity like a government. -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by ajit ·(Quote) -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by ajit ·I fear that bitcoin's biggest strength may become its biggest weakness. Governments like to tightly control and monitor the flow of money. -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by Janevski ·I don't hate bitcoin, i just think it has not established real monetary value well enough approved by the humanity. -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by erhwegesrgsr ·I like bitcoin, the fact that the network's puzzle gets harder as techniques involve and thus keeping inflation back is amazing -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by joepie91 ·It would be nice if there were at least one person that could name a negative aspect of Bitcoin (they do exist) that was actually well-supported by arguments, facts, or statistics. If you have an irra -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by Janevski ·I've never considered the bitcoin a real currency, and i am never going to. -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
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Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by joepie91 ·Unless you are willing to buy specialized hardware (FPGAs), don't expect to make a profit off Bitcoin mining. The cost will likely exceed the profits. -
Namecheap now accepts Bitcoin
by DewlanceVPS ·We accept bitcoins from last 2 - 3 month and today I sell this at double profit..