Re:Bitcoin faces regulatory crackdown, Bank of England warns
by d0lph on Friday March 02, 2018 @02:36PM
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> Say that the most effective way of entering or leaving this network requires physically meeting somebody and exchanging cash.
Missed the part where I said that, perhaps you could point it out?
We are discussing a world where bitcoins are illegal, obviously the solution will be a bit sketchy.
Re:Bitcoin faces regulatory crackdown, Bank of England warns
by monkeyfoop on Friday March 02, 2018 @09:00PM
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We don't need paper to trade.
I get paid in Bitcoin Cash and same with my employees.
Buy and sell goods for BCH. Why is there a need to convert to these papers, metals (, and cotton, etc)?
Don't see why I should pay above a 1c fee to send money from point A to point B.
Also do not understand why I must drive to an ATM where usually homeless people sleep.
Re:Bitcoin faces regulatory crackdown, Bank of England warns
by IntronExon on Friday March 02, 2018 @09:05PM
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Also do not understand why I must drive to an ATM where usually homeless people sleep.
Is this some kind of anonymous performance art? I have trouble believing that people like this really exist in a form that knows how to turn their computer on.
Re:Bitcoin faces regulatory crackdown, Bank of England warns
by monkeyfoop on Sunday March 04, 2018 @01:41PM
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?
How is this not seen as an outrageous problem?