Topic: 2012-11-07 techgear.gr - Bitcoin: To επαναστατικό νόμισμα πoυ σαρώνει στo Δι^ (Read 727 times)
November 08, 2012, 05:35:17 AM
In Greece "illegal" transactions are not exceptional, they are the norm ... entirely predictable with the Eur1500 limits on cash tx and etc? Don't think that aspect of bitcoin will be raising many Greek eyebrows.
November 07, 2012, 09:56:27 PM
Short introductory article on a tech site in Greece, with the famous 'What is Bitcoin' video.
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Bitcoin: To επαναστατικό νόμισμα πoυ σαρώνει στo Διαδίκτυo [Video]
(Bitcoin: The revolutionary currency that scans the Internet [Video])
Theodora Konstantope
2012-11-07
http://www.techgear.gr/bitcoin-internet-currency-56310/
(snippets via machine translation)
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Although many describe as the Bitcoin currency of the future, one of the major concerns arising due to the lack of control mentioned above is that it is a highly attractive means for illegal transactions ... On the other hand, thousands of online stores and agencies accept payments already Bitcoins.
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(Bitcoin: The revolutionary currency that scans the Internet [Video])
Theodora Konstantope
2012-11-07
http://www.techgear.gr/bitcoin-internet-currency-56310/
(snippets via machine translation)
...
Although many describe as the Bitcoin currency of the future, one of the major concerns arising due to the lack of control mentioned above is that it is a highly attractive means for illegal transactions ... On the other hand, thousands of online stores and agencies accept payments already Bitcoins.
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