Topic: 2013-12-13: European Union threatens bitcoin seizures - page 2. (Read 2435 times)
Yes, the only FUD here is in the original post in this thread.
I wonder how German bitcoin users will react to this? It is kind of bitcoin Meccah in Europe, and coincidentally the industrial center of Europe too. And the Euro has been losing it's popularity in Germany too, since long before bitcoin started to gain German fans.
yes, if an exchange deals out of KYC and AML rules, this could happen to some exchanges. dont keep your coins online.
“While virtual currencies continue to hit the headlines and are enjoying increasing popularity, consumers need to remain aware of the risks associated with them,”
this is for the stupid people in the EU i guess
. everyone should know that this is high risk.
“While virtual currencies continue to hit the headlines and are enjoying increasing popularity, consumers need to remain aware of the risks associated with them,”
this is for the stupid people in the EU i guess
. everyone should know that this is high risk. 
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"Misuse could prompt law enforcement agencies to close Bitcoin exchange platforms and keep consumers from accessing their investment."
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/12/13/european-union-warns-on-bitcoin/?_r=0
How dare we get in the way of them Cyprusing more people?
All your bitcoins are belong to Draghi.
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