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Topic: [2015-10-31] Man makes BTC payment using a chip in his hand (Read 338 times)

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U will never know the true answer, before you try
wowo it's amazing  Shocked Shocked
i am watching on youtube video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9T7YvCvCyQ&feature=youtu.be)

it's very cool
legendary
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Now this is one of the things that is in line in the future of bitcoin. With this technology I think bitcoin could really be the currency of the future depending on all the fictions regarding what the future may look like that is already happening in our century little by little.

It's really cool btw. Grin
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This man made the world's first Bitcoin payment with his hand.

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If you’re always losing your wallet, you may want to read on: Biohacker Patric Lanhed has just developed a payment method you’ll struggle to lose.

Lanhed can send bitcoin payments using his hand, after implanting a chip containing the key to his bitcoin wallet under his skin. This enables him to send and receive money using data stored inside his body.

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Nice gadget. But I wouldn't do it. The risk of Bitcoin failling is too high in my opinion. Hopefully nobody cuts his hand off when he is robbed or something like that...

This sounds ironically funny "hopefully nobody will cut his hand". On side that, this is interesting thing, but i also wouldn`t like to have something like this in me. It reminds me on a movie "In time" where everyone aftet 18 years old get a time and they work for it, gamble... and when time run out person die.
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This man made the world's first Bitcoin payment with his hand.

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If you’re always losing your wallet, you may want to read on: Biohacker Patric Lanhed has just developed a payment method you’ll struggle to lose.

Lanhed can send bitcoin payments using his hand, after implanting a chip containing the key to his bitcoin wallet under his skin. This enables him to send and receive money using data stored inside his body.

Video
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