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legendary
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Here is a boost to bitcoin's legitimacy: 


Trading Forex in Bitcoin – Is it the Geekiest Way to Make money Online?

Forex has always been one of the most attractive investment options for less experienced traders. Now, bitcoin is bringing a new breed of investors to the forex trading space, and many  brokers are opening its doors to the digital currency.

In fact, this year all along, several Forex brokers started to deal with bitcoin, and it seems the interest, both from traders and brokers, in this type of investment is growing exponentially.

The Foreign Exchange (Forex) Market is the largest market in the world. It is where foreign currencies are exchanged and where every day more than 4 trillion dollars are traded. The huge volume of daily transactions makes it the most liquid market in the world. The enormous size of the Forex market is what ensures that no one can control the market; not even banks or big financial groups can control the market for a long period of time.

Forex essentially goes around about eight major currencies and is open 24 hours a day, enabling traders to have the best chances whenever they hear a financial scoop.

A few years ago there was no Broker willing tForex_article_midimage_NewsBTCo work with bitcoin, but now this is changing; currently we can find a lot of brokers that enable investors to trade forex pairs using BTC. It looks like Forex trading via bitcoin is revolutionizing both Forex trading and BTC investments. Several brokers already let user’s trade forex pairs by investing with bitcoin.

Full article: http://www.newsbtc.com/2015/11/06/trading-forex-in-bitcoin-is-it-the-geekiest-way-to-make-money-online/

Great find, that will certainly give our industry a boost in legitimacy. It makes sense to trade bitcoin along with forex trading. It may even work to provide a price buffer from large movements in price because of the scale of the forex market. Will be interesting to see.
legendary
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Here is a boost to bitcoin's legitimacy: 


Trading Forex in Bitcoin – Is it the Geekiest Way to Make money Online?

Forex has always been one of the most attractive investment options for less experienced traders. Now, bitcoin is bringing a new breed of investors to the forex trading space, and many  brokers are opening its doors to the digital currency.

In fact, this year all along, several Forex brokers started to deal with bitcoin, and it seems the interest, both from traders and brokers, in this type of investment is growing exponentially.

The Foreign Exchange (Forex) Market is the largest market in the world. It is where foreign currencies are exchanged and where every day more than 4 trillion dollars are traded. The huge volume of daily transactions makes it the most liquid market in the world. The enormous size of the Forex market is what ensures that no one can control the market; not even banks or big financial groups can control the market for a long period of time.

Forex essentially goes around about eight major currencies and is open 24 hours a day, enabling traders to have the best chances whenever they hear a financial scoop.

A few years ago there was no Broker willing tForex_article_midimage_NewsBTCo work with bitcoin, but now this is changing; currently we can find a lot of brokers that enable investors to trade forex pairs using BTC. It looks like Forex trading via bitcoin is revolutionizing both Forex trading and BTC investments. Several brokers already let user’s trade forex pairs by investing with bitcoin.

Full article: http://www.newsbtc.com/2015/11/06/trading-forex-in-bitcoin-is-it-the-geekiest-way-to-make-money-online/
legendary
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25,000 DNotes DCEBrief Social Contest.



10 DNotes for each social action up to 10,000 DNotes total payout.


Each social action also counts as an entry toward the following prizes:
  • 1 5,000 DNotes randomly selected winner.
  • 5 1,000 DNotes prizes for the top 5 sharers.
  • 5 1,000 DNotes randomly selected winners.

Rules:
- Email [email protected] with your entries including a link to your social profiles and DNotes address by 11/20/2015.
- You may send all of your entries in one email or send an email as you each time you share an article.
- You may only share each article once per social media account.
- Creating additional social media accounts to gain more entries into the contest is strictly prohibited.
- Posting entries here in the forum will disqualify your entries from the contest, and is against the rules of this forum, please be sure to email your entries to [email protected].

Note: You may share any number of our articles, each share counts for the DNotes award and the prizes.

Entries for this week have been paid. We are up to 737 total entries.
legendary
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yes i did like this. it is clear, easy to read and good info. because DCEBrief's finger shows journalism - the next step is exclusives (i guess these items aren't exclusives). hope we together will create some day "The New Global Economy" daily newspaper (with online strip of Digital Currencies rates). I do think about ways to take this project forward, yet no decisions



pleasure to read

Bitcoin Weekly Recap 11-6-2015

New Survey Projects Bitcoin to Join World’s Reserve Currencies.
U.S. Auctions Last of Seized Silk Road Bitcoins.
Bitcoin Price Still Volatile.
USAA to Add Bitcoin Monitoring to Customer Account Interface.
ChangeTip offers new iOS App.
BitGo Launches New Key Recovery Service.
Bitcoin Approved for Unicode Symbol.

http://dcebrief.com/bitcoin-weekly-recap-11-6-2015/

Glad you liked it Mati, I hope we are covering what everyone feels is the most important stories.

They are great ideas. I think funding is the biggest hurdle for your newspaper/magazine ideas.
member
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yes i did like this. it is clear, easy to read and good info. because DCEBrief's finger shows journalism - the next step is exclusives (i guess these items aren't exclusives). hope we together will create some day "The New Global Economy" daily newspaper (with online strip of Digital Currencies rates). I do think about ways to take this project forward, yet no decisions



pleasure to read

Bitcoin Weekly Recap 11-6-2015

New Survey Projects Bitcoin to Join World’s Reserve Currencies.
U.S. Auctions Last of Seized Silk Road Bitcoins.
Bitcoin Price Still Volatile.
USAA to Add Bitcoin Monitoring to Customer Account Interface.
ChangeTip offers new iOS App.
BitGo Launches New Key Recovery Service.
Bitcoin Approved for Unicode Symbol.

http://dcebrief.com/bitcoin-weekly-recap-11-6-2015/

Glad you liked it Mati, I hope we are covering what everyone feels is the most important stories.
legendary
Activity: 1932
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It's probably time to update OP and website again. If anyone sees anything that needs to be added or removed, please let me know.
legendary
Activity: 1932
Merit: 1111
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pleasure to read

Bitcoin Weekly Recap 11-6-2015

New Survey Projects Bitcoin to Join World’s Reserve Currencies.
U.S. Auctions Last of Seized Silk Road Bitcoins.
Bitcoin Price Still Volatile.
USAA to Add Bitcoin Monitoring to Customer Account Interface.
ChangeTip offers new iOS App.
BitGo Launches New Key Recovery Service.
Bitcoin Approved for Unicode Symbol.

http://dcebrief.com/bitcoin-weekly-recap-11-6-2015/

Glad you liked it Mati, I hope we are covering what everyone feels is the most important stories.
legendary
Activity: 1932
Merit: 1111
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Blockchain Weekly Recap 11-7-2015

Toronto Stock Exchange Welcomes First Blockchain Firm.
Dotcom Links Blockchain to Decentralized Net.
Odessa Possible Site for Blockchain E-Governance Project.
Follow My Vote Ready to Unveil Blockchain Voting Solution.
Santander to Launch Blockchain Startup Competition.

http://dcebrief.com/blockchain-weekly-recap-11-7-2015/
member
Activity: 72
Merit: 10

pleasure to read

Bitcoin Weekly Recap 11-6-2015

New Survey Projects Bitcoin to Join World’s Reserve Currencies.
U.S. Auctions Last of Seized Silk Road Bitcoins.
Bitcoin Price Still Volatile.
USAA to Add Bitcoin Monitoring to Customer Account Interface.
ChangeTip offers new iOS App.
BitGo Launches New Key Recovery Service.
Bitcoin Approved for Unicode Symbol.

http://dcebrief.com/bitcoin-weekly-recap-11-6-2015/
IMZ
legendary
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I also liked the article. The arguments presented are sound.

Mark
legendary
Activity: 1638
Merit: 1005
The "4 Reasons Why Banks’ Private Blockchains Will Fail" article here: http://cointelegraph.com/news/115568/4-reasons-why-banks-private-blockchains-will-fail?ref=45 was a very interesting read. I'm not yet convinced banks private blockchains will fail, depending the intended purpose. It may add some internal functionality, or may even make existing tasks easier or more secure. There will be advantages to using a global decentralized digital currency for the public and I'm sure even banks, which I don't think can be replaced. 


I really liked this article.  I don't know enough about it to say whether it will fail or not, but I like some of the points the author made. 


"Banks are rife with regulations, bureaucracy, and red tape - things that should take months usually end up taking years for a bank to approve."

"Banks have about as much history building innovations in technology as they do lowering credit card rates. Their business is making money off of their customers and the society as a whole, not advancing the state of the art."

"2015 has been the “Year of the Blockchain” as the world’s leading financial institutions flock to study Bitcoin’s underlying advancements. Whether the establishment admits it or not, this stampede of positive energy in the economic sector towards the Blockchain indirectly validates Bitcoin’s core value."
legendary
Activity: 1932
Merit: 1111
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The "4 Reasons Why Banks’ Private Blockchains Will Fail" article here: http://cointelegraph.com/news/115568/4-reasons-why-banks-private-blockchains-will-fail?ref=45 was a very interesting read. I'm not yet convinced banks private blockchains will fail, depending the intended purpose. It may add some internal functionality, or may even make existing tasks easier or more secure. There will be advantages to using a global decentralized digital currency for the public and I'm sure even banks, which I don't think can be replaced. 
legendary
Activity: 1932
Merit: 1111
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Had trouble connecting to the forum most of the morning, managed to get the DCEBrief article posted. Looks like it's back up and running now.

Found this in my email today:
http://www.coindesk.com/research/who-really-uses-bitcoin/
Could be pretty interesting, in the screen shots it appears to talk about gender imbalance.


Am I the only one thinking it stinks that they are charging $99 to view this report??  Angry

Yeah that's a bit much. I would be interested if it was like $5 or $10.

By the way, does anyone know when they will add Dnotes to cryptopia?

Don't know anything yet. I'm sure it won't be long.
sr. member
Activity: 452
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Had trouble connecting to the forum most of the morning, managed to get the DCEBrief article posted. Looks like it's back up and running now.

Found this in my email today:
http://www.coindesk.com/research/who-really-uses-bitcoin/
Could be pretty interesting, in the screen shots it appears to talk about gender imbalance.


Am I the only one thinking it stinks that they are charging $99 to view this report??  Angry

Yeah that's a bit much. I would be interested if it was like $5 or $10.

By the way, does anyone know when they will add Dnotes to cryptopia?
legendary
Activity: 1638
Merit: 1005
Had trouble connecting to the forum most of the morning, managed to get the DCEBrief article posted. Looks like it's back up and running now.

Found this in my email today:
http://www.coindesk.com/research/who-really-uses-bitcoin/
Could be pretty interesting, in the screen shots it appears to talk about gender imbalance.


Am I the only one thinking it stinks that they are charging $99 to view this report??  Angry
legendary
Activity: 1932
Merit: 1111
DNotes
Had trouble connecting to the forum most of the morning, managed to get the DCEBrief article posted. Looks like it's back up and running now.

Found this in my email today:
http://www.coindesk.com/research/who-really-uses-bitcoin/
Could be pretty interesting, in the screen shots it appears to talk about gender imbalance.
legendary
Activity: 1932
Merit: 1111
DNotes
Bitcoin Weekly Recap 11-6-2015

New Survey Projects Bitcoin to Join World’s Reserve Currencies.
U.S. Auctions Last of Seized Silk Road Bitcoins.
Bitcoin Price Still Volatile.
USAA to Add Bitcoin Monitoring to Customer Account Interface.
ChangeTip offers new iOS App.
BitGo Launches New Key Recovery Service.
Bitcoin Approved for Unicode Symbol.

http://dcebrief.com/bitcoin-weekly-recap-11-6-2015/
legendary
Activity: 1932
Merit: 1111
DNotes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dB-CXu5ECIg

Andreas is always compelling to watch. Bitcoin is a protocol. As a protocol, bitcoin can be used anywhere, can be used by software, can be programmed, can be scripted. It is the missing layer of the web.

Great video Kanus. If anyone isn't interested in watching the entire 40+ minute video, I would recommend watching the answer to the last question:
https://youtu.be/dB-CXu5ECIg?t=2589
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