Topic: Baidu no longer accepts bitcoin (Read 3559 times)
thx for info
Ah well, back to our own community again haha. Don't forget the Bitcoin conference in India the 14th & 15th december
Bitcoin allowed in China ? Seems strange it happened just for short time...
Well , Baidu as a company never accepted bitcoins.
And I doubt they even had any customers seeing the transactions on that address.
And I doubt they even had any customers seeing the transactions on that address.
nevertheless its bad news
Of course , but I wasn't a fan of this red china adoption madness.
Nor the current upcoming India one.
The money and the shops are still in the gold old US and EU.
This is not good news, first the banks now Baidu and i assume any merchants will stop accepting bit coins for sometime.
Thanks for this update, i think will see prices go lower in the coming days.
Thanks for this update, i think will see prices go lower in the coming days.
Good thing the Chinese can still use it as a savings account. 
Well , Baidu as a company never accepted bitcoins.
And I doubt they even had any customers seeing the transactions on that address.
And I doubt they even had any customers seeing the transactions on that address.
nevertheless its bad news
Someone tought China was a free nation? Lol
Well , Baidu as a company never accepted bitcoins.
And I doubt they even had any customers seeing the transactions on that address.
And I doubt they even had any customers seeing the transactions on that address.
Not never, but temporary
Just when bitcoin was about to hit the atmosphere on the way to Da moon, china hacked the navigation system in the thing and now it can't find moon
You will see that bitcoin is tough, is the tank of economy. It will survive. Actually, I'd be very surprised if we will enter a bear market from now.
Agreed. Let's balance the negative news from PBoC with this:
http://www.businessinsider.com/david-woo-on-bitcoin-2013-12
and this:
http://www.coindesk.com/zipzap-offer-cash-bitcoin-service-28000-uk-locations/
and this:
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-price-reach-98500-say-wall-street-analysts/
Two of those is some guys expressing their opinion while zipzap is a news thats recurring since June. Counter that with the cold reality of Bitcoin being banned for transactions in China.
So David Woo is "some guy"? Are you serious? I think it is not to far away when Wall Street will pump money into the Bitcoin exchanges; it will balance the negative impact from PBoC.
They've already done it. You've had the pump, and now comes the dump
The fact is that bitcoin can't be destroyed or stopped, so if everythineg continue to go bad for bitcoin in 20 years someone will ask: "we have bitcoins for 20 years and it is still not regulated, let regulate that thing"!. So, bitcoin willl succeed, the question is "when"?
Very interesting. This will have negative implications on the bitcoin ecosystem BUT, rest assured, the weak ones are being shaken.
For the rest of us, $1 BTC is fine. Or even litecoin, but I don't see it gaining that much traction to be recognized and accepted.
For the rest of us, $1 BTC is fine. Or even litecoin, but I don't see it gaining that much traction to be recognized and accepted.
For now it seems china considers Bitcoin to be a commodity due to the deflationary nature vs fiat.
Well , Baidu as a company never accepted bitcoins.
And I doubt they even had any customers seeing the transactions on that address.
And I doubt they even had any customers seeing the transactions on that address.
Just when bitcoin was about to hit the atmosphere on the way to Da moon, china hacked the navigation system in the thing and now it can't find moon
You will see that bitcoin is tough, is the tank of economy. It will survive. Actually, I'd be very surprised if we will enter a bear market from now.
Agreed. Let's balance the negative news from PBoC with this:
http://www.businessinsider.com/david-woo-on-bitcoin-2013-12
and this:
http://www.coindesk.com/zipzap-offer-cash-bitcoin-service-28000-uk-locations/
and this:
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-price-reach-98500-say-wall-street-analysts/
Two of those is some guys expressing their opinion while zipzap is a news thats recurring since June. Counter that with the cold reality of Bitcoin being banned for transactions in China.
So David Woo is "some guy"? Are you serious? I think it is not to far away when Wall Street will pump money into the Bitcoin exchanges; it will balance the negative impact from PBoC.
I'm just contrasting opinions on whats 'going to' happen to stuff that HAS happened.
So am I. When David Woo talks (happened after PBoC event) Wall Street listens, and they'll get into the game. Meanwhile, more and more merchants are accepting Bitcoin (but not in China of course). The game has shifted from Asia to West. The space race continues.
Just when bitcoin was about to hit the atmosphere on the way to Da moon, china hacked the navigation system in the thing and now it can't find moon
You will see that bitcoin is tough, is the tank of economy. It will survive. Actually, I'd be very surprised if we will enter a bear market from now.
Agreed. Let's balance the negative news from PBoC with this:
http://www.businessinsider.com/david-woo-on-bitcoin-2013-12
and this:
http://www.coindesk.com/zipzap-offer-cash-bitcoin-service-28000-uk-locations/
and this:
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-price-reach-98500-say-wall-street-analysts/
Two of those is some guys expressing their opinion while zipzap is a news thats recurring since June. Counter that with the cold reality of Bitcoin being banned for transactions in China.
So David Woo is "some guy"? Are you serious? I think it is not to far away when Wall Street will pump money into the Bitcoin exchanges; it will balance the negative impact from PBoC.
I'm just contrasting opinions on whats 'going to' happen to stuff that HAS happened.
Just when bitcoin was about to hit the atmosphere on the way to Da moon, china hacked the navigation system in the thing and now it can't find moon
You will see that bitcoin is tough, is the tank of economy. It will survive. Actually, I'd be very surprised if we will enter a bear market from now.
Agreed. Let's balance the negative news from PBoC with this:
http://www.businessinsider.com/david-woo-on-bitcoin-2013-12
and this:
http://www.coindesk.com/zipzap-offer-cash-bitcoin-service-28000-uk-locations/
and this:
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-price-reach-98500-say-wall-street-analysts/
Two of those is some guys expressing their opinion while zipzap is a news thats recurring since June. Counter that with the cold reality of Bitcoin being banned for transactions in China.
So David Woo is "some guy"? Are you serious? I think it is not to far away when Wall Street will pump money into the Bitcoin exchanges; it will balance the negative impact from PBoC.
Just when bitcoin was about to hit the atmosphere on the way to Da moon, china hacked the navigation system in the thing and now it can't find moon
You will see that bitcoin is tough, is the tank of economy. It will survive. Actually, I'd be very surprised if we will enter a bear market from now.
Agreed. Let's balance the negative news from PBoC with this:
http://www.businessinsider.com/david-woo-on-bitcoin-2013-12
and this:
http://www.coindesk.com/zipzap-offer-cash-bitcoin-service-28000-uk-locations/
and this:
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-price-reach-98500-say-wall-street-analysts/
Two of those is some guys expressing their opinion while zipzap is a news thats recurring since June. Counter that with the cold reality of Bitcoin being banned for transactions in China.
Just when bitcoin was about to hit the atmosphere on the way to Da moon, china hacked the navigation system in the thing and now it can't find moon
You will see that bitcoin is tough, is the tank of economy. It will survive. Actually, I'd be very surprised if we will enter a bear market from now.
Agreed. Let's balance the negative news from PBoC with this:
http://www.businessinsider.com/david-woo-on-bitcoin-2013-12
and this:
http://www.coindesk.com/zipzap-offer-cash-bitcoin-service-28000-uk-locations/
and this:
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-price-reach-98500-say-wall-street-analysts/
Just when bitcoin was about to hit the atmosphere on the way to Da moon, china hacked the navigation system in the thing and now it can't find moon
You will see that bitcoin is tough, is the tank of economy. It will survive. Actually, I'd be very surprised if we will enter a bear market from now.
Just when bitcoin was about to hit the atmosphere on the way to Da moon, china hacked the navigation system in the thing and now it can't find moon
You will see that bitcoin is tough, is the tank of economy. It will survive. Actually, I'd be very surprised if we will enter a bear market from now.
Just when bitcoin was about to hit the atmosphere on the way to Da moon, china hacked the navigation system in the thing and now it can't find moon
Very interesting. This will have negative implications on the bitcoin ecosystem BUT, rest assured, the weak ones are being shaken.
For the rest of us, $1 BTC is fine. Or even litecoin, but I don't see it gaining that much traction to be recognized and accepted.
For the rest of us, $1 BTC is fine. Or even litecoin, but I don't see it gaining that much traction to be recognized and accepted.
Well, but we have extremely positive news from Wall Street, so it will balance out quite nicely.
Problem with wall street is that they love bubbles, and love to gamble, so of course they're going to love bitcoin.
Current price level seems very feeble but I suppose this does not have the power of a bloomberg tweet.
This is very telling on the true nature of the news yesterday. I get people trying to downplay it but this could get real ugly. Locking in profits may not be a bad idea. Just saying.
Very interesting. This will have negative implications on the bitcoin ecosystem BUT, rest assured, the weak ones are being shaken.
For the rest of us, $1 BTC is fine. Or even litecoin, but I don't see it gaining that much traction to be recognized and accepted.
For the rest of us, $1 BTC is fine. Or even litecoin, but I don't see it gaining that much traction to be recognized and accepted.
Well, but we have extremely positive news from Wall Street, so it will balance out quite nicely.
Wrong! didn't bought.
And you keep thinking of speculation, while I was talking about payment methods and all
And you keep thinking of speculation, while I was talking about payment methods and all
Very interesting. This will have negative implications on the bitcoin ecosystem BUT, rest assured, the weak ones are being shaken.
For the rest of us, $1 BTC is fine. Or even litecoin, but I don't see it gaining that much traction to be recognized and accepted.
For the rest of us, $1 BTC is fine. Or even litecoin, but I don't see it gaining that much traction to be recognized and accepted.
1$ BTC is only good for the ones who paid less.
All others paid the top of the pyramide and lose money.
And I think you bought over 500$. That's a factor 500!
Also this from reddit..
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1s8fc7/why_we_chinese_cant_pay_via_bitcoin/
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1s8fc7/why_we_chinese_cant_pay_via_bitcoin/
Very interesting. This will have negative implications on the bitcoin ecosystem BUT, rest assured, the weak ones are being shaken.
For the rest of us, $1 BTC is fine. Or even litecoin, but I don't see it gaining that much traction to be recognized and accepted.
For the rest of us, $1 BTC is fine. Or even litecoin, but I don't see it gaining that much traction to be recognized and accepted.
http://jiasule.baidu.com/news/52a18454bf9efd290bfdcc69/
Seems they are out of the bitcoin game for now (and China Telecom is out aswell it seems).
Seems they are out of the bitcoin game for now (and China Telecom is out aswell it seems).
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