Bitcoin trending in greece! - page 2.

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Quote from: Amph on July 14, 2015, 03:03:55 AM

Quote from: Falconer on July 14, 2015, 12:00:31 AM

Actually I'm not sure bitcoin trending can raise the economy of Greece immediately, which the main reasons of why Greece got bankrupt were corruption and bribe in the government. The Greece people can switch into bitcoin, but they still can't avoid high tax from the government. But anyway, Greece has shown positive trend in bitcoin development there.

you can't suppose that a 4B marketcap asset can save a whole country like the greece, and they know that(those that are aware of bitcoin at least...) so it's pointless for them to adopt bitcoin, and enrich early adopters as a consequence of their buying

no one it taking bitcoin seriously for the time being

You dont need to save the whole country, you just need to save the poor people. The middle class and the rich ones will surely not starve.

If the poor people get saved (not through endless welfare and socialism) but through offering them innovation and an opportunity to earn money.

Look bitcoin has created more jobs in its existence than all governments on the world combined since then....

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Quote from: Falconer on July 14, 2015, 12:00:31 AM

Actually I'm not sure bitcoin trending can raise the economy of Greece immediately, which the main reasons of why Greece got bankrupt were corruption and bribe in the government. The Greece people can switch into bitcoin, but they still can't avoid high tax from the government. But anyway, Greece has shown positive trend in bitcoin development there.

you can't suppose that a 4B marketcap asset can save a whole country like the greece, and they know that(those that are aware of bitcoin at least...) so it's pointless for them to adopt bitcoin, and enrich early adopters as a consequence of their buying

no one it taking bitcoin seriously for the time being

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Can they make that 360 billion Euro in bitcoin to pay off their creditors?
If it will ever happen Roll Eyes

It will happen with bitcoin and it's way of surprising you when you least expect it. Cool

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Actually I'm not sure bitcoin trending can raise the economy of Greece immediately, which the main reasons of why Greece got bankrupt were corruption and bribe in the government. The Greece people can switch into bitcoin, but they still can't avoid high tax from the government. But anyway, Greece has shown positive trend in bitcoin development there.

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Quote from: Borisz on July 13, 2015, 03:56:17 PM

Quote from: GreenStox on July 13, 2015, 03:42:52 PM

Quote from: dothebeats on July 13, 2015, 03:24:16 PM

Quote from: GreenStox on July 13, 2015, 03:08:48 PM

Definitely folks, help spread bitcoin in greece.

Put up posters, bilboards, contact newspapers, tv, or any media or press.

We need to tell the greek people to use bitcoin, it will liberate them from the shackles of the banksters, which they want it already.

Greeks must have some prior knowledge regarding bitcoin so it isn't that much hard to spread the word about it. However, the problem is how are they gonna buy bitcoins if they are only limited to withdraw a couple of euros per day?

They are limited to withraw, and send outside the country.

But they can still wire transfer infinite amount inside the country, so if there is a bitcoin exchange in greece, people will definitely "raid" it Cheesy

So if you are a greek entepreneur, then consider making a bitcoin exchange in greece, 100% that you will get alot of customers.

There is a Greek Bitcoin exchange that was posted around here a few times. https://www.btcgreece.com/
I don't read Greek, but I haven't heard that they would have been raided.

I meant "raid" in quotes, meaning that alot of people will buy there, like a bank run, but in the positive sense, going there to buy.

So if that is the case, that 1 single bitcoin exchange will make a fortune from comissions in the next month.... if the government doesnt shut them down....

I wish them greeks the best, hopefully they realize how beneficial bitcoin is compared to fiat toilet paper.

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Quote from: GreenStox on July 13, 2015, 03:42:52 PM

Quote from: dothebeats on July 13, 2015, 03:24:16 PM

Quote from: GreenStox on July 13, 2015, 03:08:48 PM

Definitely folks, help spread bitcoin in greece.

Put up posters, bilboards, contact newspapers, tv, or any media or press.

We need to tell the greek people to use bitcoin, it will liberate them from the shackles of the banksters, which they want it already.

Greeks must have some prior knowledge regarding bitcoin so it isn't that much hard to spread the word about it. However, the problem is how are they gonna buy bitcoins if they are only limited to withdraw a couple of euros per day?

They are limited to withraw, and send outside the country.

But they can still wire transfer infinite amount inside the country, so if there is a bitcoin exchange in greece, people will definitely "raid" it Cheesy

So if you are a greek entepreneur, then consider making a bitcoin exchange in greece, 100% that you will get alot of customers.

There is a Greek Bitcoin exchange that was posted around here a few times. https://www.btcgreece.com/
I don't read Greek, but I haven't heard that they would have been raided.

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Quote from: dothebeats on July 13, 2015, 03:24:16 PM

Quote from: GreenStox on July 13, 2015, 03:08:48 PM

Definitely folks, help spread bitcoin in greece.

Put up posters, bilboards, contact newspapers, tv, or any media or press.

We need to tell the greek people to use bitcoin, it will liberate them from the shackles of the banksters, which they want it already.

Greeks must have some prior knowledge regarding bitcoin so it isn't that much hard to spread the word about it. However, the problem is how are they gonna buy bitcoins if they are only limited to withdraw a couple of euros per day?

They are limited to withraw, and send outside the country.

But they can still wire transfer infinite amount inside the country, so if there is a bitcoin exchange in greece, people will definitely "raid" it Cheesy

So if you are a greek entepreneur, then consider making a bitcoin exchange in greece, 100% that you will get alot of customers.

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Quote from: GreenStox on July 13, 2015, 03:08:48 PM

Definitely folks, help spread bitcoin in greece.

Put up posters, bilboards, contact newspapers, tv, or any media or press.

We need to tell the greek people to use bitcoin, it will liberate them from the shackles of the banksters, which they want it already.

Greeks must have some prior knowledge regarding bitcoin so it isn't that much hard to spread the word about it. However, the problem is how are they gonna buy bitcoins if they are only limited to withdraw a couple of euros per day?

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Definitely folks, help spread bitcoin in greece.

Put up posters, bilboards, contact newspapers, tv, or any media or press.

We need to tell the greek people to use bitcoin, it will liberate them from the shackles of the banksters, which they want it already.

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In math we trust.

http://www.kathimerini.gr/822812/article/oikonomia/ellhnikh-oikonomia/ay3hsh-synallagwn-me-bitcoin-eferan-ta-capital-controls

One of the most circulated newspapers there.

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Quote from: aso118 on July 09, 2015, 09:49:35 AM

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Most Greeks already know bitcoin too late, they know after government set rules maximum withdraw 60 Euro/Day
Only small group of Greeks who really buy biycoin, most Greeks still prefer iMac / PS4 than bitcoin.

The new gold: Fearful Greeks max out credit cards buying iMacs and PlayStations

Banks will remain closed until at least 9 July, having not opened at all this week, and capital controls mean Greeks cannot withdraw more than €60 (£43) each day from banks. But credit and debit cards can be used as normal,

Credit cards can be used as normal? This seems to be a big loophole.

That would mean that they have the opportunity to buy bitcoin from their local exchange probably! Wonder if that is how they are buying bitcoin.

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the most harder hit in this crisis was the retire folks, a big part of then now being able to withdraw their pension and some of them receiving partial payment of it.
hopefully the situation gets better by this coming monday.

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Most Greeks already know bitcoin too late, they know after government set rules maximum withdraw 60 Euro/Day
Only small group of Greeks who really buy biycoin, most Greeks still prefer iMac / PS4 than bitcoin.

The new gold: Fearful Greeks max out credit cards buying iMacs and PlayStations

Banks will remain closed until at least 9 July, having not opened at all this week, and capital controls mean Greeks cannot withdraw more than €60 (£43) each day from banks. But credit and debit cards can be used as normal,

Credit cards can be used as normal? This seems to be a big loophole.

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Quote from: daoneway on July 09, 2015, 08:20:42 AM

greeks rushing litecoin hahaha

nothing to do with that, those are whales pumping it as usual

greece can barely survive with their heavy restriction, did you see the news that many merchants there are not able to sell anything(car, moped, airline tickets ecc...), there is no money anymore they can't for sure afford to do a pump of any kind be serious...

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Quote from: Herbert2020 on July 07, 2015, 06:45:08 AM

Quote from: daoneway on July 05, 2015, 03:04:15 PM

https://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=Bitcoin&geo=GR&cmpt=geo&tz=Etc%2FGMT-2

the price rise clearly shows the Greeks showing interest in bitcoin and the news also makes others buy bitcoin too because they don't want to lose this opportunity for profiting.

also i have heard that exchangers are reporting that they are getting increasing requests from Greece on their website and also there are a lot of question asked by greeks on how to buy bitcoin.

I think the people actually buying BTC is rather small, it's the speculation about it that it's making the price go up. Most of the people that hear it will not take the step and buy, only a small percentage will actually do it.
If I was greek I would be trying to buy as much as possible online basically because I would be scared o a haircut more than I would be about BTCs volatility.

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greeks rushing litecoin hahaha

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Bitcoin must conquer greek finances.

I mean would you rather have "quicksand" in your hands that slips through your fingers named fiat toilet paper?

C`MON the euro is pretty done for, all EU banks are insolvent, the only thing keeping them alive is the massive 1.6 trillion QE that the ECB does until september.

I think after september they will inevitably do a round 2, round 3, and so on.

Hyperinflation is coming folks....

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Satoshi is rolling in his grave. #bitcoin

It's a bit late now for them, it's pitty that they just now realized the advantage they could have utilize to secure their funds and avoid dealing with the notorious middle man.
I believe that now is the correct time not to advocate bitcoin in Greece, but rather to other countries that could face the same catastrophe as they did.
Bitcoin is more like preventive measure, than it is a miracle cure for ruined economy and society.

cheers

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Quote from: chek2fire on July 07, 2015, 06:27:19 AM

Quote from: Envrin on July 05, 2015, 03:05:29 PM

Little late for them now, considering they can only withdraw 60 Euro/day.

not with ebanking. With ebanking is unlimited the money that can you transfer to ebank greek account. The lucky in this story is the only one bitcoin exchange in Greece btcgreece.com. I think is the only one here in greece that still sell bitcoins.

People with a Greek bank account that sell BTC for wire transfer must be crazy. There's a high probability that they will loose a large part of their funds when the banks do a restructuring using their customer's deposits...

Quote from: AtheistAKASaneBrain on July 07, 2015, 07:17:38 AM

Greece has now until 20th of july to pay a series of bonds which are key to deduce where this is going to go. If they don't pay the 20th of july, it's pretty much game over at that point, and a Grexit is a bigger % of the outcome.

Game over will be within the current week, if the ECB does not provide further liquidity ASAP.

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Greece has now until 20th of july to pay a series of bonds which are key to deduce where this is going to go. If they don't pay the 20th of july, it's pretty much game over at that point, and a Grexit is a bigger % of the outcome.

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