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seh ich ähnlich, allerdings kann ich mir schon vorstellen, dass das legit ist. Stell dir vor, die Banken, wollen BTC kaufen, so viel, wie möglich. Sie würden das ja nicht an die große Glocke hängen wollen also nicht über die Bank selbst.
Über die Exchanges pushen sie aber nur den Preis. Über irgendeinen anonymeren Service würde es aber gehen und 10% mehr ist für die ja kein Problem. Weil sie wissen, wenn sie dann sagen, dass sie eingestiegen sind, der Preis sich verzehnfachen wird... wenn das mal reicht...

Eine Bitcoin Lastschrift?!

Ja bitte.  Mich interessiert, wenn es mal so etwas wie Abbuchung oder Lastschrift gibt. Ich denke es ist nicht attraktiv jedes mal selbstl aktiv werden zu müssen.

Ich hoffe, dass man ein Guthaben damit aufladen kann. Dann könnte ich übertriebene Kursausschläge nach oben nutzen, um das Guthaben für einige Monate aufzufüllen. Das wäre Teil einer Schwankungsdämpfung.

Ja bitte.  Mich interessiert, wenn es mal so etwas wie Abbuchung oder Lastschrift gibt. Ich denke es ist nicht attraktiv jedes mal selbstl aktiv werden zu müssen.
Ich glaube 1990 war es auch nicht so einfach möglich eine Mail zu senden, und jetzt ist es selbstverständlich.

Danke für den Hinweis, wir sind bei enercity, und ich werde es in Kürze umsetzen.

Wenn sie fällt wird's lustig, aber so richtig ...

http://www.n-tv.de/wirtschaft/Zerbricht-die-Deutsche-Bank-an-US-Strafe-article18659676.html

Bei Enercity kann man jetzt seine Stromrechnung auch mit Bitcoins begleichen. Ja, es wird leider ein Zahlungsdienstleister dazwischen geschaltet (PEY GmbH) aber ist schon mal ein Schritt in die richtige Richtung.
Wobei das über bitwala wahrscheinlich auch schon so geht aber vielleicht nicht so komfortabel ist. Leider ist Enercity nicht überall in Deutschland verfügbar.

https://www.enercity.de/privatkunden/service/bitcoin/

Deutsche Bank Slapped With $14 Billion Fine By DOJ Over Mortgage Probe
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by Tyler Durden
Sep 15, 2016 7:24 PM
Blowback? Just a few weeks after the EU slapped Apple with a $14 billion bill for "back taxes," the U.S. has apparently responded with a $14 billion fine of their own to Deutsche Bank to settle an outstanding probe into the company's trading of mortgage-backed securities during the financial crisis.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the proposed settlement would be largest fine paid by any of the banks related to similar charges.  Unfortunately for DB, the fine is roughly equal to it's entire market cap and the stock is plunging nearly 8% in after hours trading.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-15/deutsche-bank-slapped-14bn-fine-doj-over-mortgage-probe

JFD Brokers
Donnerstag, 15.09.2016 - 08:50 Uhr
Große Enttäuschung voraus
Es findet gerade eine Zäsur statt. Der Markt kann sie allerdings noch nicht so richtig in Worte fassen.
http://www.godmode-trader.de/artikel/grosse-enttaeuschung-voraus,4876033

Published: 9/16/2016 12:44:00 AM
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Circle Pay announces iOS iMessage Bitcoin integration plans. Adding payments to iMessages reduces “the friction,” for consumers, says CEO Jeremy Allaire. Customers can send dollars, euro, pound sterling and bitcoin to anyone directly inside of iMessage, and can fund payments and cash out using almost any bank in the US, UK and, soon, Europe.

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Published: 9/16/2016 12:24:00 AM
Bankers steal virtual cash from the kids

This is part of a POLITICO special report on FinTech: The future of new finance.
Besuited central bankers are about to crash the cool kids’ digital currencies party.
Originally conceived as a libertarian alternative to government-controlled money, e-currencies are now firmly on the radar of the old-school masters of monetary policy. The Bank of England, the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Dutch central bank and the Royal Canadian Mint are just a few of the institutions that are taking a closer look at internet-based rivals to traditional forms of currency. ...

More democratic money

One of the key tenets of the original bitcoin manifesto, penned in 2008 by a mysterious figure called Satoshi Nakamoto, was bypassing central banks and governments to create a more democratic, peer-to-peer form of money.
But governments and national monetary authorities have no intention of relinquishing one of their most powerful financial weapons: the ability to influence the economy by issuing or withdrawing money from circulation. Nor are they likely to give way to stuff that criminals have exploited to launder money and could, if badly used, punch holes through the world’s financial fabric.
“Sometimes when I hear of democratizing finance … I think I haven’t been this excited since the advent of subprime [mortgages],” joked Mark Carney, the BoE governor in a speech written for an audience of top London bankers in June (but never delivered because of the tragic killing of parliamentarian Jo Cox on the same day). ...

Wider acceptance?

For many policymakers — and even some FinTech entrepreneurs — the authorities’ interest offers hope that digital currencies will cease to be hyped-but-inconsequential oddities and gain widespread acceptance among the broader public.
“I think cryptocurrencies are going to be huge,” said Hugh Halford-Thompson, co-founder of BTL Group, a company that uses the technology behind bitcoin to help people and firms transfer money overseas. “But they are going to be the same currencies we are dealing with right now: pounds, euros, dollars, and so on.”
In his view, rather than taking a leap of faith on a newfangled product like bitcoin, central banks and governments will take advantage of the flexibility, safety, and traceability of virtual currencies by adapting their old money to the brave new world. ...

Trusted paper currencies

Critics of cyptocurrencies point out that, absent a huge financial crisis that destroys people’s and companies’ trust in traditional currencies, there won’t be much demand for an alternative medium of exchange. Consumers and businesses seem fine with the paper currencies they have.
That’s also the view of those who control fiat currencies — and the reason why central banks and governments haven’t done much to regulate the nascent sector. ...
https://www.fxinter.net/en/free-realtime-forex-news.aspx?ID=172707&direct=Bankers%20steal%20virtual%20cash%20from%20the%20kids

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September 14, 2016
What is Bitcoin?
Max Raskin, Research Fellow at the Institute for Judicial Administration at NYU Law, explains the theory and logic behind Bitcoin, what Bitcoins can be used for, and how Bitcoin has transformed our understanding of currency.
http://www.fed-soc.org/blog/

Bitcoin Traders Should Pray for a Federal Reserve Rate Hike
September 14, 2016, 07:15:08
Read more: http://www.nasdaq.com/article/bitcoin-traders-should-pray-for-a-federal-reserve-rate-hike-cm679627#ixzz4KKLle6uh

(Peter Todd:
„Du brauchst einen verdammt guten Grund um eine Hard Fork in der Bitcoin Blockchain durchzusetzen; derzeit sehen wir dazu noch keine Veranlassung.“)