Topic: Der Aktuelle Kursverlauf - page 3149. (Read 5914751 times)
....und das ganz ohne Handelsembargo...
wie schon von jemanden hier erwähnt werden die chinesischen miner weiter mit CORE zusammenarbeiten. damit dürfte die kubakrise mit CLASSIC überstanden sein! puh, das war knapp!
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/f-pool-chinese-pools-will-stick-with-bitcoin-core-1453395328
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/f-pool-chinese-pools-will-stick-with-bitcoin-core-1453395328
Pff ich glaube das erst wenn es hier steht http://isbitcoindead.com
Aber die Reaktion des "Journalisten" des Artikels auf den Kursverlauf hätte ich schon gerne gesehen
Bitcoin, die Industrie dahinter, die Community, die Kapitalisierung und die Hashleistung ist einfach schon "to big to fail". Eine dämliche Aussage eines früheren Entwicklers oder ein reißerischer Artikel eines Journalisten wird daran auch nichts ändern.
hatte wir schon gestern disskutiert, heute wissen wir das der price daraufhin stieg
haha 
Boah langsam wird das ganze Blockchain gequarke echt nervig.
Blockchain maybe could should would disrupt everything and anything or not.
Blablabla. Solche Schaumschläger!!!
Blockchain maybe could should would disrupt everything and anything or not.
Blablabla. Solche Schaumschläger!!!
und siehe letztes post, so wird es wahrscheinlich laufen, noch heißt es fast immer blockchain
aber um transfere auszuführen, zwischen verschiedenen unternehmen, brauchst du einen zentralen dezentralen chain, auf den alle gleichzeitig zugreifen können
der zu 100% immer läuft, unabhängig von der Region, unabhängig des Unternehmens oder einer Bank...
die privat chains, koppelst du einfach drum herum an
Boah langsam wird das ganze Blockchain gequarke echt nervig.
,,Blockchain maybe could should would disrupt everything and anything or not."
Blablabla. Solche Schaumschläger!!!
,,Blockchain maybe could should would disrupt everything and anything or not."
Blablabla. Solche Schaumschläger!!!
ähm, ade Bargeld
Part of this mind shift can be attributed to a lack of efficiency when dealing with a cash transaction. Cash is not convenient, and it feels clumsy at times to deal with both bills and coins. Electronic payments let users pay the exact amount they need, by just carrying a plastic card or mobile device. Physical wallets are becoming a thing of the past.
WTF Adelung durch Zentral Bank Hollands
Dutch Central Bank Keeps Tabs on Bitcoin and Digital Currency
Hardly anyone will be surprised by the news of the Dutch Central Bank keeping a close eye on the evolution of Bitcoin and digital currencies throughout 2015 and beyond. There is only so much traditional finance can do to make payments more appealing, as all transactions have to go through the outdated legacy system.
New and innovative payment methods – such as Bitcoin and other digital currencies – completely bypass the financial infrastructure and provide global payment solutions. Regarding robustness and faster payment processing, there is no match for Bitcoin in the financial world today. Especially not when taking into account how the sender pays minimal transaction fees with Bitcoin, whereas the recipient pays no fees at all [unless they convert the funds to fiat currency].
- Soll das heißen lasst den mist? Haltet Bitcoin!?
New and innovative payment methods – such as Bitcoin and other digital currencies – completely bypass the financial infrastructure and provide global payment solutions. Regarding robustness and faster payment processing, there is no match for Bitcoin in the financial world today. Especially not when taking into account how the sender pays minimal transaction fees with Bitcoin, whereas the recipient pays no fees at all [unless they convert the funds to fiat currency].
Furthermore, there is no such thing as fraud in the Bitcoin ecosystem. Not only will the blockchain technology be valuable to the Dutch Central bank, but the entire concept of issuing digital money deserves a second and third look. Bitcoin should not be discounted as a contender to eventually put banks out of business, though, as the popular digital currency keeps gaining momentum all over the world.
http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/01/21/dutch-central-bank-report-acknowledges-bitcoin-and-blockchain/
ECB Board Member: Blockchain Could Disrupt Payments
Yves Mersch, member of the executive board of the European Central Bank (ECB), has said innovative new payments technologies like the blockchain have the potential to disrupt card-based payments.
http://www.coindesk.com/ecb-board-member-blockchain-could-disrupt-payments
Bitcoin and Bulk Transactions Take Center Stage in International Transfer
Exactly what this means for bitcoin is unclear, but on a macro level, it has implications. As part of the announcement, the banks referenced the rise of the financial technology sector and the drive to reduce transaction fees. Bitcoin and the blockchain are viable answers to this problem, and Japan’s latest action shows that large organizations are willing to join forces to find a solution.
Which brings us to the second development, CoinPip. CoinPip is a Singapore based startup that is trying to apply the blockchain to the problem Japanese banks are trying to solve. The company has developed a system through which businesses can transact with one another, quickly, and for a low, fixed fee. It uses bitcoin as its root currency, and through blockchain based transactions, allows businesses to avoid the high cost of sending money across borders – both from a banking fee perspective and from a foreign exchange viewpoint.
http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/01/21/bitcoin-and-bulk-transactions-take-center-stage-in-international-transfer/
Part of this mind shift can be attributed to a lack of efficiency when dealing with a cash transaction. Cash is not convenient, and it feels clumsy at times to deal with both bills and coins. Electronic payments let users pay the exact amount they need, by just carrying a plastic card or mobile device. Physical wallets are becoming a thing of the past.
WTF Adelung durch Zentral Bank Hollands
Dutch Central Bank Keeps Tabs on Bitcoin and Digital Currency
Hardly anyone will be surprised by the news of the Dutch Central Bank keeping a close eye on the evolution of Bitcoin and digital currencies throughout 2015 and beyond. There is only so much traditional finance can do to make payments more appealing, as all transactions have to go through the outdated legacy system.
New and innovative payment methods – such as Bitcoin and other digital currencies – completely bypass the financial infrastructure and provide global payment solutions. Regarding robustness and faster payment processing, there is no match for Bitcoin in the financial world today. Especially not when taking into account how the sender pays minimal transaction fees with Bitcoin, whereas the recipient pays no fees at all [unless they convert the funds to fiat currency].
- Soll das heißen lasst den mist? Haltet Bitcoin!?
New and innovative payment methods – such as Bitcoin and other digital currencies – completely bypass the financial infrastructure and provide global payment solutions. Regarding robustness and faster payment processing, there is no match for Bitcoin in the financial world today. Especially not when taking into account how the sender pays minimal transaction fees with Bitcoin, whereas the recipient pays no fees at all [unless they convert the funds to fiat currency].
Furthermore, there is no such thing as fraud in the Bitcoin ecosystem. Not only will the blockchain technology be valuable to the Dutch Central bank, but the entire concept of issuing digital money deserves a second and third look. Bitcoin should not be discounted as a contender to eventually put banks out of business, though, as the popular digital currency keeps gaining momentum all over the world.
http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/01/21/dutch-central-bank-report-acknowledges-bitcoin-and-blockchain/
ECB Board Member: Blockchain Could Disrupt Payments
Yves Mersch, member of the executive board of the European Central Bank (ECB), has said innovative new payments technologies like the blockchain have the potential to disrupt card-based payments.
http://www.coindesk.com/ecb-board-member-blockchain-could-disrupt-payments
Bitcoin and Bulk Transactions Take Center Stage in International Transfer
Exactly what this means for bitcoin is unclear, but on a macro level, it has implications. As part of the announcement, the banks referenced the rise of the financial technology sector and the drive to reduce transaction fees. Bitcoin and the blockchain are viable answers to this problem, and Japan’s latest action shows that large organizations are willing to join forces to find a solution.
Which brings us to the second development, CoinPip. CoinPip is a Singapore based startup that is trying to apply the blockchain to the problem Japanese banks are trying to solve. The company has developed a system through which businesses can transact with one another, quickly, and for a low, fixed fee. It uses bitcoin as its root currency, and through blockchain based transactions, allows businesses to avoid the high cost of sending money across borders – both from a banking fee perspective and from a foreign exchange viewpoint.
http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/01/21/bitcoin-and-bulk-transactions-take-center-stage-in-international-transfer/
hahaThe guy who was sitting next to me, who I think was from a bank, wrote “magic beans” on his notepad. What an accurate description.
http://www.finextra.com/news/fullstory.aspx?newsitemid=28328
I find Mr. G.W. Birch entertaining. Very english indeed.
He has a point in this case ("blockchain" over-hype and misuse by everyone and his banker), too. Generally he's way too sceptical towards bitcoin, but you have to give him one thing: he was there pretty early.
O shit, sorry. jetzt hab ich nach lesen des Artikels aus versehen auf englisch gepostet.
hahaThe guy who was sitting next to me, who I think was from a bank, wrote “magic beans” on his notepad. What an accurate description.
http://www.finextra.com/news/fullstory.aspx?newsitemid=28328
Nein, 2017 ist nicht zu spät, wenn die Änderung dafür durchdacht, zukunftsfähig und stabil ist.
dem stimme ich zuIch eher nicht.
Das obige Zitat war übrigens von mezzomix, nicht von Lincoln, oder?
Nein, 2017 ist nicht zu spät, wenn die Änderung dafür durchdacht, zukunftsfähig und stabil ist.
dem stimme ich zugeändert
Wenn ich mir die Performance der Deutsche Bank Aktie anschaue, wirds wohl noch länger Bargeld, als die Deutsche Bank geben
ähm, die ratten verlassen das sinkende schiff oder wie?
Former Deutsche Bank Director Joins Blockchain Firm AlphaPoint
Daniel Palmer | Published on January 21, 2016 at 13:58 GMT
http://www.coindesk.com/former-deutsche-bank-director-joins-blockchain-firm-alphapoint/
classic ist wohl mehr oder weniger abgeblasen. nachdem bitfury sich schon eher reserviert geäussert hatte, hat heute F2Pool seine unterstützung gezeigt für einen plan von bitcoin-core märz 2017 auf 2MB zu hardforken und etliche andere sachen ebenfalls gleich mit in die HF zu packen.
Das klare Agenda von Bitcoin-Core ist natuerlich wuenschenswert. Ist aber 2017 nicht nen bissl spaet?
Nein, 2017 ist nicht zu spät, wenn die Änderung dafür durchdacht, zukunftsfähig und stabil ist.
Wo findet man die entsprechende Meldung?
Das würde mich auch interessieren!
Bei reddit habe ich folgendes dazu gefunden:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/41zgn6/translation_of_an_excerpt_from_an_article/
classic ist wohl mehr oder weniger abgeblasen. nachdem bitfury sich schon eher reserviert geäussert hatte, hat heute F2Pool seine unterstützung gezeigt für einen plan von bitcoin-core märz 2017 auf 2MB zu hardforken und etliche andere sachen ebenfalls gleich mit in die HF zu packen.
Das klare Agenda von Bitcoin-Core ist natuerlich wuenschenswert. Ist aber 2017 nicht nen bissl spaet?
Nein, 2017 ist nicht zu spät, wenn die Änderung dafür durchdacht, zukunftsfähig und stabil ist.
Wo findet man die entsprechende Meldung?
Das würde mich auch interessieren!
IWF-Chefin Christine Lagarde rechnet damit, dass auch virtuelle Währungen wie Bitcoin in den nächsten Jahren an Bedeutung gewinnen werden.
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/wirtschaft/finanzmarkt-cryan-bargeld-verschwindet-voellig-1.2827613?source=rss
Genau. Lagarde betrachtet die Sache mit Weitwinkel. Der Cyran hingegen muß den sterbenden Schwan verteidigen...
An die ständigen Versuche, Bitcoin dem kriminellen Milieu zuzuordnen, hat man sich ja nun schon fast gewöhnt.
Daß wir mit unserem Bargeld nun auch noch dazugehören, Junge, Junge.
Hat der Cryan wohl seine 2,5 Milliarden Dollar Strafzahlungen auf Grund der kriminellen Machenschaften beim LIBOR vergessen? Oder die ominösen Hypotheken Deals? Die Manipulationen am Devisenmarkt? Und so weiter.
Naja, wenn Kriminelle das Maul aufmachen...
schick schick
letzten endes wird es auf einen Gold Bitcoin Chart hinauslaufen
http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=XBT&to=XAU&view=5Y
letzten endes wird es auf einen Gold Bitcoin Chart hinauslaufen
http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=XBT&to=XAU&view=5Y
Wenn ich mir die Performance der Deutsche Bank Aktie anschaue, wirds wohl noch länger Bargeld, als die Deutsche Bank geben
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