Topic: Gold collapsing. Bitcoin UP. - page 524. (Read 2032289 times)
It's a mockup of the potential design.
https://twitter.com/ryanxcharles/status/559832931112202240/photo/1
BAM!
oh wait... that's the bank bitstamp is working with and where the funds are 
you're kidding?
no its, true. But why would that matter? This is related to bonds and I believe there is insurance on deposits in Slovenia.
oh wait... that's the bank bitstamp is working with and where the funds are
you're kidding?
oh wait... that's the bank bitstamp is working with and where the funds are
Central banks everywhere should be sure to own everything that is happening now:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-27/bonds-third-largest-austrian-bank-are-crashing
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-27/bonds-third-largest-austrian-bank-are-crashing
Bitcoin has become a valid "hedge" or alternative asset class that will become recognized by hedge funds and financial risk analysts.
the simple fact that Bitcoin is unaffected despite the turmoil in traditional markets is telling.
there are actually plenty of reasons for the USD to fall, one of the most practical being that US corporations find it harder to compete overseas making the spectre of another Fed easing rather viable. other reasons:
http://www.businessinsider.com/iran-is-ditching-the-dollar-in-foreign-trade-2015-1
the counter balance, of course, is the huge amount of USD denominated loans, especially overseas, that if it implodes will put upward pressure on the USD.
http://www.businessinsider.com/iran-is-ditching-the-dollar-in-foreign-trade-2015-1
the counter balance, of course, is the huge amount of USD denominated loans, especially overseas, that if it implodes will put upward pressure on the USD.
Bitcoin has no competition:
This is possible because of two flaws with the system. Most problematically, it's easy for hackers to steal credit card numbers from stores, and then sell those numbers online. That's a fundamental problem with the credit-card system (and especially the stupid dumb magnetic stripes they all use), and something that Apple Pay is just an unwitting victim of.
The second issue, however, is specific to Apple Pay. In short, banks aren't taking the proper measures to ensure that the credit card owner is the one using the credit card in Apple Pay. According to Drop Labs, most banks use a phone call to authenticate when a card is loaded into Apple Pay, a method that's woefully inadequate.
http://gizmodo.com/turns-out-apple-pay-cant-solve-credit-card-fraud-1681932420
This is possible because of two flaws with the system. Most problematically, it's easy for hackers to steal credit card numbers from stores, and then sell those numbers online. That's a fundamental problem with the credit-card system (and especially the stupid dumb magnetic stripes they all use), and something that Apple Pay is just an unwitting victim of.
The second issue, however, is specific to Apple Pay. In short, banks aren't taking the proper measures to ensure that the credit card owner is the one using the credit card in Apple Pay. According to Drop Labs, most banks use a phone call to authenticate when a card is loaded into Apple Pay, a method that's woefully inadequate.
http://gizmodo.com/turns-out-apple-pay-cant-solve-credit-card-fraud-1681932420
is this just from a blizzard? 
Why today?
Why today?b/c JR had his Austin meetup the other night.
is this just from a blizzard? Why today?
Why today?
the black hole shit continues to swirl consuming everything in its path:
here's the interesting thing which i brought up last week.
what if the dollar starts dropping along with stocks?
what if the dollar starts dropping along with stocks?
oh yes, getting interesting now: -388
dow -383
ugly. i thought everything was peachy keen?
MSFT needs to go full Bitcoin:
gathering pace: -351
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