I'm not using the U.S. Dollar - I'm using fiat currency technology

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Quote from: chmod755 on April 07, 2015, 01:08:40 AM

Quote from: Kprawn on April 07, 2015, 12:51:52 AM

Why not rather say... Companies like IBM / Microsoft / Overstock are using Crypto currencies. Wink

All they really use is Bitcoin...

None of them are really using cryotocurrencies. They don't seem to understand that there is no point to a private blockchain - it's meant to be a distributed ledger. If it's private you might as well save costs and just keep your existing MySQL database. And you can't have a blockchain without a coin, it's the mining and sending of coins that builds the distributed ledger

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we have nothing to do about it because how to make a similar perspective if human is best species considering the greed and what I just want is money or what ever we say something valuable those all bitcoin as the best and easiest way to a success here and finally here.we have a trading out and low of in bitcoin and making a millions but a lot of difference in a story your chronological order is good way but something does not have a simple as you have depicted here.the bank collaboratoin needs a huge regulations and hard confidence to make it amoothly this may have not been soetes so far.and I'm using too cuurency to technology..

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Quote from: chmod755 on April 06, 2015, 11:56:44 PM

If you're ever asked about the banking system please mention that you're not using the U.S. Dollar, but fiat currency technology. It's definitely the next big thing.

Re: IBM and other companies using "blockchain technology"

Ha, I get it.

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Quote from: Beliathon on April 07, 2015, 08:07:49 AM

Quote from: chmod755 on April 06, 2015, 11:56:44 PM

If you're ever asked about the banking system please mention that you're not using the U.S. Dollar, but fiat currency technology. It's definitely the next big thing.

And by "thing", you mean "premine scam", correct? Because that's all fiat is.

Sarcasm. Why don't you get the sarcasm on this thread?

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Quote from: chmod755 on April 06, 2015, 11:56:44 PM

If you're ever asked about the banking system please mention that you're not using the U.S. Dollar, but fiat currency technology. It's definitely the next big thing.

And by "thing", you mean "premine scam", correct? Because that's all fiat is.

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Quote from: Kprawn on April 07, 2015, 12:51:52 AM

Why fiat currency technology? .... What is the next big thing? ....the U.S. Dollar or Bitcoin? .... Am I the only person here, who does not get what you trying to say here?

It's sarcasm, referencing the fact that IBM and others are using “blockchain technology”... which is an even fancier term for “cryptocurrency”.

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Quote from: Kprawn on April 07, 2015, 12:51:52 AM

Why not rather say... Companies like IBM / Microsoft / Overstock are using Crypto currencies. Wink

All they really use is Bitcoin...

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Why fiat currency technology? .... What is the next big thing? ....the U.S. Dollar or Bitcoin? .... Am I the only person here, who does not get what you trying to say here?

This is a bit confusing ... most people are not familiar with the "blockchain technology"

Why not rather say... Companies like IBM / Microsoft / Overstock are using Crypto currencies. Wink

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If you're ever asked about the banking system please mention that you're not using the U.S. Dollar, but fiat currency technology. It's definitely the next big thing.

Re: IBM and other companies using "blockchain technology"

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