Topic: [IPVO] [Multiple Exchanges] Neo &amp; Bee - LMB Holdings - page 43. (Read 658701 times)

Quote from: Stelios on March 08, 2014, 09:23:36 AM

Any Idea what this "http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/2014-03-05/its-protocol-stupid-observe-true-value-bitcoin-programmable-money-emerges" is? And if NEOBEE Stocks could be traded on a similar system/way.

Cheers,
SK

Isn't Protoshares/Bitshares/Mastercoin/Nxt etc doing something similar?

The idea sounds grate! I hope it catches up, my question was if there is a way to transfer say Havelock stocks into a system like them.

Yeah, Mastercoin will be the first to release a decentralized exchange. It will allow other coins, stocks and such to be traded there. http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/2014/01/31/mastercoin-is-launching-a-distributed-exchange-on-march-15/

We could see Neo trading there in decentralized fashion.

+1 to mastercoin team then,
Really looking forward for something like this

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Counterparty was first...no?

Nope far from it. Mastercoin had this in trial testing for months now, allowing people to test it out even before Counterparty launched. In March the public released will be made available in user friendly format.

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Quote from: Herp on March 08, 2014, 07:17:27 AM

Quote from: Fabrizio89 on March 08, 2014, 09:21:32 AM

Any Idea what this "http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/2014-03-05/its-protocol-stupid-observe-true-value-bitcoin-programmable-money-emerges" is? And if NEOBEE Stocks could be traded on a similar system/way.

Cheers,
SK

Isn't Protoshares/Bitshares/Mastercoin/Nxt etc doing something similar?

The idea sounds grate! I hope it catches up, my question was if there is a way to transfer say Havelock stocks into a system like them.

Yeah, Mastercoin will be the first to release a decentralized exchange. It will allow other coins, stocks and such to be traded there. http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/2014/01/31/mastercoin-is-launching-a-distributed-exchange-on-march-15/

We could see Neo trading there in decentralized fashion.

+1 to mastercoin team then,
Really looking forward for something like this

!

Counterparty was first...no?

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Quote from: Skoutz on March 08, 2014, 08:29:28 AM

The chairman of the stock exchange said they lack knowledge of bitcoin and will welcome any help from Neo and the university.

Source?

My own ears.

I was there, I attended the conference at the university

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Quote from: Herp on March 08, 2014, 07:17:27 AM

Quote from: Skoutz on March 08, 2014, 08:29:28 AM

Any Idea what this "http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/2014-03-05/its-protocol-stupid-observe-true-value-bitcoin-programmable-money-emerges" is? And if NEOBEE Stocks could be traded on a similar system/way.

Cheers,
SK

Isn't Protoshares/Bitshares/Mastercoin/Nxt etc doing something similar?

The idea sounds grate! I hope it catches up, my question was if there is a way to transfer say Havelock stocks into a system like them.

Yeah, Mastercoin will be the first to release a decentralized exchange. It will allow other coins, stocks and such to be traded there. http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/2014/01/31/mastercoin-is-launching-a-distributed-exchange-on-march-15/

We could see Neo trading there in decentralized fashion.

+1 to mastercoin team then,
Really looking forward for something like this

!

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The chairman of the stock exchange said they lack knowledge of bitcoin and will welcome any help from Neo and the university.

Source?

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The chairman of the stock exchange said they lack knowledge of bitcoin and will welcome any help from Neo and the university.

If they manage to do this, Cyprus and Neo will become the center of the bitcoin world!

Perhaps someone from Neo or the university should enlighten us.

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Quote from: Skoutz on March 08, 2014, 08:07:05 AM

Quote from: Herp on March 08, 2014, 07:41:14 AM

Quote from: Skoutz on March 08, 2014, 07:37:15 AM

Quote from: PetePete on March 08, 2014, 05:23:27 AM

I personally think the company has a future, I'm a British Cypriot and spent many childhood holidays in Cyprus and even lived in Cyprus for 2 years. Cypriots for one aren't stupid, we're looking at a population with the highest higher education rate in the whole of Europe.

The private university of Nicosia that also has several colleges and other universities (one of which I attended) across the island have a large amount of students from African countries because Cyprus is the closets place Africans can go to for a European education (also note that thier universities and colleges are associated with British universities and offering British qualifications). And it was these very students that were pestering the university to accept Bitcoin. The university has already accepted its first payment for a course and Neo-Bee processed this payment. Were talking about courses that cost thousands of pounds and the 1 or 2% commission fee taking for these courses are going to be a large part of the turn over of Neo-Bee for years to come. As we know Bitcoin is a more stable currency than many African fiat currency and Bitcoin is corruption free as well as a store of value so the proliferation of Bitcoin in Africa is only limited by the governments crackdown on it.

Edit: The Cypriot government has been lobbied by the University of Nicosia and I see no legal problems with Bitcoin in Cyprus

Even though I left Cyprus more than 10 years ago, I can validate Petes view.

I live in Cyprus and can confirm what it has been said.

The fact that the University of Nicosia is in full support makes the whole society much more comfortable and positive, in spite of all those negative news that are spiralling from around the world.

University of Cyprus CFO said on Keiser Report they are working on opening the first Bitcoin stock exchange in the world (like the NY stock exchange or NASDAQ) to turn Cyprus into a world Bitcoin financial hub. Any connection to that?

I know they are working on it. I attended a conference at the university organised by the ruling political party. The university and the Cyprus stock exchange were very positive about this. Neo officials said thT they will give any assistance needed.

I do not know further details.

Hmm. Interesting. Neo's assistance might prove pretty lucrative for Neo. They will probably choose Neo as a foundation on which to build the infrastructure.

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Quote from: Herp on March 08, 2014, 07:41:14 AM

Quote from: Skoutz on March 08, 2014, 07:37:15 AM

Quote from: PetePete on March 08, 2014, 05:23:27 AM

I personally think the company has a future, I'm a British Cypriot and spent many childhood holidays in Cyprus and even lived in Cyprus for 2 years. Cypriots for one aren't stupid, we're looking at a population with the highest higher education rate in the whole of Europe.

The private university of Nicosia that also has several colleges and other universities (one of which I attended) across the island have a large amount of students from African countries because Cyprus is the closets place Africans can go to for a European education (also note that thier universities and colleges are associated with British universities and offering British qualifications). And it was these very students that were pestering the university to accept Bitcoin. The university has already accepted its first payment for a course and Neo-Bee processed this payment. Were talking about courses that cost thousands of pounds and the 1 or 2% commission fee taking for these courses are going to be a large part of the turn over of Neo-Bee for years to come. As we know Bitcoin is a more stable currency than many African fiat currency and Bitcoin is corruption free as well as a store of value so the proliferation of Bitcoin in Africa is only limited by the governments crackdown on it.

Edit: The Cypriot government has been lobbied by the University of Nicosia and I see no legal problems with Bitcoin in Cyprus

Even though I left Cyprus more than 10 years ago, I can validate Petes view.

I live in Cyprus and can confirm what it has been said.

The fact that the University of Nicosia is in full support makes the whole society much more comfortable and positive, in spite of all those negative news that are spiralling from around the world.

University of Cyprus CFO said on Keiser Report they are working on opening the first Bitcoin stock exchange in the world (like the NY stock exchange or NASDAQ) to turn Cyprus into a world Bitcoin financial hub. Any connection to that?

I know they are working on it. I attended a conference at the university organised by the ruling political party. The university and the Cyprus stock exchange were very positive about this. Neo officials said thT they will give any assistance needed.

I do not know further details.

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Quote from: PetePete on March 08, 2014, 07:57:34 AM

Possibly, we can only make inferences.

Also in regards to the decentralization of Bitcoin. The protocol and the public ledger are to some extent centralized because the code is running the show, the code is in charge, in this sense Bitcoin is centralized. And the Bitcoin code itself can be altered. Although I must admit Im not too sure how this alteration can occur for example is Gavin Anderson can make alteration unilaterally or if it involves the major mining pools to co-operate.

Bitcoin code doesn't need to be altered. Mastercoin's decentralized exchange works on top of Bitcoin network.

Think of Bitcoin as 1st layer, followed by decentralized exchange on 2nd layer, followed by 3rd layer containing stocks like Neobee.

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Monero (XMR) - secure, private, untraceable

^This type of questions belong to the Beginners & Help board.

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Possibly, we can only make inferences.

Also in regards to the decentralization of Bitcoin. The protocol and the public ledger are to some extent centralized because the code is running the show, the code is in charge, in this sense Bitcoin is centralized. And the Bitcoin code itself can be altered. Although I must admit Im not too sure how this alteration can occur for example is Gavin Anderson can make alteration unilaterally or if it involves the major mining pools to co-operate.

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Quote from: Skoutz on March 08, 2014, 07:37:15 AM

Quote from: PetePete on March 08, 2014, 05:23:27 AM

I personally think the company has a future, I'm a British Cypriot and spent many childhood holidays in Cyprus and even lived in Cyprus for 2 years. Cypriots for one aren't stupid, we're looking at a population with the highest higher education rate in the whole of Europe.

The private university of Nicosia that also has several colleges and other universities (one of which I attended) across the island have a large amount of students from African countries because Cyprus is the closets place Africans can go to for a European education (also note that thier universities and colleges are associated with British universities and offering British qualifications). And it was these very students that were pestering the university to accept Bitcoin. The university has already accepted its first payment for a course and Neo-Bee processed this payment. Were talking about courses that cost thousands of pounds and the 1 or 2% commission fee taking for these courses are going to be a large part of the turn over of Neo-Bee for years to come. As we know Bitcoin is a more stable currency than many African fiat currency and Bitcoin is corruption free as well as a store of value so the proliferation of Bitcoin in Africa is only limited by the governments crackdown on it.

Edit: The Cypriot government has been lobbied by the University of Nicosia and I see no legal problems with Bitcoin in Cyprus

Even though I left Cyprus more than 10 years ago, I can validate Petes view.

I live in Cyprus and can confirm what it has been said.

The fact that the University of Nicosia is in full support makes the whole society much more comfortable and positive, in spite of all those negative news that are spiralling from around the world.

University of Cyprus CFO said on Keiser Report they are working on opening the first Bitcoin stock exchange in the world (like the NY stock exchange or NASDAQ) to turn Cyprus into a world Bitcoin financial hub. Any connection to that?

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Quote from: PetePete on March 08, 2014, 05:23:27 AM

I personally think the company has a future, I'm a British Cypriot and spent many childhood holidays in Cyprus and even lived in Cyprus for 2 years. Cypriots for one aren't stupid, we're looking at a population with the highest higher education rate in the whole of Europe.

The private university of Nicosia that also has several colleges and other universities (one of which I attended) across the island have a large amount of students from African countries because Cyprus is the closets place Africans can go to for a European education (also note that thier universities and colleges are associated with British universities and offering British qualifications). And it was these very students that were pestering the university to accept Bitcoin. The university has already accepted its first payment for a course and Neo-Bee processed this payment. Were talking about courses that cost thousands of pounds and the 1 or 2% commission fee taking for these courses are going to be a large part of the turn over of Neo-Bee for years to come. As we know Bitcoin is a more stable currency than many African fiat currency and Bitcoin is corruption free as well as a store of value so the proliferation of Bitcoin in Africa is only limited by the governments crackdown on it.

Edit: The Cypriot government has been lobbied by the University of Nicosia and I see no legal problems with Bitcoin in Cyprus

Even though I left Cyprus more than 10 years ago, I can validate Petes view.

I live in Cyprus and can confirm what it has been said.

The fact that the University of Nicosia is in full support makes the whole society much more comfortable and positive, in spite of all those negative news that are spiralling from around the world.

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Just realized that I may have exposed part of Neo-Bee's business model. Could be another reason why Neo-Bee are so quiet at the moment. If a Bitcoin business can be so easily started due to low regulatory costs, it would be easy for a competitor to jump into the market. Give them time.

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Quote from: PetePete on March 08, 2014, 05:23:27 AM

Any Idea what this "http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/2014-03-05/its-protocol-stupid-observe-true-value-bitcoin-programmable-money-emerges" is? And if NEOBEE Stocks could be traded on a similar system/way.

Cheers,
SK

Isn't Protoshares/Bitshares/Mastercoin/Nxt etc doing something similar?

The idea sounds grate! I hope it catches up, my question was if there is a way to transfer say Havelock stocks into a system like them.

Yeah, Mastercoin will be the first to release a decentralized exchange. It will allow other coins, stocks and such to be traded there. http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/2014/01/31/mastercoin-is-launching-a-distributed-exchange-on-march-15/

We could see Neo trading there in decentralized fashion.

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I personally think the company has a future, I'm a British Cypriot and spent many childhood holidays in Cyprus and even lived in Cyprus for 2 years. Cypriots for one aren't stupid, we're looking at a population with the highest higher education rate in the whole of Europe.

The private university of Nicosia that also has several colleges and other universities (one of which I attended) across the island have a large amount of students from African countries because Cyprus is the closets place Africans can go to for a European education (also note that thier universities and colleges are associated with British universities and offering British qualifications). And it was these very students that were pestering the university to accept Bitcoin. The university has already accepted its first payment for a course and Neo-Bee processed this payment. Were talking about courses that cost thousands of pounds and the 1 or 2% commission fee taking for these courses are going to be a large part of the turn over of Neo-Bee for years to come. As we know Bitcoin is a more stable currency than many African fiat currency and Bitcoin is corruption free as well as a store of value so the proliferation of Bitcoin in Africa is only limited by the governments crackdown on it.

Edit: The Cypriot government has been lobbied by the University of Nicosia and I see no legal problems with Bitcoin in Cyprus

Even though I left Cyprus more than 10 years ago, I can validate Petes view.

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Any Idea what this "http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/2014-03-05/its-protocol-stupid-observe-true-value-bitcoin-programmable-money-emerges" is? And if NEOBEE Stocks could be traded on a similar system/way.

Cheers,
SK

Isn't Protoshares/Bitshares/Mastercoin/Nxt etc doing something similar?

The idea sounds grate! I hope it catches up, my question was if there is a way to transfer say Havelock stocks into a system like them.

PetePete

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I personally think the company has a future, I'm a British Cypriot and spent many childhood holidays in Cyprus and even lived in Cyprus for 2 years. Cypriots for one aren't stupid, we're looking at a population with the highest higher education rate in the whole of Europe.

The private university of Nicosia that also has several colleges and other universities (one of which I attended) across the island have a large amount of students from African countries because Cyprus is the closets place Africans can go to for a European education (also note that thier universities and colleges are associated with British universities and offering British qualifications). And it was these very students that were pestering the university to accept Bitcoin. The university has already accepted its first payment for a course and Neo-Bee processed this payment. Were talking about courses that cost thousands of pounds and the 1 or 2% commission fee taking for these courses are going to be a large part of the turn over of Neo-Bee for years to come. As we know Bitcoin is a more stable currency than many African fiat currency and Bitcoin is corruption free as well as a store of value so the proliferation of Bitcoin in Africa is only limited by the governments crackdown on it.

Edit: The Cypriot government has been lobbied by the University of Nicosia and I see no legal problems with Bitcoin in Cyprus

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