Iran can't print paper, guy tells them to use BitCoin - page 3.

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Quote from: Gabi on October 18, 2012, 02:35:04 PM

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Bitcoin protocol is neither obfuscated or encrypted on packet level and it is easily blocked on ISP level.

But it's obfuscated and encrypted on TOR and VPN Wink

As for what DoomDumas said, i think that iranian people are people like us but their government isn't exactly a good one

Tor does not work in Iran. VPN work only for "selected" people.

Iranian people are muslims. For atheist like me they are OK as long as they identify themselves for Aryans. Read history books about Hitler and Iran! But don't post your wrong opinion about Iranian government. Without revolutionary government Iran will be another puppet state to jew zionist conspiracy.

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Bitcoin protocol is neither obfuscated or encrypted on packet level and it is easily blocked on ISP level.

But it's obfuscated and encrypted on TOR and VPN Wink

As for what DoomDumas said, i think that iranian people are people like us but their government isn't exactly a good one

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Have anyone tried to contact President of Iran or Ministry of Security and Intelligence of Iran on this matter? Because without supreme approval of Iranian government Bitcoin will not function in Iran. Bitcoin protocol is neither obfuscated or encrypted on packet level and it is easily blocked on ISP level.

With government adopting BTC as a payment instrument alongside gold and euro is a great tool to damage USA dollar. Expect to bitcoins become outlawed in all zionist controlled states. But the Iran is known to reject or be overly suspicious about some new things, like wikileaks.

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Quote from: Gabi on October 17, 2012, 02:24:15 PM

Correct me if i am wrong, but the "exporting cryptography is illegal" thing is false today. It was true tons of years ago, but not now.

And yes, bitcoin is ideal for Iran. Just download a small software and ta-dah, you are connected to a world-wide, secure, fast and efficient payment/money/whatelse system

And yes, i too think that iran people are mostly good guys, the government is epic fail, but you can't blame the whole population for the errors of the government!

"the government is epic fail" That's only what we know from the mass media, I'm not so sure that their Govt are so much of a failure.. IMO, this his what the 1%ers want us to beleive !

Anyone talked to actual iranian ? Anyone have friend / relative in this country that they communicate with ?

I'm convinced that US and CAN Govt really are epic fail ! As not a mass media listener, I can't tell about what they want us to beleive.. Be carefull, dont take those TVs for truth teller, thoses TVs are mass-propaganda tool.. search the web, give it a try ! Google it !

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Quote from: crazy_rabbit on October 18, 2012, 06:52:05 AM

In some ways Litecoin might be a more reasonable alternative for Iranians. At this point Iran can't buy the equipment with which to mine BTC in any significant volume, and individuals who do posses GPUS (and there are lots of gamers in Iran) don't have enough power to mine BTC either.

Seeing as Iranians would a) be most likely be wary of trading large amounts of Cash for Bitcoins that they can't make themselves, and b) who would trade Bitcoins for Iranian cash anyway, Litecoin might be a more reasonable alternative. The difficulty is still low enough that people can at least mine a FEW coins thus giving them a chance to develop a coin economy within their economic terrarium.

1.) they don't need to mine

2.) Iranian individuals have gold

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Quote from: Gabi on October 18, 2012, 08:02:36 AM

use vpn/tor

More details plz

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How to download: use vpn/tor, go on bitcoin website, clic download button. Done.

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Quote from: conspirosphere.tk on October 18, 2012, 06:37:51 AM

Problem is: how could they buy bitcoins? With their funny money?
Maybe they could try to sell some oil for BTC.
Anyone on the BTC market for a tanker or two of oil?

Why buy bitcoins when you've got cheap electricity from the ground, and computers from China?

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Quote from: Come-from-Beyond on October 17, 2012, 03:06:51 PM

Quote from: BitMonkey on October 17, 2012, 11:15:09 AM

To bad they cant download the software easily.

Solution

Nice solution, then the SS will show up at your door, and arrest you, hold you for months until they discover the coins you sent are not being used to support their nuclear plant.

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In some ways Litecoin might be a more reasonable alternative for Iranians. At this point Iran can't buy the equipment with which to mine BTC in any significant volume, and individuals who do posses GPUS (and there are lots of gamers in Iran) don't have enough power to mine BTC either.

Seeing as Iranians would a) be most likely be wary of trading large amounts of Cash for Bitcoins that they can't make themselves, and b) who would trade Bitcoins for Iranian cash anyway, Litecoin might be a more reasonable alternative. The difficulty is still low enough that people can at least mine a FEW coins thus giving them a chance to develop a coin economy within their economic terrarium.

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Problem is: how could they buy bitcoins? With their funny money?
Maybe they could try to sell some oil for BTC.
Anyone on the BTC market for a tanker or two of oil?

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Quote from: Stephen Gornick on October 17, 2012, 04:28:20 PM

Quote from: kangasbros on October 17, 2012, 01:11:40 PM

It should be pretty easy to market to that market. They already use VPNs and tor so that getting the software should not be a problem, additionally they can use the web wallets. The biggest concern I see is technological illiteracy, it might be very hard for them to understand how bitcoin works.

The latest release of MultiBit includes Persian (Farsi) translation. The source is on GitHub. I don't know if it that project is restricted from download from Iran:

Reach out for the white spots!
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1260199

MutiBit project:
- http://multibit.org

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Quote from: Come-from-Beyond on October 17, 2012, 04:59:59 PM

Quote from: Atlas on October 17, 2012, 04:44:30 PM

Quote from: sgravina on October 17, 2012, 04:41:38 PM

If the government is banning printing of Iranian currency then the bitcoin network should help by banning the inclusion of Iranian transactions.

Why?

I suppose it was a joke.

I can never tell. I took Swift's "A Modest Proposal" seriously.

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Quote from: Atlas on October 17, 2012, 04:44:30 PM

Quote from: sgravina on October 17, 2012, 04:41:38 PM

If the government is banning printing of Iranian currency then the bitcoin network should help by banning the inclusion of Iranian transactions.

Why?

I suppose it was a joke.

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Quote from: sgravina on October 17, 2012, 04:41:38 PM

If the government is banning printing of Iranian currency then the bitcoin network should help by banning the inclusion of Iranian transactions.

Q. How do you tell an Iranian bitcoin from a good one?

A. Iranian bitcoins can't build a working nuclear bomb.

1)No

2)The rest of the world has tons of nuclear bombs

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Quote from: sgravina on October 17, 2012, 04:41:38 PM

If the government is banning printing of Iranian currency then the bitcoin network should help by banning the inclusion of Iranian transactions.

Why?

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If the government is banning printing of Iranian currency then the bitcoin network should help by banning the inclusion of Iranian transactions.

Q. How do you tell an Iranian bitcoin from a good one?

A. Iranian bitcoins can't build a working nuclear bomb.

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Quote from: kangasbros on October 17, 2012, 01:11:40 PM

It should be pretty easy to market to that market. They already use VPNs and tor so that getting the software should not be a problem, additionally they can use the web wallets. The biggest concern I see is technological illiteracy, it might be very hard for them to understand how bitcoin works.

The latest release of MultiBit includes Persian (Farsi) translation. The source is on GitHub. I don't know if it that project is restricted from download from Iran:

Reach out for the white spots!
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1260199

MutiBit project:
- http://multibit.org

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