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NorrisK
Actually I am thinking BTC ATMs more about the USA. It is more-or-less too late in Greece's case, as you point out.
The time to buy some BTC (at least for cash), is while there still is cash. Don't wait around until The End. Preparation is just smart.
GREECE also shows that it is smart to have CASH on hand. It is thought that the average American only has some $50 in his wallet at a given time. Don't be average. Have more cash just in case.
Cash + BTC + Gold = Comforting Diversification
Topic: Leaving eurozone - Greece & Bitcoin - page 3. (Read 1966 times)
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GREECE is an excellent reason for there to be more BTC ATMs. Last I heard there was just one for all of Greece.
There is talk of a 30% haircut for bank accounts over $100,000 euros there in Greece...
We need more BTC ATMs everywhere. And STAT!
GREECE is an excellent reason for there to be more BTC ATMs. Last I heard there was just one for all of Greece.
There is talk of a 30% haircut for bank accounts over $100,000 euros there in Greece...
We need more BTC ATMs everywhere. And STAT!
Tell me first how the greeks will buy btc from said ATMs... How will they be able to get hands on their money? I guess the shortterm impact will be minimal..
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GREECE is an excellent reason for there to be more BTC ATMs. Last I heard there was just one for all of Greece.
There is talk of a 30% haircut for bank accounts over $100,000 euros there in Greece...
We need more BTC ATMs everywhere. And STAT!
GREECE is an excellent reason for there to be more BTC ATMs. Last I heard there was just one for all of Greece.
There is talk of a 30% haircut for bank accounts over $100,000 euros there in Greece...
We need more BTC ATMs everywhere. And STAT!
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So, are we going to see a boom in bitcoin tourism ? That's good. A real white collar use of bitcoin would be awesome
Well Expedia, Destinia, other travel agencies and some airlines have already been involved with Bitcoin for some months... Plane tickets and hotel reservations are a large chunk of reported Bitpay transactions...
As for Bitcoin, I highly doubt that greek people are moving the price. It's probably just whales speculating on the referendum outcome (and "NO" seems to spike the whales quite a bit)
This is always the case... LoLz
Buying bitcoins with bank accounts closed is not an option. Maybe via localbitcoins.com in cash deals...
But the real option for Greeks here is earning bitcoins. Be it online or from tourists and exports.
The advantage for a hotel or bar owner of being paid in bitcoins vs credit card (which are linked to blocked bank account) is huge. Tourism remains Greece's top industry.
But the real option for Greeks here is earning bitcoins. Be it online or from tourists and exports.
The advantage for a hotel or bar owner of being paid in bitcoins vs credit card (which are linked to blocked bank account) is huge. Tourism remains Greece's top industry.
So, are we going to see a boom in bitcoin tourism ? That's good. A real white collar use of bitcoin would be awesome
Already at $274, Litecoin also getting a push, are we going to see $1000/bitcoin again?
No doubt these are interesting times for bitcoin.
No doubt these are interesting times for bitcoin.
Buying bitcoins with bank accounts closed is not an option. Maybe via localbitcoins.com in cash deals...
But the real option for Greeks here is earning bitcoins. Be it online or from tourists and exports.
But the real option for Greeks here is earning bitcoins. Be it online or from tourists and exports.
Lots of tourists around there by this time of the year and in the next few weeks probably. Good time to deal in Bitcoin indeed.
Buying bitcoins with bank accounts closed is not an option. Maybe via localbitcoins.com in cash deals...
But the real option for Greeks here is earning bitcoins. Be it online or from tourists and exports.
The advantage for a hotel or bar owner of being paid in bitcoins vs credit card (which are linked to blocked bank account) is huge. Tourism remains Greece's top industry.
But the real option for Greeks here is earning bitcoins. Be it online or from tourists and exports.
The advantage for a hotel or bar owner of being paid in bitcoins vs credit card (which are linked to blocked bank account) is huge. Tourism remains Greece's top industry.
As far as we know, there's a BTM on Athens. Unfortunately it's a one way machine, and Greeks can't withdraw money to use it...
As for Bitcoin, I highly doubt that greek people are moving the price. It's probably just whales speculating on the referendum outcome (and "NO" seems to spike the whales quite a bit)
As for Bitcoin, I highly doubt that greek people are moving the price. It's probably just whales speculating on the referendum outcome (and "NO" seems to spike the whales quite a bit)
"It would be interesting to found it if there's enough btc ATMs available and accessible for the public over in Greece."
They dont have liquid cash at hand. I dont know how would they use a BTC ATM, even if it is available.
It looks like the first signs of the Greek referendum results are out, with 'NO' leading the way. This will surely and indirectly impact Bitcoin, at least in a positive light.
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"It would be interesting to find out it if there's enough btc ATMs available and accessible for the public over in Greece."
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"It would be interesting to find out it if there's enough btc ATMs available and accessible for the public over in Greece."
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