i'll probably use any exchange that has a clark moody ticker
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Clark Moody FTW.
Topic: MTGox Is Gone Forever.... ? (Read 4039 times)
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Clark Moody FTW.
i'll probably use any exchange that has a clark moody ticker
Will you guys continue to use Mt Gox or switch to another exchange?
Seems Like Tradehill might not make it either....
Events outside Bitcoins control will always influence prices. In the longrun does anyone thing this is a positive since it allows more than one Exchange to possibly take hold?
I actually think this will lead Bitcoin to a needed bump.
Its insane deflation was ruining all btc based business, as it was more profitable to simply hold to the bitcoins and wait then to trade with them, now with the speculators scared as hell and away of it, it could be an opportunity to actually create a Bitcoin economy.
Its insane deflation was ruining all btc based business, as it was more profitable to simply hold to the bitcoins and wait then to trade with them, now with the speculators scared as hell and away of it, it could be an opportunity to actually create a Bitcoin economy.
Actually, I spent several coins when they were between $25 and $30. Im very happy about it. Hopefully all this will teach everyone that hoarding bitcoins forever its not such a good idea.
Geez, some of you don't read my posts. I didn't say Bitcoin was going anywhere, and didn't say anything about exchanging Bitcoin for Liberty Reserve. I was questioning if MT Gox would be gone for good, and if they were even legally operating in the US or Japan. I am a proponent of BTC, I was question if Mt Gox will ever come back, that's all.
Well, there are several US laws against exchanges. Check out some of the US securties laws as well as money transfer agent laws. Money Laundering is a major issue in the US, and exchangers like those who exchange Liberty reserve and other ecurrencies are not permitted to operate in many cases.
Why are you trolling our forum? If you don't exchange bitcoin's using LR, than there isn't any problems. Actually this whole "exchange" aspect of bitcoins sickens me. Thats not what they're meant for. Go back to "talk gold" and spread more HYIP speculation, on a currency that simply isn't going anywhere. No matter how much clowns on the Internet try to make it go away.
Well, there are several US laws against exchanges. Check out some of the US securties laws as well as money transfer agent laws. Money Laundering is a major issue in the US, and exchangers like those who exchange Liberty reserve and other ecurrencies are not permitted to operate in many cases.
I actually think this will lead Bitcoin to a needed bump.
Its insane deflation was ruining all btc based business, as it was more profitable to simply hold to the bitcoins and wait then to trade with them, now with the speculators scared as hell and away of it, it could be an opportunity to actually create a Bitcoin economy.
Its insane deflation was ruining all btc based business, as it was more profitable to simply hold to the bitcoins and wait then to trade with them, now with the speculators scared as hell and away of it, it could be an opportunity to actually create a Bitcoin economy.
Although the recent period of deflation could be regarded as a 'growing pain', experience as a trader coping with deflation will be valuable in determining whether a deflationary currency is workable in practice, not just in theory.
mtgox servers are US based, that'll be pretty difficult for Japanese authorities to shut down.
i´d go for http://tradehill.com seems like most professional exchange atm
tradehill.com seems like most
i´d go for http://tradehill.com seems like most professional exchange atm
So Is Tradehill going to be the next big exchange?
Anyone know a good site for Japanese internet and finance law? What are the legalities of running an exchang in the country. Does Mt Gox have the proper licensing?
I guess every new things takes time to work the bugs out, however with the case of MT Gox, the law may be able to stop them while Bitcoin will live on.
This whole situation though proves we need more than one major exchange though.
many major exchanges spread over many currencies
Just posted the link.. Not saying it's the case.
This whole situation though proves we need more than one major exchange though.
This whole situation though proves we need more than one major exchange though.
I actually think this will lead Bitcoin to a needed bump.
Its insane deflation was ruining all btc based business, as it was more profitable to simply hold to the bitcoins and wait then to trade with them, now with the speculators scared as hell and away of it, it could be an opportunity to actually create a Bitcoin economy.
Its insane deflation was ruining all btc based business, as it was more profitable to simply hold to the bitcoins and wait then to trade with them, now with the speculators scared as hell and away of it, it could be an opportunity to actually create a Bitcoin economy.
I'll buy all your remaining Bitcoins at $5... they might only go for $1 later!!
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