------For one, as a currency of limited quantity—about half of the 22 million bitcoins that can ultimately be "mined"
No one at CNBC knows what they are talking about or they deliberately acting like a dumb blond about all this..
There will never be more than 21million..... followed by infinite decimals places.
Topic: Peter Vessenes: Take a step back and F*** YOUR OWN FACE!!! - page 5. (Read 8303 times)
Ok, I'm just gonna expect that your a noob liberalist (no offense to other real liberalists)
WHY ARE YOU STILL LIVING IN THE US YOU PEACE OF SHIT!
If you do not agree with your governments laws you should just leave...
As for Peter Vessenes, if you actually followed the space, you know that he will put comments out there... Where a lot of people are.... Not sure how to interpret, and for some exactly the opposite of what they believe.
Fact is, that in order to go main-stream, you need main-stream media coverage, and you only get that if you are "Crushing Bad Actors" aka people who do not follow regulatory rules.
If you disagree with him and never supported the bitcoin foundation, though luck, its a free country and everybody can say what they want.
if you did support the bitcoin foundation and disagree with him, you should make sure someone else gets his spot at next elections. (highly recommended imo)
Spamming here on the forums will get you 0 response, and thus one of the above two options would be your best bet to change anything. (IMO, I know I wouldn't read a thread starting with "My Name: You're a fuckface" unless I was in a non-serious mood, and in for a great laugh. Then I would reply and just make fun of you (like I am now))
WHY ARE YOU STILL LIVING IN THE US YOU PEACE OF SHIT!
If you do not agree with your governments laws you should just leave...
As for Peter Vessenes, if you actually followed the space, you know that he will put comments out there... Where a lot of people are.... Not sure how to interpret, and for some exactly the opposite of what they believe.
Fact is, that in order to go main-stream, you need main-stream media coverage, and you only get that if you are "Crushing Bad Actors" aka people who do not follow regulatory rules.
If you disagree with him and never supported the bitcoin foundation, though luck, its a free country and everybody can say what they want.
if you did support the bitcoin foundation and disagree with him, you should make sure someone else gets his spot at next elections. (highly recommended imo)
Spamming here on the forums will get you 0 response, and thus one of the above two options would be your best bet to change anything. (IMO, I know I wouldn't read a thread starting with "My Name: You're a fuckface" unless I was in a non-serious mood, and in for a great laugh. Then I would reply and just make fun of you (like I am now))
Hey Mylon-the-moron,
Unless you're Peter, why don't you take his balls out of your mouth and stop swinging from them?
WHY ARE YOU STILL LIVING IN THE US YOU PEACE OF SHIT!
If you do not agree with your governments laws you should just leave...
If you do not agree with your governments laws you should just leave...
Good ol' American democracy in action and Freudian slip of the decade?
If you're ok with that and have a million or more, the US is the place for you, if you're unhappy with that, or don't have a million, best thing to do is leave asap.
From http://www.cnbc.com/id/100774151:
Really fu**face? Who exactly have you been "crushing"?
How exactly are you "regulating" bitcoin when I can still buy and sell them without using any ID? When I can still buy and sell whatever I want with them over Silk Road?
Ok, I'm just gonna expect that your a noob liberalist (no offense to other real liberalists)Quote
But Peter Vessenes, chairman and executive director of the Bitcoin Foundation, was unfazed by the Liberty Reserve crackdown.
"The U.S. put out guidance recently through the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and we've been following up on that guidance and crushing bad actors," he said in an interview with CNBC Asia. "We're seeing a bit of a sweep right now," he said.
"The U.S. put out guidance recently through the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and we've been following up on that guidance and crushing bad actors," he said in an interview with CNBC Asia. "We're seeing a bit of a sweep right now," he said.
Really fu**face? Who exactly have you been "crushing"?
How exactly are you "regulating" bitcoin when I can still buy and sell them without using any ID? When I can still buy and sell whatever I want with them over Silk Road?
WHY ARE YOU STILL LIVING IN THE US YOU PEACE OF SHIT!
If you do not agree with your governments laws you should just leave...
As for Peter Vessenes, if you actually followed the space, you know that he will put comments out there... Where a lot of people are.... Not sure how to interpret, and for some exactly the opposite of what they believe.
Fact is, that in order to go main-stream, you need main-stream media coverage, and you only get that if you are "Crushing Bad Actors" aka people who do not follow regulatory rules.
If you disagree with him and never supported the bitcoin foundation, though luck, its a free country and everybody can say what they want.
if you did support the bitcoin foundation and disagree with him, you should make sure someone else gets his spot at next elections. (highly recommended imo)
Spamming here on the forums will get you 0 response, and thus one of the above two options would be your best bet to change anything. (IMO, I know I wouldn't read a thread starting with "My Name: You're a fuckface" unless I was in a non-serious mood, and in for a great laugh. Then I would reply and just make fun of you (like I am now))
.In all seriousness any business worth anything in this community will have to comply with regulations at some point or another.
I do agree that Peters language is a bit unsettling in these interviews.
Yea totally agree on the fact that the language is unsettling... unfortunately its the language the main-stream media talks and understands... and in order to get on air with them, you need to talk the lingo....
No issues here whatsoever complying with regulations (and imo I like the shout-out part that if you wanna do illegal shit in bitcoin, you're not welcome) the only thing that unsettles me is local tax here.... Having to give away 52% every year... I can gather so much bitcoin... constantly taking 52%.... at some point nothing will be left... if you know what I mean... So gotta figure out something for that, but thats long term issues, lets get bitcoin mainstream first.
WHY ARE YOU STILL LIVING IN THE US YOU PEACE OF SHIT!
If you do not agree with your governments laws you should just leave...
If you do not agree with your governments laws you should just leave...
Good ol' American democracy in action and Freudian slip of the decade?
From http://www.cnbc.com/id/100774151:
Really fu**face? Who exactly have you been "crushing"?
How exactly are you "regulating" bitcoin when I can still buy and sell them without using any ID? When I can still buy and sell whatever I want with them over Silk Road?
Ok, I'm just gonna expect that your a noob liberalist (no offense to other real liberalists)Quote
But Peter Vessenes, chairman and executive director of the Bitcoin Foundation, was unfazed by the Liberty Reserve crackdown.
"The U.S. put out guidance recently through the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and we've been following up on that guidance and crushing bad actors," he said in an interview with CNBC Asia. "We're seeing a bit of a sweep right now," he said.
"The U.S. put out guidance recently through the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and we've been following up on that guidance and crushing bad actors," he said in an interview with CNBC Asia. "We're seeing a bit of a sweep right now," he said.
Really fu**face? Who exactly have you been "crushing"?
How exactly are you "regulating" bitcoin when I can still buy and sell them without using any ID? When I can still buy and sell whatever I want with them over Silk Road?
WHY ARE YOU STILL LIVING IN THE US YOU PEACE OF SHIT!
If you do not agree with your governments laws you should just leave...
As for Peter Vessenes, if you actually followed the space, you know that he will put comments out there... Where a lot of people are.... Not sure how to interpret, and for some exactly the opposite of what they believe.
Fact is, that in order to go main-stream, you need main-stream media coverage, and you only get that if you are "Crushing Bad Actors" aka people who do not follow regulatory rules.
If you disagree with him and never supported the bitcoin foundation, though luck, its a free country and everybody can say what they want.
if you did support the bitcoin foundation and disagree with him, you should make sure someone else gets his spot at next elections. (highly recommended imo)
Spamming here on the forums will get you 0 response, and thus one of the above two options would be your best bet to change anything. (IMO, I know I wouldn't read a thread starting with "My Name: You're a fuckface" unless I was in a non-serious mood, and in for a great laugh. Then I would reply and just make fun of you (like I am now))
.In all seriousness any business worth anything in this community will have to comply with regulations at some point or another.
I do agree that Peters language is a bit unsettling in these interviews.
From http://www.cnbc.com/id/100774151:
Really fu**face? Who exactly have you been "crushing"?
How exactly are you "regulating" bitcoin when I can still buy and sell them without using any ID? When I can still buy and sell whatever I want with them over Silk Road?
Ok, I'm just gonna expect that your a noob liberalist (no offense to other real liberalists)Quote
But Peter Vessenes, chairman and executive director of the Bitcoin Foundation, was unfazed by the Liberty Reserve crackdown.
"The U.S. put out guidance recently through the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and we've been following up on that guidance and crushing bad actors," he said in an interview with CNBC Asia. "We're seeing a bit of a sweep right now," he said.
"The U.S. put out guidance recently through the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and we've been following up on that guidance and crushing bad actors," he said in an interview with CNBC Asia. "We're seeing a bit of a sweep right now," he said.
Really fu**face? Who exactly have you been "crushing"?
How exactly are you "regulating" bitcoin when I can still buy and sell them without using any ID? When I can still buy and sell whatever I want with them over Silk Road?
WHY ARE YOU STILL LIVING IN THE US YOU PEACE OF SHIT!
If you do not agree with your governments laws you should just leave...
As for Peter Vessenes, if you actually followed the space, you know that he will put comments out there... Where a lot of people are.... Not sure how to interpret, and for some exactly the opposite of what they believe.
Fact is, that in order to go main-stream, you need main-stream media coverage, and you only get that if you are "Crushing Bad Actors" aka people who do not follow regulatory rules.
If you disagree with him and never supported the bitcoin foundation, though luck, its a free country and everybody can say what they want.
if you did support the bitcoin foundation and disagree with him, you should make sure someone else gets his spot at next elections. (highly recommended imo)
Spamming here on the forums will get you 0 response, and thus one of the above two options would be your best bet to change anything. (IMO, I know I wouldn't read a thread starting with "My Name: You're a fuckface" unless I was in a non-serious mood, and in for a great laugh. Then I would reply and just make fun of you (like I am now))
What exactly are you trying to accomplish by pointing this out?
I gather that you don't like Vessenes, but beyond that: Point == Missed.
I gather that you don't like Vessenes, but beyond that: Point == Missed.
I wasn't making a point to you. This post is directed at Peter. I'd like him to explain who exactly he is "crushing".
crushing fiat transmitters that claim to be legit and trustworthy with our FIAT. then later found out they are not legit fiat transmitters.
its all about fiat..... meanwhile bitcoin remains unaffected.
if you think that bitcoin has been affected then you do not know bitcoin. please learn the non-exchange methods of obtaining bitcoin. the true, original way it was supposed to be dispursed.
hint peer-to-peer (localbitcoin / irc-otc) style
wtf?
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"As a consumer, I stay away from companies that have questionable know-your-customer policies," he said. "They're suspiciously light on how much information they want about you."
I guess this moron has never shopped at a grocery store, since they don't require ID. This guy is a frickin dipshit of epic proportions.
I propose someone start a new foundation for people who aren't fascist fu**wads.
wtf?
Quote
"As a consumer, I stay away from companies that have questionable know-your-customer policies," he said. "They're suspiciously light on how much information they want about you."
What exactly are you trying to accomplish by pointing this out?
I gather that you don't like Vessenes, but beyond that: Point == Missed.
I gather that you don't like Vessenes, but beyond that: Point == Missed.
I wasn't making a point to you. This post is directed at Peter. I'd like him to explain who exactly he is "crushing".
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@vessenes, CEO of CoinLab
@corzine of the bitcoin world?
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How exactly are you "regulating" bitcoin when I can still buy and sell them without using any ID? When I can still buy and sell whatever I want with them over Silk Road?
What exactly are you trying to accomplish by pointing this out?
I gather that you don't like Vessenes, but beyond that: Point == Missed.
I'm glad I never donated to Bitcoin Foundation.
From http://www.cnbc.com/id/100774151:
To Peter:
Really fu**face? Who exactly have you been "crushing"?
How exactly are you "regulating" bitcoin when I can still buy and sell them without using any ID? When I can still buy and sell whatever I want with them over Silk Road?
To everyone else:
You have to ask, "What is CNBC and Peter trying to accomplish with this bit of propaganda?"
To someone who is low-tech and new to bitcoin, this would easily convince them that Peter is the head of bitcoin, and that he is making it a regulated currency.
Now you may realize that Peter is just a self appointed nitwit of a rather meaningless organization, but the average dumb american does not. The banks' strategy is to create a regulated sphere of bitcoin usage, and use their media to spin it like they are cracking down on everyone else. Sort of like shutting down Napster, and creating itunes. Thing is, that hasn't stopped anyone from downloading free music, and I doubt Peter and his band of assclowns will do any better with bitcoin - even with all the help in the world from the mainstream zionist media.
http://youtu.be/KbjQ1PeAbeg
Quote
But Peter Vessenes, chairman and executive director of the Bitcoin Foundation, was unfazed by the Liberty Reserve crackdown.
"The U.S. put out guidance recently through the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and we've been following up on that guidance and crushing bad actors," he said in an interview with CNBC Asia. "We're seeing a bit of a sweep right now," he said.
"The U.S. put out guidance recently through the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and we've been following up on that guidance and crushing bad actors," he said in an interview with CNBC Asia. "We're seeing a bit of a sweep right now," he said.
To Peter:
Really fu**face? Who exactly have you been "crushing"?
How exactly are you "regulating" bitcoin when I can still buy and sell them without using any ID? When I can still buy and sell whatever I want with them over Silk Road?
To everyone else:
You have to ask, "What is CNBC and Peter trying to accomplish with this bit of propaganda?"
To someone who is low-tech and new to bitcoin, this would easily convince them that Peter is the head of bitcoin, and that he is making it a regulated currency.
Now you may realize that Peter is just a self appointed nitwit of a rather meaningless organization, but the average dumb american does not. The banks' strategy is to create a regulated sphere of bitcoin usage, and use their media to spin it like they are cracking down on everyone else. Sort of like shutting down Napster, and creating itunes. Thing is, that hasn't stopped anyone from downloading free music, and I doubt Peter and his band of assclowns will do any better with bitcoin - even with all the help in the world from the mainstream zionist media.
http://youtu.be/KbjQ1PeAbeg
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