Topic: RBI red flags 'Virtual currency' (Read 2050 times)
What is this Bit coin they talk about?
Just remember that the State's backlash against bitcoin has not yet begun. They fight, and they fight dirty.
what I told ya just few weeks ago
now, get your self few good VPNs
now, get your self few good VPNs
They're just scared about the decentralization. They hate what they can't control.
"When people fear the government there is tyranny. When government fears the people there is freedom" -Thomas Jefferson
"When people fear the government there is tyranny. When government fears the people there is freedom" -Thomas Jefferson
Who the hell is the idiot that wrote for the TOI, looks like it does not know what Crypto currency is about , and this is a classic FUD they are trying to engage in. guess the reporter was paid by the bank to write this. money laundering, terror groups, i guess its become a world wide trend for people to use these words for thing they dont like and dont understand.
Get it through your thick head the developer does not issue the crypto currency, nor does he control the supply of the crypto currency. crypto is a decentralized currency, a new technological innovation an movement. there is no central authority controlling crypto .
Get it through your thick head the developer does not issue the crypto currency, nor does he control the supply of the crypto currency. crypto is a decentralized currency, a new technological innovation an movement. there is no central authority controlling crypto .
I know that Indu does the tech review for TOI. But does not look like her writing at all. She knows way more about bTC.
Who the hell is the idiot that wrote for the TOI, looks like it does not know what Crypto currency is about , and this is a classic FUD they are trying to engage in. guess the reporter was paid by the bank to write this. money laundering, terror groups, i guess its become a world wide trend for people to use these words for thing they dont like and dont understand.
Get it through your thick head the developer does not issue the crypto currency, nor does he control the supply of the crypto currency. crypto is a decentralized currency, a new technological innovation an movement. there is no central authority controlling crypto .
Get it through your thick head the developer does not issue the crypto currency, nor does he control the supply of the crypto currency. crypto is a decentralized currency, a new technological innovation an movement. there is no central authority controlling crypto .
This looks more like a statement more than anything else.
Don't think it indicates anything about P2P or decentralization; these are the biggest threats to the current Banking system.
But it is good to see that India inc is taking a look at it on a mildly proactive basis.
Don't think it indicates anything about P2P or decentralization; these are the biggest threats to the current Banking system.
But it is good to see that India inc is taking a look at it on a mildly proactive basis.
Expected Initial Reaction. To things they dont really understand.
India followed US policy i guess, if and when BTC goes mainstream in the US, I expect India to follow suit.
India followed US policy i guess, if and when BTC goes mainstream in the US, I expect India to follow suit.
True. Also, part of the article which talks about "D Sivanandhan" concerns about Bitcoin can be found here: http://www.daijiworld.com/news/news_disp.asp?n_id=170161
Expected Initial Reaction. To things they dont really understand.
India followed US policy i guess, if and when BTC goes mainstream in the US, I expect India to follow suit.
India followed US policy i guess, if and when BTC goes mainstream in the US, I expect India to follow suit.
Report from Times of India: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/RBI-red-flags-virtual-currency/articleshow/20808495.cms
Actual report: http://rbi.org.in/scripts/PublicationReportDetails.aspx?UrlPage=&ID=709 , SEE: Box 3.4: Virtual Currency Schemes
Actual report: http://rbi.org.in/scripts/PublicationReportDetails.aspx?UrlPage=&ID=709 , SEE: Box 3.4: Virtual Currency Schemes
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