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Quote from: knightcoin on February 09, 2014, 01:08:06 PM

Quote from: masterluc on February 09, 2014, 01:04:55 PM

"If any company that decides to accept Bitcoins as a means of payment against its leaders can initiate criminal proceedings under Art. 174 of the Criminal Code ("Legalization of money or other property acquired by other persons in a criminal way." - RBC daily) », - said the source. Will collect information FSB and the Interior Ministry.

http://rbcdaily.ru/finance/562949990487034

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Quote from: masterluc on February 09, 2014, 01:04:55 PM

"If any company that decides to accept Bitcoins as a means of payment against its leaders can initiate criminal proceedings under Art. 174 of the Criminal Code ("Legalization of money or other property acquired by other persons in a criminal way." - RBC daily) », - said the source. Will collect information FSB and the Interior Ministry.

http://rbcdaily.ru/finance/562949990487034

The keyword here is "can". The same, and under the same law, applies to payments in $, £, € or any other currency.

Though everybody does it, if you travel to, say, Sochi, and pay someone there in dollars for a used car, the recipient can come under scrutiny for money laundering.

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Quote from: oda.krell on February 10, 2014, 07:24:32 AM

Good thing then that there's the good ole U S of A that needs to buy those natural resources like a "real industrialized economy" in order to run that fleet of mobility scooters to move around their population of morbidly obese people inside Walmart, huh ^__^

Damn, he must have hit a nerve eh?

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Quote from: billyjoeallen on February 09, 2014, 01:20:40 PM

It's amazing how the Rooskies keep trying to re-lose a cold war they already lost. Held up our Olympic team's yogurt at customs. Country run by a short bald guy who plays Karate and rides horses bare-chested. Their whole economy is based off of selling their natural resources to real industrialized economies. And that's the improved Russia!

Cold war? The question of who truly lost it will be answered in a few hundred of years. As for now, Russia has managed to cut back its military spendings, while US bloats them; Russia is not invading anyone, while US is doing it non-stop, trying to ignite WW3 and maintaining its title of the Evil Empire.

Your comment is a manifestation of a certain type of a blindfolded and brainwashed Western/US mindset, which longs for the days of the cold war. Hopefully you are not in the majority.

You are sadly right that selling of natural resources had become the main source of income, mainly because of the politicians since Yeltsin's times, who sold their soul to the Western transnats, WTO and money cartels, as well as to a group of money-loving oligarchs who are as Russian as Obama is Irish.

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Quote from: billyjoeallen on February 09, 2014, 01:20:40 PM

It's amazing how the Rooskies keep trying to re-lose a cold war they already lost. Held up our Olympic team's yogurt at customs. Country run by a short bald guy who plays Karate and rides horses bare-chested. Their whole economy is based off of selling their natural resources to real industrialized economies. And that's the improved Russia!

Good thing then that there's the good ole U S of A that needs to buy those natural resources like a "real industrialized economy" in order to run that fleet of mobility scooters to move around their population of morbidly obese people inside Walmart, huh ^__^

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It's amazing how the Rooskies keep trying to re-lose a cold war they already lost. Held up our Olympic team's yogurt at customs. Country run by a short bald guy who plays Karate and rides horses bare-chested. Their whole economy is based off of selling their natural resources to real industrialized economies. And that's the improved Russia!

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War has been started. Belarus and Kazakhstan and probably Ukraine will follow.

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Quote from: masterluc on February 09, 2014, 01:04:55 PM

"If any company that decides to accept Bitcoins as a means of payment against its leaders can initiate criminal proceedings under Art. 174 of the Criminal Code ("Legalization of money or other property acquired by other persons in a criminal way." - RBC daily) », - said the source. Will collect information FSB and the Interior Ministry.

http://rbcdaily.ru/finance/562949990487034

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"If any company that decides to accept Bitcoins as a means of payment against its leaders can initiate criminal proceedings under Art. 174 of the Criminal Code ("Legalization of money or other property acquired by other persons in a criminal way." - RBC daily) », - said the source. Will collect information FSB and the Interior Ministry.

http://rbcdaily.ru/finance/562949990487034

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Sounds like good news

Especially this part:

"Certain distribution received anonymous payment systems and kriptovalyuty, including the most famous of them - Bitcoin are money substitutes and can not be used by individuals and legal entities."

EDIT: http://kommersant.ru/doc/2401035

"..therefore, the money can not be used by citizens and organizations of the Russian Federation."

masterluc

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And this is not fake.

General Prosecutor's Office meeting regarding virtual currencies.

http://www.genproc.gov.ru/smi/news/genproc/news-86432/

TL;DR: Following the meeting, outlining specific joint actions of the Bank of Russia and law enforcement to prevent possible violations in the sphere of money circulation in Russia, a number of specific solutions aimed at preventing violations of property rights of citizens and organizations associated with the use crypto currencies (yes! crypto!) . Taking into account international experience identified further areas of work on the legal regulation of this sector.

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Yes, already removed. Thanks to god this was fake ))

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Fake. "For the attention of mass media! Prosecutor's office site is hacked and information about investigation against internet sites posted here is contrary to fact".
But i'm transfering most of my btc remaining here to some other exchange, anyway

masterluc

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Oh boy...

Police starts criminal development against btce and metabank.

http://volgoproc.ru/newversion/cgi-bin/run.pl?mod=news.mod&dirmod=mod&func=view&id=2331

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Russia central bank bans Bitcoin

A Bank has got the power to ban something, is the Bank above the Law?

All over the world, it certainly looks so.

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Russia central bank bans Bitcoin

A Bank has got the power to ban something, is the Bank above the Law?

They didn't ban Bitcoin, they just pointed out already existing laws against money laundering and issuing surrogate currency and tried to scare the public away from Bitcoin making some sort of threatening statement. Nothing new or special about it really, this is exactly the reaction everyone should expect from Central Banks all over the world, not just Russia.

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Russia central bank bans Bitcoin

A Bank has got the power to ban something, is the Bank above the Law?

they control governments by controlling the money, so yes they're above the law - they probably even drafted a lot of them.

Amsel (Amschel) Bauer Mayer Rothschild, 1838:
"Let me issue and control a Nation's money and I care not who makes its laws".

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Hahaha, I see... Masterluc is back in his I-want-to-rebuy-cheaper troll phase. Good luck Cheesy

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Quote from: wobber on January 27, 2014, 08:38:21 PM

Quote from: sraosha on January 27, 2014, 08:35:16 PM

Quote from: masterluc on January 27, 2014, 12:50:00 PM

In short: Central Bank of Russia prohibits any (really any) usage of Bitcoin and will treat it as criminal activity and terrorism support.

Bank of Russia is just another Central Bank llluminati style like all the Rothchild Central Banks around the world - except in Iran, N-Korea, Syria, Libya, Iraq, … oops, cancel the last two.

No particular news here. Another head of the same beast.

How do we know Bitcoin is not an illuminati project, a wolf dressed as sheep?

Because it's open source. It doesn't matter who created it if the code and the economics are sound.

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Central Bank is pretty conservative in Russia and this statement looks quite logical to me.

Potentially, they may allow operations in bitcoins after the majority of the world accepts it (1), and (2) after internal security agencies (NSA type) are OK with it.

They will not be in avangarde of BTC movement as little countries like Singapore, Denmark.. who else is there

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