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Topic: SR is down, but do other sites like btcList.com ... (Read 821 times)

b!z
legendary
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valid point.

but would trading in bitcoins be considered breaking the law?

You should be registered with the relevant authorities to avoid any legal issues.
newbie
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Merit: 0
SR is down, but do other sites like btcList.com stand to benefit?

Now that a market share leader has been removed from the active pool, there is opportunity to serve a need many people may have.

What precautions do you think, should trading/market site operators take to protect themselves and their customers?

Not to post on Bitcointalk about it lmao.  That's exactly how DPR (ex-owner of Silk Road) got caught.
sr. member
Activity: 261
Merit: 250
Interesting.....
valid point.

but would trading in bitcoins be considered breaking the law?
Vod
legendary
Activity: 3668
Merit: 3010
Licking my boob since 1970
SR is down, but do other sites like btcList.com stand to benefit?

Now that a market share leader has been removed from the active pool, there is opportunity to serve a need many people may have.

What precautions do you think, should trading/market site operators take to protect themselves and their customers?

Not do anything that breaks laws.
sr. member
Activity: 261
Merit: 250
Interesting.....
SR is down, but do other sites like btcList.com stand to benefit?

Now that a market share leader has been removed from the active pool, there is opportunity to serve a need many people may have.

What precautions do you think, should trading/market site operators take to protect themselves and their customers?
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