Topic: Support bitcoin adoption in Mongolia - page 3. (Read 5194 times)

If no one is asking for payments other than in tugric, why You thik that is useful?

I didn't hoard, I enjoyed the idea that no bank, borderless, hassle-free payment system and spent them all to experience
that idea when it was very cheap. I didn't understand blockchain and its capabilites at first.

For service and product things, You'll see soon

So, in 5 Years You have no need to use BTC, and notthing happend to You.



Right idea, they need VPS servers.

Tell better, how is possible become services or products in Ulan Bator today, spending some electronic money?

But my primary goal is more than just support business affairs.
If I'm not wrong Bitcoin and Blockchain can provide us more democracy in many sectors.
I have to be like entrepreneur to get succeed, not to threat sharks and start battle.

Are you complaining about Mongolians should offer something valuable in exchange of Bitcoin?, I promise we will figure it out.
or you're worried because Mongolians gonna hoard your precious Bitcoin and HODL?

And you didn't consider that we can buy our own services in cryptocurrency.
I used to spend bitcoin to buy VPS servers in germany 5 years ago.  
so I can buy Mongolian hosting services or order tickets accepting cryptocurrency.
It's my plan to support businesses to accept cryptocurrency.

I wrote this in first post

Considering Europeans, and what happened to Assange, he should have bought a box of them.

Live show cam2cam for free.
Do You understand what it mean?

I think mongolian camgirls are awaiable, at least with kazakh language.

It's fun to see You talking about some "adoption of BTC in Mongolia", at the moment when no one is interested in buying services in BTC.
All the shit is running in the adoption of some exchanger payment system and nothing more.

Grass has been cut by our 61 million livestocks.  Number of grasscutters growing steadily each year.

@VKcam
Depends on what do you want.
Do you want worldwide crypto adoption? Do you want crypto safe-haven country? Do you want to help others?
or Do you want to make money by selling hot camgirl videos to Mongolians but looks poor customers?  
if you think Mongolia is poor, some global sharks disagrees.

Theymos had an interest in upgrading the forum with a pretty much from-scratch implementation early on.  Most likely a result of finding that he had half a million or so (in USD terms) to spend on it and the LAMP stack site was being hacked or hijacked every fortnight or so.  He did do at least some non-trivial work on it I believe, but much such things are not very obvious.

My information is mostly just foggy recollection from years ago on the meta section, and I was never a close follower of this stuff.  Assuming he didn't spend it all, the $0.5M is likely a much bigger number by this time.

For history buffs, this site started out as a part of the BitCoin dot Org Forum and was initially set up by a guy who went by Sirus (iirc.)  The guy was WAY early in Bitcoin but seemingly of marginal technical ability.  After one of the hijacks he handed it over to Theymos (or Thermos as I prefer to call him )  Theymos was himself a very early bitcoiner and with some technical skill.  Sirus claims to have taken his early-adopter proceeds from Bitcoin and bought himself a condo (somewhere in Europe) and washed his hands of things.

Has that grass been cut? Or eaten by animals? Or is it something other than grass?

What You need from there?

I've always believed that the popularity with Bitcoin always depends on the users themselves. Only we can increasingly spread its use in the world, transferring knowledge to one another. I think that Asian countries, such as Mongolia, can actually improve their well-being thanks to the crypto currency.

Are You thinking, that someone will start buying goods for BTC in Mongolia?

Sounds great! Thanks for your help and alliance.
These projects will need and involve many people around the globe no matter what is their country.
PM sent

Yes, It looks raw. But I will improve it step by step.
I had no time to translate it entirely because I lost whole day debugging and configuring it.
For language issues, My local folks adapted to foreign language, if you walk on Ulaanbaatar's street you will see many banners and names written by English. And 1 million Mongolians were using Facebook's English version until 2014. So I thought they're ok with it for a while.
Sure thing is I will finish site's translation for respect of my mother language.! and I'm not forgetting beloved open sourcism, I will pay respect for it.
Thanks for your advice though.

Just to be clear, you are offering that person a paid service if they give you money, or you are wanting to help that project get started and are not asking for any money?

I like what you are doing.

PM me know, if you need any media support or connections in US, Canada, China, CIS and EU - we can help you both with publications, political networking and business connections.

A comment on format.

If you go through coin websites you will see a lot of coins that have their own forums, bulletin boards, and other sites that have forums on coins. You will notice that very few of them are successful, very few have many visitors.

One that has had good traffic from the start is bitcointalk, this forum. So from the outset you know they did something right, and you might look at their site, this site, and start by using a similar format, then modify it based on what you think is an improvement. You copied the favicon from this site, which most people would say was not a good idea since favicons are usually unique to a site, but did not copy what would have been more sensible, the format. Bitcointalk seems to use https://www.simplemachines.org/ which they credit on the top right of each page, free open source. The maker of your forum software is unclear, a person would have to click around and find out.

Also language is a bit clumsily handled if it were a western site. Here it is more common to offer translations of a site, usually a flag on the top right that represents various languages. There is a lot of free software that will do rough translations and many content management systems, like forum software, have language modules to make that easier. Perhaps in Mongolia it is more normal to have multiple languages mixed together, in which case it might be correct what you are doing.   

Update:  First Mongolian Bitcoin community site is live now.    Recruiting lieutenants.

mongolbitcoin.com

Yes, We need some universalism, I agree with that.