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Topic: Tel Aviv Court Forces Bank to Accept Funds From Sale of Bitcoin (Read 133 times)

legendary
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Hey there,

Good job finding a good topic for discussion. Something with substance and real news. I would encourage you to move this thread to the bitcoin discussion thread.

I would also encourage you to try and write something in your own words. All you did was copy the bold section at the top, then paste it here with a source. You really haven't contributed anything other than acting as a notification of news.


You can select move to in the bottom left hand side of the screen, at the bottom of the thread.


For my on topic portion,

I'm glad to see the courts around the world being Bitcoin friendly especially when people can prove the legitimacy of their fundings. I know banks and regulators around the world have differing opinions and often flip flop back and forth. Mind you this really only applies when you need to convert to FIAT which for most of us is a must.
jr. member
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Merit: 1
Here the NEWS The Israeli banking system keeps mounting challenges for bitcoin users, be they exchanges, miners or just traders, and keeps getting slapped for it by the courts. The latest example comes from Tel Aviv where a bank tried to deny incoming transfers from an exchange.
https://news.bitcoin.com/tel-aviv-court-forces-bank-to-accept-funds-from-sale-of-bitcoin/?utm_source=OneSignal%20Push&utm_medium=notification&utm_campaign=Push%20Notifications
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