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December 20, 2016, 03:30:48 PM
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December 20, 2016, 03:24:37 PM
New kind of bullish news, thank my dear brother Bitebits. Keep it rollin' buddy
December 20, 2016, 03:18:28 PM
First German fund manager (Acatis, 5 bn assets under management) adds Bitcoin to his portfolio. Started to add a € 2.5 mln position to his balanced fund resulting in a Top 10 position. As vehicle he uses the Bitcoin Tracker ETN.
News URL : https://bitcoinblog.de/2016/12/09/es-beginnt-globaler-misch-fonds-von-acatis-nimmt-bitcoin-ins-portfolio-auf/
December 20, 2016, 03:17:35 PM
December 20, 2016, 03:14:04 PM
Francis Pouliot, director of The Bitcoin Embassy, on revolutionizing the way financial transactions are done
News URL : http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/834398787597
News URL : http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/834398787597
Damn I get bullish from your thread, keep up the work please Fakhoury! Bitcoin, because of it's one and only immutable blockchain, is a very powerful tool.
Not being able to change history is very scary at first for many governments, companies and even ordinary people. It is something they are not used to, haven't grown up with. Being able to change history is convenient.
However the generations that are now growing up with the internet already know whatever they do and put out there, is hard to undo and accessible for anyone. An immutable multi purpose decentralized open ledger is not so scary to them anymore and hopefully more easily embraced. I truly believe for a better world.
Building private blockchains is like building an intranet. Worthless.
I'm glad that I've changed your sentiment my new bullish friend, Bitebits.
I promise, whenever I can keep the thread rolling, I will always will.
For what you've said, you are 100% correct, but keep in mind that this won't be easy walk in the park style of evolution, this will be a kind of a nightmare of the governments.
I'm also expecting various kinds of battles from governments, whether regulatory or divide and conquer attempts or otherwise, and maybe it will be too late for governments to really discontinue the technology, but they may be able to make the lives of some bitcoiners miserable by various forms of prosecution and/or persecution.
Francis Pouliot, director of The Bitcoin Embassy, on revolutionizing the way financial transactions are done
News URL : http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/834398787597
News URL : http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/834398787597
Damn I get bullish from your thread, keep up the work please Fakhoury! Bitcoin, because of it's one and only immutable blockchain, is a very powerful tool.
Not being able to change history is very scary at first for many governments, companies and even ordinary people. It is something they are not used to, haven't grown up with. Being able to change history is convenient.
However the generations that are now growing up with the internet already know whatever they do and put out there, is hard to undo and accessible for anyone. An immutable multi purpose decentralized open ledger is not so scary to them anymore and hopefully more easily embraced. I truly believe for a better world.
Building private blockchains is like building an intranet. Worthless.
I'm glad that I've changed your sentiment my new bullish friend, Bitebits.
I promise, whenever I can keep the thread rolling, I will always will.
For what you've said, you are 100% correct, but keep in mind that this won't be easy walk in the park style of evolution, this will be a kind of a nightmare of the governments.
I'm also expecting various kinds of battles from governments, whether regulatory or divide and conquer attempts or otherwise, and maybe it will be too late for governments to really discontinue the technology, but they may be able to make the lives of some bitcoiners miserable by various forms of prosecution and/or persecution.
I'm quite sure this will happen my dear JJG and wchoc5525, but I'm quite sure of our winning
2 years ago: Congressman Mick Mulvaney lead a bi-partisan caucus to help educate congressmen on Bitcoin, and "vowed to fight any policy that restricted the adoption and growth of using the technology." Today: Trump appoints Mulvaney to his cabinet as head of the Office of Management and Budget.
https://mulvaney.house.gov/media-center/articles-op-eds/sc-republican-among-founders-congressional-bitcoin-caucus
https://mulvaney.house.gov/media-center/articles-op-eds/sc-republican-among-founders-congressional-bitcoin-caucus
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Mulvaney and Polis also are working with the Coin Center, a Washington-based nonprofit that focuses on digital currency technology, to help Congress understand how it all works. "For the past two years we have worked with Representatives Mulvaney and Polis to educate their colleagues through briefings and other events, and the new Congressional Blockchain Caucus will be a wonderful new platform to continue these efforts," said Jerry Brito, executive director of Coin Center. "Their forward-thinking leadership on blockchain technology in Congress is unmatched."
This is one of the bullish news I wanted to post, thanks a river my dear brother Denker.
December 20, 2016, 03:11:16 PM
Sorry guys for being away since yesterday, within few hours I will update the thread with really outstanding bullish news, some of which we've always dreamed of.
Stay tuned
Stay tuned
Can't wait
Perhaps, something related to certain hedge fund?Yup
December 20, 2016, 10:57:53 AM
Sorry guys for being away since yesterday, within few hours I will update the thread with really outstanding bullish news, some of which we've always dreamed of.
Stay tuned
Stay tuned
Can't wait
Perhaps, something related to certain hedge fund? December 20, 2016, 10:23:53 AM
Sorry guys for being away since yesterday, within few hours I will update the thread with really outstanding bullish news, some of which we've always dreamed of.
Stay tuned
Stay tuned
December 20, 2016, 07:34:33 AM
2 years ago: Congressman Mick Mulvaney lead a bi-partisan caucus to help educate congressmen on Bitcoin, and "vowed to fight any policy that restricted the adoption and growth of using the technology." Today: Trump appoints Mulvaney to his cabinet as head of the Office of Management and Budget.
https://mulvaney.house.gov/media-center/articles-op-eds/sc-republican-among-founders-congressional-bitcoin-caucus
https://mulvaney.house.gov/media-center/articles-op-eds/sc-republican-among-founders-congressional-bitcoin-caucus
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Mulvaney and Polis also are working with the Coin Center, a Washington-based nonprofit that focuses on digital currency technology, to help Congress understand how it all works. "For the past two years we have worked with Representatives Mulvaney and Polis to educate their colleagues through briefings and other events, and the new Congressional Blockchain Caucus will be a wonderful new platform to continue these efforts," said Jerry Brito, executive director of Coin Center. "Their forward-thinking leadership on blockchain technology in Congress is unmatched."
December 18, 2016, 09:05:01 PM
Francis Pouliot, director of The Bitcoin Embassy, on revolutionizing the way financial transactions are done
News URL : http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/834398787597
News URL : http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/834398787597
Damn I get bullish from your thread, keep up the work please Fakhoury! Bitcoin, because of it's one and only immutable blockchain, is a very powerful tool.
Not being able to change history is very scary at first for many governments, companies and even ordinary people. It is something they are not used to, haven't grown up with. Being able to change history is convenient.
However the generations that are now growing up with the internet already know whatever they do and put out there, is hard to undo and accessible for anyone. An immutable multi purpose decentralized open ledger is not so scary to them anymore and hopefully more easily embraced. I truly believe for a better world.
Building private blockchains is like building an intranet. Worthless.
I'm glad that I've changed your sentiment my new bullish friend, Bitebits.
I promise, whenever I can keep the thread rolling, I will always will.
For what you've said, you are 100% correct, but keep in mind that this won't be easy walk in the park style of evolution, this will be a kind of a nightmare of the governments.
I'm also expecting various kinds of battles from governments, whether regulatory or divide and conquer attempts or otherwise, and maybe it will be too late for governments to really discontinue the technology, but they may be able to make the lives of some bitcoiners miserable by various forms of prosecution and/or persecution.
December 18, 2016, 06:03:47 PM
Francis Pouliot, director of The Bitcoin Embassy, on revolutionizing the way financial transactions are done
News URL : http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/834398787597
News URL : http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/834398787597
Damn I get bullish from your thread, keep up the work please Fakhoury! Bitcoin, because of it's one and only immutable blockchain, is a very powerful tool.
Not being able to change history is very scary at first for many governments, companies and even ordinary people. It is something they are not used to, haven't grown up with. Being able to change history is convenient.
However the generations that are now growing up with the internet already know whatever they do and put out there, is hard to undo and accessible for anyone. An immutable multi purpose decentralized open ledger is not so scary to them anymore and hopefully more easily embraced. I truly believe for a better world.
Building private blockchains is like building an intranet. Worthless.
I'm glad that I've changed your sentiment my new bullish friend, Bitebits.
I promise, whenever I can keep the thread rolling, I will always will.
For what you've said, you are 100% correct, but keep in mind that this won't be easy walk in the park style of evolution, this will be a kind of a nightmare of the governments.
December 18, 2016, 05:21:36 PM
Francis Pouliot, director of The Bitcoin Embassy, on revolutionizing the way financial transactions are done
News URL : http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/834398787597
News URL : http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/834398787597
Damn I get bullish from your thread, keep up the work please Fakhoury! Bitcoin, because of it's one and only immutable blockchain, is a very powerful tool.
Not being able to change history is very scary at first for many governments, companies and even ordinary people. It is something they are not used to, haven't grown up with. Being able to change history is convenient.
However the generations that are now growing up with the internet already know whatever they do and put out there, is hard to undo and accessible for anyone. An immutable multi purpose decentralized open ledger is not so scary to them anymore and hopefully more easily embraced. I truly believe for a better world.
Building private blockchains is like building an intranet. Worthless.
December 18, 2016, 04:57:22 PM
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