Regarding Mike and the Casascius coins, Mike just chose not to get the licensing. (Which is proving great for those who already have his coins as the price has of course shot up. But bad for newcomers).
Titan has the licensing and they have also raised prices A LOT. Go figure. I do think Mike will get the licensing, at least in some states as he was doing just too well imo.
SEC stopping BTC? LOL, please, this isn't just about America, much less regulations...
Topic: The SEC Shows Why Bitcoin is Doomed. - page 6. (Read 9186 times)
Someday food will need to be purchased in the black market. 
I think gasoline will be first.
thats from the Aug 8, 2013.
also:
yes, its a high risk investement if you see it like this. you probably lose all money.
also:
yes, its a high risk investement if you see it like this. you probably lose all money.
Yeah, I know how old it is but things have happened like attempting to put Casascius Coins out of production with threats. The government knows how expensive it is to be in a financial services business. So the info might be even more relevant today.
Their are plenty of high risk investments. Most aren't teetering on being illegal.
thats from the Aug 8, 2013.
also:
in my opinion not a special article.
yes, its a high risk investement if you see it like this. you probably lose all money. you should sell when you dont believe in it.
also:
in my opinion not a special article.
yes, its a high risk investement if you see it like this. you probably lose all money. you should sell when you dont believe in it.
I just read this Timothy Lavin Bloomberg story and wondered if it's been discussed yet. I can't seem to find anything on it. If it has please direct me to the thread. The comments at the bottom are as interesting as the article. He raises some interesting points considering all the recent action from government agencies lately (like Mike Caldwell's recent letter forcing him to close up shop). Will governments simply regulate Bitcoin to death like so many good ideas of the past? Will business competition cease to make Bitcoin a worthwhile alternative? Is this just another naysayer that is missing the "point" of Bitcoin? Is the "point" to provide an outlet for crime or does Bitcoin have a place alongside other payment systems and is simply waiting to claim its market share?
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-08-08/did-the-sec-just-validate-bitcoin-no-.html
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-08-08/did-the-sec-just-validate-bitcoin-no-.html
Jump to: