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So I see someone here has culture. Good for you man, you rock.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4wOpHMN6qY
Topic: US Begins Regulating BitCoin (Read 3144 times)
So I see someone here has culture. Good for you man, you rock.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4wOpHMN6qY
These guidelines have nothing to do with Bitcoin. Bitcoin is not mentioned once. Bitcoin is neither "convertible" nor "virtual", nor does it "substitute for" "real" currencies.
Actually you are quite mistaken about this. Bitcoin is CLEARLY a "value transfer system" which is HEAVILY regulated around the world.
My prediction:
1) mt gox gets shut down
2) btc_e gets shut down
3) bitstamp gets shut down
4) fastcash4bitcoins.com gets shut down
5) coingator.com gets shut down
Unless these exchanges (and all others) immediately cease and desist dealing with Americans I predict they get shut down in the next six months.
People may end up in prison over this issue. Even filing now as an MSB is too late. These sites have ALL broken criminal laws within the USA.
Learn more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/full-picture-on-us-msb-regs-state-and-federal-200443
And "mark my words".
there is a world outside of the USA. and that world has their own laws and rules. americans can travel to those countries and do legal things there (as long as they don't break the rules of their own country) so no offence, what you are saying is just bullshit
Yes, there are places you can have 5 wives...
And execute them for adultery, no offense...
But if you transfer digital currency to Americans or let them gambool...
The US Authorities will hunt you down like dogs (see Full Tilt Poker).
Basically, compared to Ripple...
The Distributed Exchanges batted round here are a joke.
Viceroy is just being realistic...
And I'm adding that Top 10 BTC Exchanges will be Ripple Gateways in 6 months...
Or it's gonna be the Dark Ages for Bitcoin.
Until further notice the implication that the OP led anyone to any malware site is FUD.
Oh no! I wonder if they'll shut down Mt. Gox's Dwolla account in the next couple months! I guess we'll find out! 
And hopefully they don't start taxing the sovereign citizens of these united states. And have you heard about industrialization, it could end slavery.
What kind of malware there was on op's original link? I clicked on it unfortunately.
Agreed, is there some indication of malware at the alleged site location?
I second the scammer tag. The altered link for "zerohedges" is a malware site.
Is it?
Please give more details, as stated earlier I dumbly clicked on OP's original link, before it was edited by the mods.
What kind of malware there was on op's original link? I clicked on it unfortunately.
Agreed, is there some indication of malware at the alleged site location?
I second the scammer tag. The altered link for "zerohedges" is a malware site.
Is it?
Source:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-03-21/us-begins-regulating-bitcoin-will-consider-virtual-transactions-money-laundering
MOD EDIT:
Changed link so the URL is the same as what the link shows.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-03-21/us-begins-regulating-bitcoin-will-consider-virtual-transactions-money-laundering
MOD EDIT:
Changed link so the URL is the same as what the link shows.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-03-21/us-begins-regulating-bitcoin-will-consider-virtual-transactions-money-laundering
EDIT Update.
Perhaps it may of been a "TYPO" but it is not a normal typo.....
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-03-21/us-begins-regulating-bitcoin-will-consider-virtual-transactions-money-laundering
http://www.zerohedges.com/news/2013-03-21/us-begins-regulating-bitcoin-will-consider-virtual-transactions-money-laundering
http://www.whoismind.com/whois-error/zerohedges.com.html this is an uncommon error.
http://www.whoismind.com/whois/zerohedge.com.html normal info.
http://www.whoismind.com/ip/199.188.204.177.html
nslookup zerohedges.com gives you 199.188.204.177 ip.
What kind of malware there was on op's original link? I clicked on it unfortunately.
there is a world outside of the USA. and that world has their own laws and rules. americans can travel to those countries and do legal things there (as long as they don't break the rules of their own country) so no offence, what you are saying is just bullshit
ACTUALLY the American banking laws are pretty similar to the Japanese banking laws and the European banking laws with regard to value transfer systems and money laundering so....
this thread should be moved as the title is totally inappropriate and just flat out wrong.
These guidelines have nothing to do with Bitcoin. Bitcoin is not mentioned once. Bitcoin is neither "convertible" nor "virtual", nor does it "substitute for" "real" currencies.
Actually you are quite mistaken about this. Bitcoin is CLEARLY a "value transfer system" which is HEAVILY regulated around the world.
My prediction:
1) mt gox gets shut down
2) btc_e gets shut down
3) bitstamp gets shut down
4) fastcash4bitcoins.com gets shut down
5) coingator.com gets shut down
Unless these exchanges (and all others) immediately cease and desist dealing with Americans I predict they get shut down in the next six months.
People may end up in prison over this issue. Even filing now as an MSB is too late. These sites have ALL broken criminal laws within the USA.
Learn more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/full-picture-on-us-msb-regs-state-and-federal-200443
And "mark my words".
there is a world outside of the USA. and that world has their own laws and rules. americans can travel to those countries and do legal things there (as long as they don't break the rules of their own country) so no offence, what you are saying is just bullshit
Bitcoin is CLEARLY a "value transfer system" which is HEAVILY regulated around the world.
Bitcoin is not (and will not be) regulated whatsoever, by definition. Quote
My prediction:
1) mt gox gets shut down
2) btc_e gets shut down
3) bitstamp gets shut down
4) fastcash4bitcoins.com gets shut down
5) coingator.com gets shut down
You forgot:1) mt gox gets shut down
2) btc_e gets shut down
3) bitstamp gets shut down
4) fastcash4bitcoins.com gets shut down
5) coingator.com gets shut down
0) A fully decentralized anonymous secure global peer2peer exchange system will be realized soon, at which point the current exchanges become pretty much obsolete.
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Unless these exchanges (and all others) immediately cease and desist dealing with Americans I predict they get shut down in the next six months.
Fortunately this does no longer hold with a decentralized P2P exchange infrastructure. There simply is nobody in particular to shut down, just like with Bitcoin itself 
People still seem to think that America somehow rules the world, or their law applies everywhere. No sir, information rules the world, and the US (together with other goverments) are rapidly losing their grip. As much as they'd want to, there is no putting the genie back in the bottle
I do not think the op is a scammer... I think it was a typo. stop the fud please.
He copied and pasted the URL into the thread, then removed a letter "s" making the text into the address of a respected financial website. How can that be a typo? Get real. 
I do not think the op is a scammer... I think it was a typo. stop the fud please.
Very unlikely, to make a link different you have to put effort in. Odds are OP was trying to scam.
Here's how to create a legit link:
Code:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-03-21/us-begins-regulating-bitcoin-will-consider-virtual-transactions-money-laundering
Here's what OP did:
Code:
[url=http://www.zerohedges.com/news/2013-03-21/us-begins-regulating-bitcoin-will-consider-virtual-transactions-money-laundering]http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-03-21/us-begins-regulating-bitcoin-will-consider-virtual-transactions-money-laundering[/url]
Notice how inside the tags there's the scam link.
I do not think the op is a scammer... I think it was a typo. stop the fud please.
Quote from: ChicagoBob
Youve altered the link so that it looks like its going to the well known financial site Zerohedge.com, but your link actually goes to Zerohedges.com
You should get a scammer tag for that, IMO.
Yep. I also think any site that doesn't AT LEAST reserve the non-plural name of their domain (or vice versa) is just asking for it..
I second the scammer tag. The altered link for "zerohedges" is a malware site.
Quote from: ChicagoBob
Youve altered the link so that it looks like its going to the well known financial site Zerohedge.com, but your link actually goes to Zerohedges.com
You should get a scammer tag for that, IMO.
These guidelines have nothing to do with Bitcoin. Bitcoin is not mentioned once. Bitcoin is neither "convertible" nor "virtual", nor does it "substitute for" "real" currencies.
Actually you are quite mistaken about this. Bitcoin is CLEARLY a "value transfer system" which is HEAVILY regulated around the world.
My prediction:
1) mt gox gets shut down
2) btc_e gets shut down
3) bitstamp gets shut down
4) fastcash4bitcoins.com gets shut down
5) coingator.com gets shut down
Unless these exchanges (and all others) immediately cease and desist dealing with Americans I predict they get shut down in the next six months.
People may end up in prison over this issue. Even filing now as an MSB is too late. These sites have ALL broken criminal laws within the USA.
Learn more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/full-picture-on-us-msb-regs-state-and-federal-200443
And "mark my words".
This story? Again?
OP, please change the title of your posting to something else more accurate.
OP, please change the title of your posting to something else more accurate.
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