Euros should really be EUE - European Union Euros.
I think its important we start with X, but remember x stands for nothing, so dont say it! XAU is gold, not X-gold.
XBT I think is unused, could that work?
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I think most Bitcoin are minted in the sovereign silicon nations of ATI/AMD GPUs. Can we call it ABC? Or is that taken by Sesame Street?
Is there anything registred as IBC? (the I is for Internet)
IBC- BeerCoin
I was thinking it was Beer, but its RootBeer, after a quick google, IBC bank came up first.
Furthermore I don't like the usage of currency symbols anyway since they are applied differently anywhere which only leeds to confusion and misunderstanding in a global community
Exp: USA: $1'000'000.00
EU: 1.000.000,00 €
Exp: USA: $1'000'000.00
EU: 1.000.000,00 €
I'll take it that you are not from the EU, or else you would know that the Euro symbol (€) is always used BEFORE the ammount, like this: €5.000.000,00(five million euros and zero cents)
Hm, funny thing. I don't know in which part of the EU you are, but in Germany the Euro symbol is always behind the numbers.
Actually this constitutes my point - too confusing.
I'm in Portugal, altho i lived for several years in The Netherlands and they use the sign before the amount, like they do in Belgium. Can't speak about other places cause i haven't been there. But i remember when the Euro was introduced in Portugal and they specificaly said that the symbol should laways come before the amount, so i was thinking it would be like that in the whole EU. It seems it isn't after all
Never visited Germany, so i can't tell.
Furthermore I don't like the usage of currency symbols anyway since they are applied differently anywhere which only leeds to confusion and misunderstanding in a global community
Exp: USA: $1'000'000.00
EU: 1.000.000,00 €
Exp: USA: $1'000'000.00
EU: 1.000.000,00 €
I'll take it that you are not from the EU, or else you would know that the Euro symbol (€) is always used BEFORE the ammount, like this: €5.000.000,00(five million euros and zero cents)
Hm, funny thing. I don't know in which part of the EU you are, but in Germany the Euro symbol is always behind the numbers.
Actually this constitutes my point - too confusing.
childish, baseless and imbecile cheap crap post.
Go on....?
I get the feeling that your point is probably obvious to you, but it sure as shit isn't obvious to me what exactly you're getting at.
I think his point belongs to him and him alone.
Better allow him his "precious." *wink wink, nudge nudge*
childish, baseless and imbecile cheap crap post.
Go on....?
I get the feeling that your point is probably obvious to you, but it sure as shit isn't obvious to me what exactly you're getting at.
Is there anything registred as IBC? (the I is for Internet)
...the fuck are you talking about?
More specifically how did you interpret what I said to even think that a response such as yours is even remotely congruent? It wasn't a call to action or anything of that nature, just a snarky comment about how the letters B, T, and C may not even be usable in the future regardless.
More specifically how did you interpret what I said to even think that a response such as yours is even remotely congruent? It wasn't a call to action or anything of that nature, just a snarky comment about how the letters B, T, and C may not even be usable in the future regardless.
if that cocksucker lawyer and shitty countries that allow you to patent someone else's non-physical invention get their way. XCN - The "x" coin or, The "x" cartoon network. I leave that up to user interpretation.
We might be calling them "XCoins" or something anyway if that cocksucker lawyer and shitty countries that allow you to patent someone else's non-physical invention get their way.
I think this guy's reading comprehension is tenuous at best...
Still need a paperworks and money to implement it. Your "we might..." bullshit way ain't gonna do it right. Talk is cheap.
...the fuck are you talking about?
More specifically how did you interpret what I said to even think that a response such as yours is even remotely congruent? It wasn't a call to action or anything of that nature, just a snarky comment about how the letters B, T, and C may not even be usable in the future regardless.
XCN - The "x" coin or, The "x" cartoon network. I leave that up to user interpretation.
We might be calling them "XCoins" or something anyway if that cocksucker lawyer and shitty countries that allow you to patent someone else's non-physical invention get their way.
My vote (if this were a vote and I had any voting power) would be 'XC0' for 'Chain #0'.
Exp: USA: $1'000'000.00
EU: 1.000.000,00 €
Should be $1,000,000.00 for USA. EU: 1.000.000,00 €
did you know that when the baldness drug Rogaine was trademarked, the name was the result of a typo by the secretary who typed and submitted the application? it was supposed to be Regaine. but they had to go with it because of time constraints - and here we are...
language - especially that most current variety of it which leaps up seemingly unannounced - is a funny thing.
the plain fact is, it's BTC. nobody's going to change that any more than you could get people to start calling them 'tissues', instead of kleenexes.
but hey... good luck.
language - especially that most current variety of it which leaps up seemingly unannounced - is a funny thing.
the plain fact is, it's BTC. nobody's going to change that any more than you could get people to start calling them 'tissues', instead of kleenexes.
but hey... good luck.
Furthermore I don't like the usage of currency symbols anyway since they are applied differently anywhere which only leeds to confusion and misunderstanding in a global community
Exp: USA: $1'000'000.00
EU: 1.000.000,00 €
Exp: USA: $1'000'000.00
EU: 1.000.000,00 €
I'll take it that you are not from the EU, or else you would know that the Euro symbol (€) is always used BEFORE the ammount, like this: €5.000.000,00(five million euros and zero cents)
I really really like the idea of XBS. Bold. You have to think of bullshit, but Bitcoin is "Ex-Bullshit!".. no more of that other crap.
XBS - This will work well!
Xchange Bull Shit.
I like it. Fitting.
XBS - This will work well!
XXX coins?
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