Explanation
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 23295. (Read 26709845 times)
January 25, 2015, 03:59:49 AM
January 25, 2015, 03:51:26 AM
I kept telling that this BayAreaCoins, a Huntercoin (aka shitcoin) bagholder, is spreading fake news in order to contribute to a Bitcoin pump.
A: Don't have any Huntercoins atm.
B: http://www.coindesk.com/ingenico-adds-bitcoin-option-to-pos-terminals/
C: Kill yourself
I ain't gonna kill myself. I'm here to help you not get ruined by this pump and dump replaceable currency. You need me more than you think.
Edit: Fuck fonzie!
January 25, 2015, 03:50:18 AM
Is it safe to buy? Is it going up forever now? Please confirm that its not a scam to lure me in.
Looks fucking golden (not even looking at the price)
A: At least three SF Billboards on major roads (Paypal funded.)
B: 22 Million cash registers in Europe to accept BTC (heard it may catch some Bullshit from some of the 122 countries.)
C: Twins new exchange news + a good feeling about the ETF.
D: Strong futures.
Strong buy
Where is this from?
I'm curious too.
I kept telling that this BayAreaCoins, a Huntercoin (aka shitcoin) bagholder, is spreading fake news in order to contribute to a Bitcoin pump.
the news is not fake.
And only bear trolls like you have the illusion that anything that is said here have influence in the price
January 25, 2015, 03:47:07 AM
www.coindesk.com/ingenico-adds-bitcoin-option-to-pos-terminals/
About the companies
Ingenico Group has a commercial presence in more than 125 countries through 80 offices and an extensive network of partners. It boasts 22 million POS terminals installed worldwide and an annual revenue of €1.3bn in 2013.
Paymium notably partnered with online fashion retailer Showroomprive.com to allow it to accept bitcoin payments back in September.
It faces competition in the European market, however. Most significantly, BitPay set up its European HQ in April, in a bid to attract 30,000 merchants in Europe by the end of 2014.
About the companies
Ingenico Group has a commercial presence in more than 125 countries through 80 offices and an extensive network of partners. It boasts 22 million POS terminals installed worldwide and an annual revenue of €1.3bn in 2013.
Paymium notably partnered with online fashion retailer Showroomprive.com to allow it to accept bitcoin payments back in September.
It faces competition in the European market, however. Most significantly, BitPay set up its European HQ in April, in a bid to attract 30,000 merchants in Europe by the end of 2014.
Cool. Thanx for the link.
January 25, 2015, 03:36:23 AM
I kept telling that this BayAreaCoins, a Huntercoin (aka shitcoin) bagholder, is spreading fake news in order to contribute to a Bitcoin pump.
A: Don't have any Huntercoins atm.
B: http://www.coindesk.com/ingenico-adds-bitcoin-option-to-pos-terminals/
C: Kill yourself
January 25, 2015, 03:30:59 AM
Is it safe to buy? Is it going up forever now? Please confirm that its not a scam to lure me in.
Looks fucking golden (not even looking at the price)
A: At least three SF Billboards on major roads (Paypal funded.)
B: 22 Million cash registers in Europe to accept BTC (heard it may catch some Bullshit from some of the 122 countries.)
C: Twins new exchange news + a good feeling about the ETF.
D: Strong futures.
Strong buy
Where is this from?
I'm curious too.
www.coindesk.com/ingenico-adds-bitcoin-option-to-pos-terminals/
About the companies
Ingenico Group has a commercial presence in more than 125 countries through 80 offices and an extensive network of partners. It boasts 22 million POS terminals installed worldwide and an annual revenue of €1.3bn in 2013.
Paymium notably partnered with online fashion retailer Showroomprive.com to allow it to accept bitcoin payments back in September.
It faces competition in the European market, however. Most significantly, BitPay set up its European HQ in April, in a bid to attract 30,000 merchants in Europe by the end of 2014.
January 25, 2015, 03:27:30 AM
Is it safe to buy? Is it going up forever now? Please confirm that its not a scam to lure me in.
Looks fucking golden (not even looking at the price)
A: At least three SF Billboards on major roads (Paypal funded.)
B: 22 Million cash registers in Europe to accept BTC (heard it may catch some Bullshit from some of the 122 countries.)
C: Twins new exchange news + a good feeling about the ETF.
D: Strong futures.
Strong buy
Where is this from?
I'm curious too.
I kept telling that this BayAreaCoins, a Huntercoin (aka shitcoin) bagholder, is spreading fake news in order to contribute to a Bitcoin pump.
Go have a
January 25, 2015, 03:27:22 AM
nice design sr.
Also better when loading pages
January 25, 2015, 03:25:33 AM
Is it safe to buy? Is it going up forever now? Please confirm that its not a scam to lure me in.
Looks fucking golden (not even looking at the price)
A: At least three SF Billboards on major roads (Paypal funded.)
B: 22 Million cash registers in Europe to accept BTC (heard it may catch some Bullshit from some of the 122 countries.)
C: Twins new exchange news + a good feeling about the ETF.
D: Strong futures.
Strong buy
Where is this from?
I'm curious too.
I kept telling that this BayAreaCoins, a Huntercoin (aka shitcoin) bagholder, is spreading fake news in order to contribute to a Bitcoin pump.
January 25, 2015, 03:15:40 AM
Is it safe to buy? Is it going up forever now? Please confirm that its not a scam to lure me in.
Looks fucking golden (not even looking at the price)
A: At least three SF Billboards on major roads (Paypal funded.)
B: 22 Million cash registers in Europe to accept BTC (heard it may catch some Bullshit from some of the 122 countries.)
C: Twins new exchange news + a good feeling about the ETF.
D: Strong futures.
Strong buy
Where is this from?
I'm curious too.
January 25, 2015, 03:07:38 AM
Is it safe to buy? Is it going up forever now? Please confirm that its not a scam to lure me in.
Looks fucking golden (not even looking at the price)
A: At least three SF Billboards on major roads (Paypal funded.)
B: 22 Million cash registers in Europe to accept BTC (heard it may catch some Bullshit from some of the 122 countries.)
C: Twins new exchange news + a good feeling about the ETF.
D: Strong futures.
Strong buy
Where is this from?
January 25, 2015, 02:59:50 AM
January 25, 2015, 02:48:32 AM
*actually, since they did mention that they had a physical office in each country, I was kinda hoping I could take a vacation, arrive and get some local currency for bitcoin without having a local bank account, then transfer back into bitcoin when it's time to go home.
I presume that they will do that too; but that you could get tat service with localbitcoins or ATMs. I understood that the matched trades for remittance were their differential, and they need the offices in each country in order to do that.
January 25, 2015, 02:43:32 AM
It's getting a bit late for me to totally understand that but if I recall correctly, not so long ago, there was a bit of a fuss because someone in country A that was not the USA was transferring money to someone in country B that was also not the USA but for some reason, the money ended up being routed through a country that was the USA and they gobbled it up. That might be something they need to watch for.
If Bitinka works as stated, there is no transfer of ordinary currency across borders. Remitting client X in Peru gives soles to Bitinka-Peru, Bitinka-Peru gives soles in Peru to bitcoin seller Y. Eventually Y's bitcoins end up in the address of a bitcoin buyer Z, who gives pesos in Argentina to Bitinka-Argentina, which gives the pesos to the recipient client W in Argentina.
I think this makes sense.
January 25, 2015, 02:42:58 AM
+1 to the side-by-side format.
Less scrolling, easier to read.
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Quick, somebody market buy 5k coins on Bitstamp.
January 25, 2015, 02:39:55 AM
It's getting a bit late for me to totally understand that but if I recall correctly, not so long ago, there was a bit of a fuss because someone in country A that was not the USA was transferring money to someone in country B that was also not the USA but for some reason, the money ended up being routed through a country that was the USA and they gobbled it up. That might be something they need to watch for.
If Bitinka works as stated, there is no transfer of ordinary currency across borders. Remitting client X in Peru gives soles to Bitinka-Peru, Bitinka-Peru gives soles in Peru to bitcoin seller Y. Eventually Y's bitcoins end up in the address of a bitcoin buyer Z, who gives pesos in Argentina to Bitinka-Argentina, which gives the pesos to the recipient client W in Argentina.
Interesting, though a little confusing or over complicated.
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*actually, since they did mention that they had a physical office in each country, I was kinda hoping I could take a vacation, arrive and get some local currency for bitcoin without having a local bank account, then transfer back into bitcoin when it's time to go home.
January 25, 2015, 02:35:04 AM
Very nice Richy.
Thank you for providing this service. It is appreciated.
January 25, 2015, 02:23:02 AM
The comments following that post are priceless. People's brains are starting to short-circuit from repeating conflicting talking points that they hear in the media. Fascinating actually.
indeed
January 25, 2015, 02:12:58 AM
It's getting a bit late for me to totally understand that but if I recall correctly, not so long ago, there was a bit of a fuss because someone in country A that was not the USA was transferring money to someone in country B that was also not the USA but for some reason, the money ended up being routed through a country that was the USA and they gobbled it up. That might be something they need to watch for.
If Bitinka works as stated, there is no transfer of ordinary currency across borders. Remitting client X in Peru gives soles to Bitinka-Peru, Bitinka-Peru gives soles in Peru to bitcoin seller Y. Eventually Y's bitcoins end up in the address of a bitcoin buyer Z, who gives pesos in Argentina to Bitinka-Argentina, which gives the pesos to the recipient client W in Argentina.
January 25, 2015, 02:11:17 AM
I like it.Edit : The design, not the price of this overrated pumped and dumped trash soon-to-be-replaced currency.
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