Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 30359. (Read 26713521 times)

yep doing that me and my measly 37 coin mined since oct 18th......

if this don't work the paper wallets will go on the wall behind the shelf where the beanie babies sit....as a life lesson....

(this better work that would be embarrassing as hell to have that shelf up the rest of my life)

all in all going into paper wallets (as soon as I can figure out paper wallets...)

sigh bitcoin makes my head hurt

Searing

Source?

You wish...
Buy and...
HODL!!!!!!!!!!1

Source?

man, i wish i had some fiat ready to buy coins. 800 prices are soon over for good.

You never know who's behind a keyboard these days...

Is this Richard Branson for real?

You don't think it's so cool after I dump some coins 

Does sitting next to Goat get you a discount?

If we see $10K/BTC sometime soon, I'll book a seat to the stars next to Goat...

btw so cool that Sir Branson is among us

btw so cool that Sir Branson is among us

wait you mean cuz were goin to the 700s right?

that must be what you mean.

 

man, i wish i had some fiat ready to buy coins. 800 prices are soon over for good.

Get ready for choo choo... 

Updated: 2014-01-13
Chinese C2C e-commerce website Taobao.com formally published an online notice stating that starting from January 14, 2014, the website will ban the sale of Bitcoins as well as Bitcoin mining machines.

Taobao.com said that based on the related regulations and policies of China, the company will adjust its prohibited product management practices accordingly, adding virtual currencies like Bitcoin and Litecoin to its prohibited product category. Meanwhile, related products, including Bitcoin mining guidance and Bitcoin mining hardware and software, will all be banned on the website.

A spokesman from Chinese Bitcoin news site Bitebimi.com said the rush to ban the Bitcoin mining devices was a self-censorship and self-imposed decision by Taobao, as no regulation in China so far seems to directly target these types of devices. The decision to ban these devices might also point to a very large demand in these types of activities, so the ban is meant to snuff out this market in China.

The trading of virtual currencies like Bitcoin are mostly completed via professional websites instead of Taobao.com. However, Bitcoin mining machines are mainly sold on Taobao.com.

Prior to this, the People's Bank of China issued a notice that required third-party payment organizations to shut down trading channels for Bitcoin and Litecoin.