Topic: Where to start-up? (Read 529 times)
the whole west coast of u.s. sucks for night life tho and just can't get down like nyc or europe
In five years from now, New York politicians are going to make some nice concessions - 'to attract bitcoin professionals'. They will say to each other: "Why did London set up 10 times more bitcoin business than New York?"
Here is the answer: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/03/18/us-britain-budget-digital-currencies-idUSKBN0ME1XD20150318
Jack-booted arrogant asshole thugs who think they control the world like Ben Lawsky want to know everything about you - including what color your wife's underwear are - before they'll let you operate in their state. So everyone left.
Don't believe me? Just ask Andreas Antonopoulos who stated clearly in his MIT lecture: 'they already left NY'. Ben Lawsky will go down in history for triggering the avalanche that caused NY to lose the banking sector. This prediction probably seems somewhat 'over-the-top' today. I'll bet you a bitcoin it won't 10 years from now.
It is about time those Guido thieves in New York lose their stranglehold on people's money. Good riddance to them.
I feel that was destined to happen sooner or later. People are tired of constant bureaucracy and over complicated laws. I wish that politics and authorities would not blind enough to see that. Soon all business, not necessarily bitcoin related will find a better place and people like Lawsky will see what they missed. Here is the answer: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/03/18/us-britain-budget-digital-currencies-idUSKBN0ME1XD20150318
Jack-booted arrogant asshole thugs who think they control the world like Ben Lawsky want to know everything about you - including what color your wife's underwear are - before they'll let you operate in their state. So everyone left.
Don't believe me? Just ask Andreas Antonopoulos who stated clearly in his MIT lecture: 'they already left NY'. Ben Lawsky will go down in history for triggering the avalanche that caused NY to lose the banking sector. This prediction probably seems somewhat 'over-the-top' today. I'll bet you a bitcoin it won't 10 years from now.
It is about time those Guido thieves in New York lose their stranglehold on people's money. Good riddance to them.
In five years from now, New York politicians are going to make some nice concessions - 'to attract bitcoin professionals'. They will say to each other: "Why did London set up 10 times more bitcoin business than New York?"
Here is the answer: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/03/18/us-britain-budget-digital-currencies-idUSKBN0ME1XD20150318
Jack-booted arrogant asshole thugs who think they control the world like Ben Lawsky want to know everything about you - including what color your wife's underwear are - before they'll let you operate in their state. So everyone left.
Don't believe me? Just ask Andreas Antonopoulos who stated clearly in his MIT lecture: 'they already left NY'. Ben Lawsky will go down in history for triggering the avalanche that caused NY to lose the banking sector. This prediction probably seems somewhat 'over-the-top' today. I'll bet you a bitcoin it won't 10 years from now.
It is about time those Guido thieves in New York lose their stranglehold on people's money. Good riddance to them.
Here is the answer: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/03/18/us-britain-budget-digital-currencies-idUSKBN0ME1XD20150318
Jack-booted arrogant asshole thugs who think they control the world like Ben Lawsky want to know everything about you - including what color your wife's underwear are - before they'll let you operate in their state. So everyone left.
Don't believe me? Just ask Andreas Antonopoulos who stated clearly in his MIT lecture: 'they already left NY'. Ben Lawsky will go down in history for triggering the avalanche that caused NY to lose the banking sector. This prediction probably seems somewhat 'over-the-top' today. I'll bet you a bitcoin it won't 10 years from now.
It is about time those Guido thieves in New York lose their stranglehold on people's money. Good riddance to them.
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