Coinabul1

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by Coinabul1 14y ago
When a little startup already has better pricing than a well established billion dollar company, that's something to take note of. Most Bitcoin Processors give confirmation fairly quickly. The customer doesn't have to wait 10 minutes. Taxes
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by Coinabul1 14y ago
I've talked with lawyers! I don't advise running an exchange anywhere near the United States. (But yes, I'm not a lawyer either.) If I didn't have jury duty I would be there. I hope you can shed some light on these guys. Can I expect anothe
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by Coinabul1 14y ago
I feel like there are more problems at PayPal than just frozen accounts. The inherent issues I have with PayPal is a: they're a middleman and bump up prices. and b: they facilitate chargebacks which lead to an ever increase amount of fraud.
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by Coinabul1 14y ago
Exactly. They've stacked the deck against any startup. I recall that one startup in California, facecash or something, that couldn't get licensing even though they're entirely qualified. That's the beautiful thing about Bitcoin, it isn't ju
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by Coinabul1 14y ago
Show me one example of the Bitcoin protocol being hacked. The hacking you speak of is more akin to bank robbery.
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by Coinabul1 14y ago
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by Coinabul1 14y ago
I think it's all about the throughput. How much money can I put in, move, then successfully take out. The market cap is bigger than it ever has been.
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by Coinabul1 14y ago
What if I told you that Bitcoin SOLVES counterfeiting? What if I then told you that the US government spends billions of dollars fighting counterfeiting and governments like North Korea profit by printing USD. Cheaper on the budget. Safer o