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25 May 17
01:40
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I was watching this when it was a nuthin.
I think it'll be shutdown by Governments - too much criminal scope within it?
latest NHS attack shows it up.
imagine kidnapping would be easier with no one having to show up for the money. no money drop.
I think it'll be shutdown by Governments - too much criminal scope within it?
latest NHS attack shows it up.
imagine kidnapping would be easier with no one having to show up for the money. no money drop.
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They can't .....otherwise they would have done it when it first popped up.
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I remember they where £9 only 5 year or so ago
Someone ready to run if they keep rising |
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There was a kidnap in Brazil first of it's kind only a few weeks ago
Real or not but they will want rid of them but many more other virtual currencies now |
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http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/04/30/brazilian-criminals-kidnap-woman-demand-bitcoin-payment/
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Did anyone invest when they first began
I've heard banks get closed if they find out you deal with BTC not that i would know for sure ofcourse |
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same billionaire twins that took a slice of facebook took a large stake
in bitcoin. Millions of them. they shut down Mt.Gox, it was a bitcoin exchange based in Tokyo, Japan. It was launched in July 2010, and by 2013 was handling 70% of all bitcoin transactions. |
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Yeah i remember that mt.gox they where taking too much % like you say
So bye bye |
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It's like Ebay no one has came near it since it opened what 20 year ago now ?
mt.gox needed to go for the main men to set up some sites BTC was 900 last month now 2100gbp |
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How van no one else create an auction site and get traffic like ebay
More room for one auction site But i suppose many buyers find same deals on Amazon now |
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i advised a friend to buy one at £200, he gave me a look like I was mad.
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you are mad though
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from $2779 to $2057 since zorro posted ...
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Crash started at precisely 2pm
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Nothing exciting to see here. At its current value the total value of all Bitcoins is $32billion. Almost insignificant on a global scale
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if it threatened any market they'd shut it down.
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They can't.
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