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5 sats \ 0 replies \ @mo 16 Aug \ parent \ on: Be aware of scams disguised in startups for "BTC remittances", like Abra! bitcoin
No it does not sucks, people using such platforms sucks much more... how could one still use a third party to remit bitcoin? Such losers. Then they go crying for help in forums and courts. Pathetic.
Like magic, for those that do not want to understand. Otherwise, just another history loop, we know how it will end up.
I wrote a small piece about collaboration vs competition, I'd like your opinion #1072425
I'll be reading this Nichola's book soon
Nice update! It's great to see it's doing great! Even better looking at the BTC based in Millions (0.1M€/BTC) much simpler!
Keep us posted, at least once a year!
Mostly because is a registered business, so what else you can expect, they have to comply, and they chose a solution that help them comply easily.
When business owners will learn how to manage private non-registered organizations, then Bitcoin might have a chance to operate at a bigger scale peer to peer. In the meantime, paper bitcoin is invading the markets.
Hayek wrote quite lucidly in "Prices and Production
That book is nearly 100 years old, evaluating the consequences of the industrial revolution. We are in the 21st century, things are changing, especially now, with bitcoin, we have an opportunity to make things differently. Why continue replicating what has been wrongly done in the past with the technology of today?
Merchants strictly only accepted commercial bills issued "against value".
LOL... pure bs: put a commercial bill and a piece of gold in front of a merchant to close a deal anywhere in the world, and just look at which one will blindly pick.
Your energy could be spent in something more productive and useful for humanity. bitcr is not solving a problem, is helping a big one to persist.
You believe whatever you want to believe, g'luck
@telcobert ask yourself: is this bitcoin credit thing operating as or behind a financial institution? 
if
the response is yes, it's clearly going against what bitcoin has been designed for, and clearly mentioned in the first line of its white paper.
Watching flies eating sh*t and making of it a business opportunity for pure profit isn't moral, it simply produces more sh*t for more flies to eat.
Wake up, Telcobert...
This product will continue to enslave persons, produce bad karma and keep those using it in a vicious cycle they are not even aware it exists. It's an addiction designed by a system to keep slaves enslaved.
This isn't good as you might believe, let's learn to run ethical businesses, driven by morality, honor and integrity.