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    Quote Originally Posted by woodman View Post
    No matter how limited they are and how secure and independent they may be, I still see them as fiat. They are backed by nothing tangible.
    Fiat is by "official decree", and is not voluntary.

    The price discovery method for Bitcoin is the free market law of supply and demand.

    A "dollar" is worth a "dollar" because "government" says it is.

    Bitcoin is different. And whether you like it or not, five years from now, some people might be kicking themselves because they didn't look more into it.

    Of course, Bitcoin is not gold or silver. But dammit, it's still better than unlimited fiat currencies run by joo banksters.

    You can buy a couple hundred FRNs worth of bitcoins at an appropriate time, wait, and then sell bitcoins for thousands of FRNs worth of gold and silver bullion.

    What other medium has gone from $0.001 each to ~$70.00 each? Hell even bitcoin at one dollar each is still a stupendous rise.

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    A BACK DOOR INTO INTERNET CONTROL has finally been weaseled into by the Jews at the US Department of Treasury.

    For no sooner did the Jew, Jacob Lew, take charge of the Treasury, controlling the Internet became his very first order of the day.

    With his fellow Jew, Neal Wolin, Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, along with (yes, Jews) David Cohen/Daniel Glaser, Under Secretaries for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, Lew decided that money laundering rules should apply to all Web Money…including the growing Internet trading privacy-oriented currency known as Bitcoin.

    Glaser, as policy maker for “anti-money laundering,” oversees the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) which published this past Monday a ‘guideline’ for Internet sites that use virtual currencies such as Bitcoin to comply with the Treasury’s Bank Secrecy Act.

    This Jew-inspired ‘guideline’ is aimed at fitting “de-centralized virtual currencies” into the larger regulatory regime under which government-controlled currencies of all kinds are required to operate.

    Morgan Peck of Tech Talk explains that the Bank Secrecy Act requires any financial institution that can be defined as a money transmitter to register with FinCEN and help detect money laundering by keeping track of its clients and reporting ’suspicious’ activity.

    Those entities that facilitate the exchange of Bitcoins for fiat currency and their online clients will have to take note. Layers of Jewish-tiered bureaucracy, filing, and reporting could soon make Internet trading in virtual currencies a still-born initiative.

    Jon Russell of Next Web observes that just this month, top domain registrar Namecheap decided to accept payment in Bitcoins, while Finnish software maker Sc5 last week began allowing its staff to receive parts of their salary in the currency.

    Also on the radar by the Jew-run US Treasury is Facebook Credits, which serves a possible base of more than 1 billion users, as well as Kim Dot Com’s empire of file sharing followers and the popular Reddit site, both using Bitcoin for online transactions.

    A further explanation of the Treasury’s ‘guideline’ is outlined by Andrew Leonard of Salon who calls the regulation initiative a “libertarian’s nightmare.” Leonard makes the point that Bitcoin isn’t just an elegant way to create money using peer-to-peer networks and cryptography. Bitcoin is a currency with an ideology.

    From the beginning, Bitcoin was envisioned as a form of monetary exchange that didn’t need third-party financial institutions or central banks or even governments to validate it or back it up.

    Bitcoin is the fulfillment of a libertarian dream, a currency created out of the workings of the free market, unaffiliated with any state authority, respectful and protective of user privacy and anonymity, and designed to resist inflationary pressures.

    By its very nature, Bitcoin is made for people who don’t want other people to know what they are doing.

    But if the Jews at Treasury have their way, all who enjoy the use of Bitcoin will soon be deprived of the privacy and anonymity they currently enjoy.

    In other words, if it works and it’s good for the people, the Jews will ruin it. View Entire Story Here, Here, Here & Here.

    THE DANGER of this Jew-inspired “guideline” coming out of the Jew-controlled and run US Treasury, is three-fold:

    • The users of Bitcoin and other Internet currencies will no longer enjoy the privacy connected with these mediums of exchange. Big Brother Jew will be watching every transaction made.

    • The Jews will have finally gotten their freedom-hating fingers into the Internet through the back door of monitoring and regulating electronic transactions.

    • The Jewish encroachment of gradualism will unfold from the drapery of monetary regulation into ‘hate purchase’ regulation (books and materials the Jews fear) and then on to “hate speech” monitoring which will give the Jews TOTAL control of the Internet and the end of exposing their lies and crimes.
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    Re: The Bitcoin Tracking Thread

    like i have said they have killed million of people over paper so dont think for a second that the gov will let this go on ... thanks ee .....see post 85
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    Re: The Bitcoin Tracking Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by EE_ View Post
    A BACK DOOR INTO INTERNET CONTROL has finally been weaseled into by the Jews at the US Department of Treasury.
    So it begins.

    There are a lot of countries out there. Russia, china, iran, brazil, india....I'd like to see them try to shut bitcoin down in those places too. What are they going to do? go bomb bitcoin headquarters? Create a firewall around the US? Threaten to prosecute people in bankrupt european countries for using bitcoin?

    It's a game of cat and mouse now. We'll see how it turns out. It's too bad for them that they have to fight this while they are in the process of dismantling and reshaping their world money system, it's kind of a vulnerable time for them. It would have been much better if they already had all these regulations in place before they did their global collapse, or even better if they already had the new system set up.

    Once they make their power play and try to prosecute someone, the bitcoin community will react to fix whatever flaws come to light.

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    Re: The Bitcoin Tracking Thread

    Once they make their power play and try to prosecute someone, the bitcoin community will react to fix whatever flaws come to light.
    My guess is they'll take it underground. Go to darknet / deep web, and run the miners through Tor, and setup their own exchanges with Tor Hidden services. You could have the server located in the United States hosted right next to the Treasury servers in D.C. and they'd never know it.
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    I believe it has the potential to break the back of big Joo-ish finance and that's why they are afraid of it. If Bitcoin gets to the point of universal acceptance where it is fully exchangeable with FRNs, $CDN, Euro, Au & Ag -- there will be no stopping it.

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    Re: The Bitcoin Tracking Thread

    They want to tax it which will dissolve it from the fact that it has a limit and doesn't print up more.
    Jackie did it and you know it!

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    Re: The Bitcoin Tracking Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Cebu_4_2 View Post
    They want to tax it which will dissolve it from the fact that it has a limit and doesn't print up more.
    But they can only tax it in FRNs. They can't tax it in bitcoins, so they can't accumulate the bitcoins themselves.

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    Re: The Bitcoin Tracking Thread

    tagged for future read.

    How dangerous is Bitcoin and any other P2P money exchange?

    You can tell by a number of suicided participants.


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    "The internet activist Aaron Swartz described a similar concept"
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin

    Aaron Hillel Swartz (November 8, 1986 – January 11, 2013) was an American computer programmer, writer, political organizer and Internet activist.

    Swartz was involved in the development of the web feed format RSS,[2] the organization Creative Commons,[3] the website framework web.py[4] and the social news site Reddit, in which he was an equal partner after its merger with his Infogami company.[i] Swartz also focused on sociology, civic awareness and activism.
    On January 11, 2013, two years after his initial arrest, Swartz was found dead in his Crown Heights, Brooklyn apartment, where he had hanged himself.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz


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    Re: The Bitcoin Tracking Thread

    What is the cheapest most reliable way to exchange a few FRNs for a few Bitcoins?

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