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That is actually terrible news for India... Despite hosting their first (and last for a long while apparently) global conference on Bitcoin only 2 weeks ago, their government now appears to be hunting down the exchanges and sticking their owners in cages. :(

It would be horrible for the price of bitcoin if there were more than 10 ppl in that country that owned any... Oh well.

Meanwhile, Asia has great bitcoin news and this is more than likely what is driving the price up right now:

Li Ka-shing's bitcoin play is worth emulating, says top economist | South China Morning Post

The richest man on the entire continent, Li Ka-shing, just threw a bunch of money at Bitpay!

Sounds to me like the Chinese people desperately want to embrace bitcoin but they're afraid the PRC won't like them buying it, or at least made it too hard for them to buy it... So buying into foreign companies that are involved in it is the next best thing.
 
Claims conventional economics are a thing of the past, relies on their opinion to feel good.
 
Big issues in particularly India and it would be safe to say entire world is safety of its peoples. Terrorists can easily use this mode of transfers and use it to fuel Jihad.

I knew it something similar is going to happen in India.
 
So he was only raided because he might have dealt in money laundering. That's a precedent you want to be rooting for.

What with all the bullshit? Conbase is an obvious front running scheme that rejects transactions when shit doesn't go their way, gox just doesn't pay out, China doesn't even have an exchange, wallets get hacked, bitstamp is part of some shady operation, random agencies Seize funds because they can and you act like this a safe investment? It's certainlY got Entertainment value, watching a couple idiots betting their life on this bullshit.

Some day this shit will plummet and all the"exchanges"will be"temporarily down"

Do You remember when Luke tried to save the environment?

Thinks is agnostic, makes up his own gods.
 
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The Swiss federal government is currently writing a report assessing Bitcoin opportunities for the Swiss financial sector. Additionally, they are assessing if Bitcoin can be considered a legal foreign currency and regulated under their existing laws which would potentially provide a legal way forward for institutional Bitcoin investors.

From BoA analysis just over a week ago.
 
Last 20 or so hours, every bitcoin transaction on the planet dotted on this map:

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Notice india isn't exactly in the lead here... Switzerland on the other hand isn't doing too badly...

I think Europe is already unreachably far ahead of the rest of the world for bitcoin adoption. It must be the mentality of having all those little countries so close to each other... They all used to have different currencies so adopting one more isn't a big deal for them at all.
 
I think Europe is already unreachably far ahead of the rest of the world for bitcoin adoption. It must be the mentality of having all those little countries so close to each other... They all used to have different currencies so adopting one more isn't a big deal for them at all.

Apart from all the countries that adopted a single currency in the 90s, but yes - essentially we're fairly used to having lots of different cultures, currencies, policies, people etc.
 
Last 20 or so hours, every bitcoin transaction on the planet dotted on this map:

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Notice india isn't exactly in the lead here... Switzerland on the other hand isn't doing too badly...

I think Europe is already unreachably far ahead of the rest of the world for bitcoin adoption. It must be the mentality of having all those little countries so close to each other... They all used to have different currencies so adopting one more isn't a big deal for them at all.
Looks like Bitcoin isn't used in texas that much. Also look at the dots near Romania/Bulgaria lol
Also I am surprised BTC isn't getting much trading done in UAE, if they enter the market the price spike will be huge imo, just like what happened with China.


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Also I am surprised BTC isn't getting much trading done in UAE, if they enter the market the price spike will be huge imo, just like what happened with China.


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I've been wondering about that as well. Why aren't the rich Arabs buying btc in a big way yet?