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jurov: like, i'm going
to
trade forex, fund my account in btc and
then have second
thoughts
gribble: Best bid: 11.67752, Best ask: 11.67753, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last
trade: 11.67752, 24 hour volume: 22623, 24 hour low: 11.56025, 24 hour high: 11.85
jurov: thx, i just got idea
that kakobrekla's clients may need
to hedge BTCUSD
too
thestringpuller: well jurov I may end up using coinbr extensively if
this service
takes off
to hedge fees
jurov: so.i can't discuss mpex on btctalk anymore..
there's always somebody who says it's child porn site
thestringpuller: the side product is personalized liquidity solutions for people who need
to pay expenses in bitcoin but don't want
to deal with fiat at all
thestringpuller: FabianB_: I'm launching a liquidation service.
The main product is
turning bitcoins into cash via moneygram within 1 hour
noagendamarket: the easy way
to do it is just let people withdraw using
their account on site
Azelphur: you guys know he did an interview and explained all
this right?
Chaang-Noi: yeah why did he send me back BTC if he had
the govt involved?
noagendamarket: unlike keyboard warriors
the government can really fuck your shit up
noagendamarket: hes probably less scared of bitcoiners
than
the government :P
Chaang-Noi: was on
the forum BTC-Mining from christo i
think
Chaang-Noi: if he really had some sort of
thing with
the govt aginst me he would not have sent me back my BTC like a week after he delisted me without my AML stuff
BTC-Mining: Maybe an order
to close
the website and interdiction
to do anything related
to securities for some years.
BTC-Mining: Wouldn't be surprised if he was ordered
to shut it down but it was
too minor for
them
to sanction Nefario more
than
that.
BTC-Mining: He refused
to say anything and insists
that
there won't be any problems?
Chaaang-Noi: more
than 50% of bitcoin global voted
to shut down GLBSE
noagendamarket: we didnt buy shares in Nefario we bought
them in bitcoinglobal.
Chaaang-Noi: despite people
telling him over and over not
to
Chaaang-Noi: he really fucked up, he did
this
to himself
Chaaang-Noi: but he started
this out being very anon and
then changed it into what it is
today in 3 versions
Chaaang-Noi: i
think he
thinks
that if he shuts
this down nothing bad will happen
to him
Chaaang-Noi: it also looks like more
than 50% support him
Chaaang-Noi: im only 50% done as
the log is loooong but it just looks like nefario wants
to cover his ass
Chaaang-Noi: well i kinda hope
the govt does not go after nefario
Chaaang-Noi: he wants
to pretend
that someone is forcing him
to do something but i dont
think
that is
the case
Diablo-D3: I dunno, at least I bought back half
the dmc shares
BTC-Mining: It really looks like Nefario is chickening out of legal responsibility,
trying
to make everything disappear.
thestringpuller: noagendamarket: im.actually.working on
that for personal.use
noagendamarket: need
to
track
the prices at
the
time you use
the coins ,capital gains
tax etc
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: so ultimately i came
to
the conclusion maybe personalized liiquidation solutions would be more affordable for both parties. one peronalized solution would be a bill pay service for rg
thestringpuller: i may be able
to bring
the money gram prices
to negligible
midnightmagic: Like, specifically.. of Japan..
the place where he's operating in.
midnightmagic: Also, did your lawyer
tell you he broke
the law *of Japan*?
midnightmagic: It wasn't just "hey gimme your wedding certificate"
totally out of
the blue?
Chaaang-Noi: month later said
the case was closed and i got my money
Chaaang-Noi: they said i could sue for him making it public
there was an AML investigation
Chaaang-Noi: mark called claimed on
the forum he had proof i was a "terrorest or money launder"
TomServo: I would expect it going in.. if it wasn't
there
to begin with I would agree doing it retroactively is suspect.
BTC-Mining: Maybe. I don't know
their local laws and requirements.
BTC-Mining: Chaaang-Noi, I'd expect
that from any regulated financial service
TomServo: Ahh, well yeah, I suppose
that would do it.
BTC-Mining: To only slightly exagerate... yes,
that kind of persons... drives me nut.
BTC-Mining: You know,
those kind of people
that if you'd not claim said authority was innocent or
to be agreeing with
them, but simply even suggesting
there's no proof of anything or bringing forth any reasoning
to it, you're automatically part of
them and should be publicly executed?
TomServo: Chaaang-Noi: Just curious, why don't you
trust Mt Gox?
BTC-Mining: reasons
to do what
they do and are not corrupted. I don't always have
the same priorities as
them, but I don't go around blindly attacking everyone.</rant>
BTC-Mining: I see people blindly attacking every authority on
thinking and claims basically saying it's all wrong because it doesn't advantage
them personally when other
takes initiatives for
themselves or others. Somehow it should always be for
them. Yes
there's corruption all around
the world, but
the majority of people in a position of authority knows what
they're doing, have perfectly good
BTC-Mining: Donating
to get
the name enforced would be a solution.
Chaaang-Noi: one
that more or less did nothing but hold
that name
Chaaang-Noi: i
think
they should have set up
two differnt foundations
then
BTC-Mining: It's a wrong doing more good
than harm
to me. Especially if
they establish with
the name but keep
the claim not
to be
the official foundation.
BTC-Mining: and
the devs don't have
the resource for
that anyway.
BTC-Mining: Would be hard
to have "Bitcoin Foundation" registered and enforced in every damn country
BTC-Mining: Better be
the core dev establishing it before some random person makes literal claims
to be
the official Bitcoin Foundation
BTC-Mining: If
they don't use it,
they can't hold
the name...