Pava wrote: Sun Jun 04, 2017 8:01 am ...symbolic vanity projects...staff pockets of the super rich with not so symbolic money...

Soon to be symbolic money for all - once when they force us to use bitcoin like s...t we are doomed

nbtrading wrote: Wed Jun 07, 2017 5:45 am Soon to be symbolic money for all - once when they force us to use bitcoin like s...t we are doomed

Chuck Norris found a way to materialize them :P

Speaking of bitcoin - while Japan's making steps to accept bitcoin as a regular currency, the Bolivian financial system supervisor, the ASFI, said local authorities have arrested 60 people who who were “presumably conducting training related to the investment in virtual currencies”.
Bolivia is one of the countries that has prohibited cryptocurrencies and considers them “pyramidal schemes that are only looking to appropriate the money and savings of Bolivians”.

mlawson71 wrote: Wed Jun 07, 2017 8:20 pm Bolivia is one of the countries that has prohibited cryptocurrencies and considers them “pyramidal schemes that are only looking to appropriate the money and savings of Bolivians”.

Maybe they could appears to be right in long term - who knows

With the announcement that 25-year old "Reality Winner" (no, really) had been arrested for stealing and leaking top secret documents, it became clear to us that a near and dear friend who was very ill for a very long time had finally been pushed over the brink: we regret to say that Satire is dead.

Because seriously, when a story gets this "in your face" ridiculous - what details are left for us to push to humorous extremes?!

Start with her name: "Reality Winner." Then let's tick off the other boxes: lesbian bodybuilder, ardent Bernie Sanders supporter, a "Black Lives Matter" enthusiast who (though white herself) argues that "Being white is terrorism." A woman whose social media posts include referring to the President of the United States as a "piece of shit" and the "Tangerine in chief," who additionally declares that in a war between the US and Iran, she'll side with Iran.

And still...STILL...she was given a top secret security clearance and access to classified materials. Which raises two very troubling questions: just what in blazing Hell does someone have to do to not get a security clearance, and how many other angry, ignorant, communist-leaning, anti-American social justice warriors are currently embedded in (and sabotaging) our intelligence agencies?!

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-09/blank-reality-check

Technological giant Apple announced it’s banning binary options mobile apps from the iTunes app store. According to section 3.2.2 of Apple’s guidelines, “Apps that facilitate binary options trading are not permitted on the App Store. Consider a web app instead.”
Apple’s move is a severe blow to the binary options industry, as an increasing number of traders prefer trading on the go, and Apple iPhone is the most popular smartphone on the market. Nonetheless, the decision of the tech giant is in line with the latest regulatory tendencies across the globe.

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Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) published a notice that it restricts the licensed activities of the local forex broker IDS Forex HK. The company has no right to dispose of or deal with any assets held by it or held on behalf of its clients, and assist, counsel or procure another person to dispose of or deal with any such property, without the written consent of the regulator.

The reason for this harsh decision is the fact that the company sole shareholder, Kim Sunghun has been convicted of illegal fund-raising and fraud in Korea and the regulator suspects Kim has been using the broker for money laundering purposes.

mlawson71 wrote: Wed Jun 07, 2017 8:20 pm Speaking of bitcoin - while Japan's making steps to accept bitcoin as a regular currency, the Bolivian financial system supervisor, the ASFI, said local authorities have arrested 60 people who who were “presumably conducting training related to the investment in virtual currencies”.
Bolivia is one of the countries that has prohibited cryptocurrencies and considers them “pyramidal schemes that are only looking to appropriate the money and savings of Bolivians”.

Аlthough, Bitcoins could bring considerable innovation in payment systems we should be wary when it comes to something that disobeys the basic economy rules

bonifaas_abe wrote: Thu Jun 15, 2017 4:35 pm Аlthough, Bitcoins could bring considerable innovation in payment systems we should be wary when it comes to something that disobeys the basic economy rules

And belongs to nobody - ie: they think it is for them to use it when they want it and as much as they want