I am going to laugh my ass off when BitCoin gets crushed and the GFY rage machine ensue's. There is no way governments will let it proceed for long.

I won't rage, lol maybe a little. But do you honestly think if governments outlaw Bitcoins, everybody will stop using them? war on drugs and 1930s prohibition - how did that go?

i see alot of scared roastbeefed yupping vagina's. government did a great job becoming your spoon feeding big nanny. congrats!

Don't get mad. We are trying to help you.

go invent brains for once ;)

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I would guess this whole bitcoin bs is going to turn into a giant shit storm. One way or another.

if you can see how one can support alternative currencies and also think bitcoin has a lot to be desired you are just as brainwashed as the "sheep" you mock.

expand your mind. :2 cents:

you speak nonce, my friend.
I point to the opportunity and warn not to jump blindly. and yes like with anything new there are always risks involved and things to be desired about which one should be aware and consider before jumping in. me staying reasonable and cold headed about it - if that's definition of a brainwashed sheep, that's fine by me.

Why does it seem my Teen Revenue and Rage Cash payments get to me on Paxum after everyone else already got their checks in the mail and wires?

I would not tie any US bank accounts to any bitcoin transactions.

It's going to be very interesting to see where bitcoin ends up, I'd be very careful. The US government usually do not like to deal with any uncontrolled "currencies"

50 Paxum accounts

Bitcoin ... is that a new gay gadget??

Not sure how much 25,000 BTC is, but:

http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=16457.0

Educate yourself on the Money Transfer Service regulation requirements and you will plainly see how Bitcoin fails to comply with these regulations and why it is doomed to fail.

Technologically it is a very interesting concept, but you cannot create money or currency. Its no more different than anyone here deciding to create money backed by their own encryption and not have to legally register it.

China's dealt with it with QQcoin. eGold got smacked the fuck down, and as Bitcoin increases in usership and legal tender transfers, it will get bitch slapped as well. Don't think the decentralized P2P system will protect you as they'll go after people and websites offering real money purchases/exchanges.

I'm not in Money Service Business so these regulations don't apply to me. I know enough that if I handle 3rd party money transfers there are MTS license and regulations such as know your customer. If you have some insight why you think Bitcoin is doomed in this regard, please share if you'd like. Interestingly, currently it's debatable whether bitcoin is a currency or a commodity. Can't anyone open legit commodity exchange?

I cannot create money and insist to pay my taxes with it or mortgage/rent - it's true. But I can trade for anything I like, I can sell design for some wood sticks or anything else if it would make sense (exluding drugs and weapons for sake of discussion) and no one can do a thing about it. To pay taxes I would need to convert/exchange these sticks to USD. Anyone can create currency and it's not illegal in the USA. there is one town which runs on its own currency today:
http://abclocal.go.com/wtvd/story?se...cal&id=6747829


I can't comment on QQcoin or eGold haven't done much research there, maybe there was some centralized laundering or some scamming going on. But why would you think someone (the government) will go after me, an honest small business entrepreneur? I pay my taxes and will pay on gains from bitcoin enterprise at the time of conversion to USD, I have nothing to hide, so what is the problem and why I should be scared?

Facebook has its own currency!
IStockPhoto has its own currency!
Second Life's linden dollars, WOW gold - all are currencies!
there are plenty more examples where other non national currencies exist and being traded for with other currencies.

bitcoins are NOT a currency as in leave it alone as in NO NO

Around $USD500k at the time they were stolen.

With regards to the OP, note that Dwolla accepts accounts from USA only.