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repomies6999
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Comment #18784659
Using bitcoins in Venezuela isn't illegal.
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Comment #18640769
Depends on the situation, if the company is u profitable and near bankcrupty I think not many want to be the replacement ceo...
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Comment #18528178
It is quite low effort, and probably quite a good value.
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Comment #18496641
LOL, numerous listed stocks are way more illiquid than bitcoin.
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Comment #18228334
You have missed nothing. It is just another traditional business implemented "on blockchain", and as usual the blockchain here doesn't add value.
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Comment #18099051
More likely couldn't get a job he liked.
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Comment #17998322
So, do you mean that the less wealthy people don't go for rent-seeking etc? That's just bollocks. The system rewards innovation, not just that consistently and probably not that mu…
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Comment #17998277
No one has designed the system.
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Comment #17548570
Token is like a bearer share which can be transfered digitally from person to person. Bearer shares are not that common nowadays but I understand that in the past they were quite p…
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Comment #17265149
Hmm, I used uber in japan when I was traveling there and it worked quite well. What kind of problems were they having?
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Comment #17094621
When you have violence monopoly backing up your business, it is easy to limit competition.
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Comment #16962655
People take care of their cars only to a level where it makes economic sense. Same applies for bikes. There's plenty of badly treated cars everywhere.
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Comment #16818245
Not in that sense. But one open sourcing I was witnessing revealed other sensitive information (credentials), and resulted in a huge losses to the company.
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Comment #16684712
I think people routinely under-estimate how difficult these fiat-onramps can be to operate. Lots of regulation and compliance.
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Comment #16684671
Flood? I'm not that convinced rhat there will be a lot of entrepreneurs willing to go through the sec process for their token.
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Comment #15816116
Numerous tax haven countries? There are like dozens.
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Comment #15816109
I could be intelligent enough to set up sone structures, but I would rather spend my time somehow else than thinking and planning taxes.
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Comment #15816093
What is seen as fair is a very subjective question. I would prefer not calling it "fair share" because taxation is very complex and depends hugely on how good you are at gaming the…
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Comment #15816083
Because those who have the power will always tax those who haven't, for the simple reason that it is much easier than gainint the money via voluntary exchange.
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Comment #15739061
How about not having turing complete language where it doesn't make sense?
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Comment #15728956
Yeah it makea perfect sense to model your startup after some massive government organisation.
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Comment #15510970
I have been using python2 for veey long time and a lot of software that I've written is made with it and is providing consistingly value to me. I have no idea why these people want…
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Comment #15034074
I think it never works like that, pricing is done in other currencies. Also in webshops that accept btc as payment the prices are never in btc.
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Comment #14926388
Gain purchasing power without the central bank constantly taking it away.
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Comment #14917344
How so? What are the problems caused by btc?