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#2Edit: Aha, the article links to http://https//bitpay.com/ instead of https://bitpay.com
Edit2: Aaaand it's fixed. Disregard this post.
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#3On trying to access bitpay.com I got redirected to this: http://www.homeimprovement.com/bitpay.com/ ? Edit: Aha, the article links to http://https//bitpay.com/ instead of https://bitpay.com Edit2: Aaaand it's fixed. Disregard this post.
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#5On trying to access bitpay.com I got redirected to this: http://www.homeimprovement.com/bitpay.com/ ? Edit: Aha, the article links to http://https//bitpay.com/ instead of https://bitpay.com Edit2: Aaaand it's fixed. Disregard this post.
https://bitpay.com is working for me.
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#6With Wordpress accepting BTC, Reddit considering it and a complete hardware store http://www.bitcoinstore.com/ bitcoin comes of age, now trading at 11 USD.
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#7It will be interesting to see what happens to these initiatives next time there is either an upward or downward move in price.
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#8BitCoin's price seems to be stabilizing a bit, which means it's less deflationary. This I think is whats starting to encourage people to use it for commerce instead of just holding. It will be interesting to see what happens to these initiatives next time there is either an upward or downward move in price.
Does anyone know if Paypal gave a reason for blocking Bitcoin? Is it simply because it can be a competitor in the future? Oh well, more market for Coinbase and the others then.
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#10BitCoin's price seems to be stabilizing a bit, which means it's less deflationary. This I think is whats starting to encourage people to use it for commerce instead of just holding. It will be interesting to see what happens to these initiatives next time there is either an upward or downward move in price.
The bigger the economy behind it starts to become, the less it will be affected by speculation-based transactions, too. So in the future I doubt we'll see crashes like the one from $30 to $10 again. Does anyone know if Paypal gave a reason for blocking Bitcoin? Is it simply because it can be a competitor in the future? Oh well, more market for Coinbase and the others then.
The _real_ reason is that lots of scammers used paypal to buy bitcoins, and would then initiate a chargeback. High chargeback rates are painful for payment processors, and lead them to dropping those merchants with the highest rates.