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It can result in bad feelings and stomach pain.
Is bitcoin being used for illegal activities ?
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And people were blaming me that I post a LOT
Anddddd...... we're off.
dennisyu
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Listen man, you have to get off of the exaggerated crypto hype train. It's not 2017 anymore. People did not care back then and they never will because as a form of currency it has no purpose. It does not solve any consumer needs.
To answer your question though, yes. In fact, some are probably attracted to it for that reason. As well as trying to avoid that money being taxed among other reasons.
To answer your question though, yes. In fact, some are probably attracted to it for that reason. As well as trying to avoid that money being taxed among other reasons.
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Of course, it was built on illegal transactions in the early days - actually, online pedos were the first to adopt it...
I would guess day to day transactions - buying/selling actual goods with BTC, is 90% illegal stuff. 10% grey-hat transactions web-hosting/domains, some e-commerce etc.
And the overall market cap is owned 90% by criminals, whales, speculators/HODLers. Those 10% left are noobies, and ppl who come in and get milked by whales on dips...
So yeah, investment/money of a future...
I would guess day to day transactions - buying/selling actual goods with BTC, is 90% illegal stuff. 10% grey-hat transactions web-hosting/domains, some e-commerce etc.
And the overall market cap is owned 90% by criminals, whales, speculators/HODLers. Those 10% left are noobies, and ppl who come in and get milked by whales on dips...
So yeah, investment/money of a future...
dankestmemes
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Say what you want but dealing with bitcoin is cooler than cash.
Plus, in some places (russia, poor countries) police might not know how to track down individuals using crypto.
Plus, in some places (russia, poor countries) police might not know how to track down individuals using crypto.
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SA TOSHI NAKA MOTO
Samsung, Toshiba, Nakamichi, and Motorola.
Samsung, Toshiba, Nakamichi, and Motorola.
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You are in favor because of this ?
rulez05
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What the heck wrong with you?
Are you somehow obsessed with BTC?
probably he's niche soon he will have ads about bitcoin.
What the heck wrong with you?
Are you somehow obsessed with BTC?
He trying boost his post count. After btc it would be seo, then download
Psh
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Maybe he's ranking parasites. And then in a few weeks: BAM, a signature banner for some crypto shit.
ziko12345
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Its like a journey, he wants to have 10k posts by the end of the year, by opening pointless threads with stupid questions ( no offense )
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Many people were doing this and thus exchanges now ask for kyc.
Fragmaster
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It would be funny if OP's username autoincremented for each redundant one liner thread spawned.
nuebe9
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You are right. Btc is already used ilegally for a longer time now.