Tourists Destroying The Economy!

[notebook.fix]

you can stop people converting them for proper money.

Good point...so then the question could be: is it possible to stop the Chinese from using their own currency in exchange for bitcoins? Canadians? Germans? Nothing is perfect when it's just starting out. There will be many rough 'bits' to iron out along the way, but sooner or later, like the internet, people will want their monetary power back.

 

[scotttswan]

Good point...so then the question could be: is it possible to stop the Chinese from using their own currency in exchange for bitcoins? Canadians? Germans? Nothing is perfect when it's just starting out. There will be many rough 'bits' to iron out along the way, but sooner or later, like the internet, people will want their monetary power back.

Paypal, Dwolla etc etc it is pretty easy to transfer money from your bank to other people/shops in most countries.
Dunno about other countries but within the uk you can log into your banks website and send money directly from your bank account into someone else's etc.

It all works perfectly fine and legally without the need to add an unregulated mess of scams and ponzi schemes that jumps/drops in value of over 100 bucks in an hour

 

[ghost]

If Argentina invented getting laid it would be so complicated that the only population would be immigrants.

 

[ARbound]

Argies are destroying their own economy but it's easier to blame the US Embassy, Clarin, Paraguayans, Tourists, etc.

They say for every action there is an equally powerful reaction, in Argentina's case it's ego on the high end and
responsibility on the other.

People will go to the stupid militant things of the campora that I saw on Channel 9 last night but they
won't actually put effort in to improving things. I'm fortunate to earn more than my friends here in
general, and when they say how do I do it I feel like honestly saying "I'm not Argentine".

It's an incredible country. No one pays for the trains but bitch when they crash. People complain about
wasted money but support "futbal para todos". The streets are filled with graffiti but no one paints over
it.

Rant over.

 

[nicoenarg]

Oh great, the thread nanny is back. Have you read your own posts? You're guilty of everything you incessantly whine about.

Edit: BTW, I didn't invent the term buttcoin.

LOL thanks for proving my point

 

[nicoenarg]

This is interesting:

http://in.reuters.co...N0J31MS20131118

BTW bitcoins are now at $750. This seems riskier than penny stocks.

 

[scotttswan]

This is interesting:

http://in.reuters.co...N0J31MS20131118

BTW bitcoins are now at $750. This seems riskier than penny stocks.

past 24 hours
high: 788.00 low: 519.01

but that's on the magic the gathering online exchange, surely the other exchanges don't follow the price of an exchange where you can't get your money out....

bitstamp
high: 663.50 low: 471.12
btce
high: 672.01 low: 460.00
bitfinex
high: 775.00 low: 485.60
campbx
high: 588.00 low: 470.25

oh.... :lol: up uP UP!

 

[sleslie23]

LOL thanks for proving my point

You didn't have a point. Just a whine that added nothing to the conversation. LOL -_-

 

[nicoenarg]

You didn't have a point. Just a whine that added nothing to the conversation. LOL -_-

LOL

Try laying off the sugar, you're turning manic.

 

[Dublin2BuenosAires]

What would be the point in buying bitcoins? There are no services that I would want to avail of which don't accept currency. If you can cash your chips easily then I suppose with the wild fluctuation you can actually make money.

Can someone join up buy and sell on the same day reasonably dynamically or is it a bit of a pain to get your money in and out.

I mean looking at those fluctuations someone has to be making profit on that. I doubt I would bother, I don't trust it, but looking at the spread....