Search results

They claim the ban is to "protect" the Chinese people. From what exactly is unclear. :rolleyes: Also, China's been banning cryptos time and again for years now, it hasn't taken all that much.

They move fast enough for me, I confess I don't like too much volatility and Bitcoin is already plenty volatile for my taste.

Ever since China started cracking down on the industry it became obvious the people involved in it would just move, rather than stop.

Bitcoin and Ethereum will always be my favourite.

I mean, they've long been trying to ban cryptos, so far they haven't succeeded completely. So we'll see.

I doubt they'd replace it, I do wonder whether any would allow cryptos to be used alongside the fiat currencies though.

So a Uniswap representative said the company is “committed to complying with the laws and regulations governing our industry and to providing information to regulators that will assist them with any inquiry", which is about as cliche as it gets under such circumstances.

That's what I have been wondering about. You tie their economies to a currency that fluctuates as wildly as BTC does.

Falling like dominoes. It's truly fascinating to observe.

How do they know the animal is so old?

Actually I did miss it. Now I took another look and I realized the actual name of the ship was painted on the back of the ship, rather than its side.

I was just wondering what would be the next country to do so. If two have done it so far, a third will follow sooner or later.

Speaking of El Salvador's legislation though, Panama has also decided to legalize the use of cryptocurrencies within their jurisdiction, but unlike El Salvador, they are not making the use of cryptos mandatory. Do you think it will go better there?

Ohh, I see. I thought it may be that, but why don't they paint the name of the ship on the hull anymore?

I don't understand why it's called Ever Ace but it says Evergreen on the hull.

When it comes to Star Trek, my favourite is still TNG.

A lot of things are possible. That does not necessarily mean they are probable.

I wouldn't like it either if I was obligated to use a currency that fluctuates as much Bitcoin does.

Coinbase announced that it is increasing the size of its debt offering to roughly 2 billion USD from the previously announced 1.5 billion USD, because of stronger then expected market interest. Such mixed news from them lately.

I loved that one too. It made me laugh so much.