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  • ...e usually not very private. With a proper understanding of the technology, bitcoin can indeed be used in a very private and anonymous way. ...rivate; which is also false. There is some nuance - in certain situations, bitcoin can be very private. But it is not simple to understand, and it takes some
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  • =====Bitcoin===== The name of a decentralized p2p crypto-currency network.
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  • ...ard to find, but, once found, it is easy to verify that, yes, indeed, your bitcoin software found them, so you get to spend them. ...valid are hereby officially traded to somebody else (me-- well, one of my bitcoin receiving addresses, actually)."
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  • Bitcoin currency exchanges work in a manner similar to banks. One first deposits amounts of ...ell" orders (or "asks") are offers to sell bitcoins at a minimum price-per-bitcoin. If the bid price of a buy order is higher than the ask price of a sell ord
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  • ...Press forum board] was created on the BitcoinTalk Forum to allow the wider Bitcoin community to share articles as they are discovered. ...ote2 = So is Bitcoin the future of money, or is it only of interest to currency fans, cyber-utopians and speculators?
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  • ...coin as another legal way to pay, and that you intend to pay taxes on your Bitcoin income just like any other income. ...hical, or whether and how they should pay taxes on income received through Bitcoin.
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  • Local currencies are found throughout the world. ...als or organizations where Bitcoins can be exchanged to and from the local currency. An example of this is where Bitcoins can buy [[Rheingold]] from an exchan
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  • == Bitcoin and '''internationalization''' (i18n) == Bitcoin is a global currency. Support for [[wikipedia:Internationalization_and_localization|internation
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  • ...e identity and includes some best practices for trading with others in the Bitcoin community. Within the Bitcoin community, individuals should be careful with their security and identity,
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  • ...ernal provider where bitcoins can be stored. Examples include accounts on currency exchange [[:Category:Markets|Markets]], online [[:Category:Services|Service ...itcoins in a browser-based wallet to avoid having to worry about keeping a local wallet [[Securing_your_wallet|secure]].
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  • | First bitcoin transaction<ref>[http://blockexplorer.com/b/170 Block 170 with the first tr ...rttimalmi/status/423455561703624704 Sirius' tweet about the first trade of bitcoin for USD]</ref>.
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  • ...minent Bitcoin members and organizers. Also see [http://bitcoin.meetup.com bitcoin.meetup.com]. Also see [[Conferences]]. | [http://bitcoinsheffield.co.uk Bitcoin Sheffield]
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  • ...ested as ways to implement [http://www.dot-bit.org DNS], [[Bitcoin OTC|P2P currency exchanges]], SSL certificate authorities, timestamping, file storage and vo ...us on who owns what coins. Block chains were invented specifically for the Bitcoin project but they can be applied anywhere a distributed consensus needs to b
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  • This page was created by those in the Bitcoin community to help in understanding tax compliance concerns. This is not le ...mber bitcoinaccountant<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=14334.0 Bitcoin accounting and taxes]</ref>.
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  • List of Bitcoin-related '''software'''. See also [[:Category:Software|Category:Software]]. ==Bitcoin clients==
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  • A [[currency exchange]] site serving those trading between bitcoins and the Czech crown ...unced July 2, 2011<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25474.0 new bitcoin trading server for Czech republic, CZK]</ref>.
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  • ...and cryptocurrency like Perfect Money, OKPAY, Payeer, Advcash, Btc-e Code, Bitcoin, Neucoin, Litecoin, etc. To create orders in our exchange users need to be ...viding exchange service to our customers. We Started Our Business first in Local later we started to build our own exchange service and launched in 01-09-20
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  • [[Image:VeriFone Vx570.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Bitcoin POS system is based on the VeriFone Vx510 or Vx570 (pictured here) model of ...one Vx510 or Vx570 payment terminal, and allows merchants to easily accept Bitcoin payments from customers. It can optionally allow merchants to dispense (se
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  • DRAFT. See [[Casascius Bitcoin POS system]]. The following messages are defined as being what can be sent between the Bitcoin POS system and its server.
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  • .... The site supports multiple currencies and on-the-fly conversion to local currency. [[Category:Local]]
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  • Like any financial system, Bitcoin represents an attractive target for thieves and hackers. Any organization t ...sks involved with traditional payment networks so we can compare them with Bitcoin.
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  • ...emed with merchants where this payment voucher is accepted. This includes Bitcoin exchanges [[Mercabit.eu]] and [[VirWoX]]. ...[CashU]] account using a UKash voucher. Some bitcoin exchanges, such as [[Bitcoin Nordic]], accept CashU payments for the purchase of bitcoins.
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  • Read [https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/How_To_Buy_Bitcoins_With_Your_Credit_Card How To Buy Bitcoins With [http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/2293/how-can-i-buy-bitcoin-via-a-credit-card-or-paypal You can't directly buy Bitcoins using PayPal],
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  • A [[currency exchange|exchange]] site, operated by Mang Sweeney in the Philippines, wher The options for paying for the Bitcoin purchase are:
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  • This is a guide on how to make your first purchase with Bitcoin without any prior knowledge of the subject. This guide '''does not''' go into detail explaining what Bitcoin is or isn't. Most information not necessary for making a purchase are avoid
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  • '''30/09/2013 SEPA Withdrawl Queue Explained''' [https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/MtGox/IRC_mtgox#Withdrawls Click Here!] '''Q. How are people submitting the same order on all currency trading books?'''
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  • |industry=[[Exchange|Bitcoin exchange]] ==Luno - Bitcoin for Everyone, Everywhere==
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  • [https://anxpro.com '''ANX'''] is a trading platform for buying and selling Bitcoin in AUD, CAD, CHF, EUR, GBP, HKD, JPY, NZD, SGD and USD currencies. ...s built upon the LMAX Disruptor technology used by banks for their foreign currency exchange (FX) trading. The engine was designed to handle high volume, high
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  • BitTick - Real-time Bitcoin ticker ...est market prices of Bitcoin and will displayed in Bitcoin price and local currency.
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  • ...ple to send money based on location and their local currency. Asmoney make Bitcoin easier for non-technical users to send and receive payments. ...ney users may deposit to your account by using three methods : Exchangers, Bitcoin and Litecoin.
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  • ...https://www.cointouch.com/ CoinTouch]''' is a London-based decentralised [[Bitcoin]] [[Exchanges|exchange]]. The service finds connections on Facebook and/or CoinTouch launched on January 29, 2014 for bitcoin trading. <ref>{{cite web | archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/2014012912
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  • ...you need a wallet, reference our handy [http://www.expresscoin.com/wallets Bitcoin Wallet] guides to setup a wallet with our wallet partners. expresscoin.com charges a 3% fee to sell Bitcoin and a 3% fee to buy Bitcoin. Our rates may change, please check our website.
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  • Bitcoin addresses are used to receive payments, but not to send them: there is no concept of a "from" address in Bitcoin.
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  • ...tion=March 1, 2014<ref>http://www.coindesk.com/russian-tech-magnates-first-bitcoin-project-launches-beta/</ref> ...platform, and a popular [http://www.blocktrail.com/BTC block explorer] for Bitcoin.
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  • '''BitMarket.pl''' is s world's first [[Bitcoin]] exchange with instant fiat deposits and withdrawals. ...me aftermarket in Poland, has announced at Mar 3 2014, that it enters the Bitcoin trading market by opening its exchange located at [http://www.BitMarket.pl
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  • ...using on the [[exchanges|exchange]] of Crypto-Currency commonly known as [[Bitcoin]] and it's derivatives. The exchange used to service more than 90 [[altcoin ...licit actions." <ref>https://www.coindesk.com/cryptsy-ceo-millions-digital-currency-steal</ref>
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  • ...itcoin remittance from traditional remittance. It is the process of using Bitcoin companies for remittance of money overseas in a manner familiar with those By using Bitcoin, the average cost of remittances could be reduced to $5 Billion, or 1.1%.
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  • ...0#post_toc_11 List of events by BTC value lost]</ref> It is important that Bitcoin investors, users and developers understand these risks so they can be mitig ==Bitcoin==
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  • ...cost savings if they have capitalised on the fluctuations in the value of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. [[Image:Aberdeen_europes_oil_capital.png‎|thu * [https://bitcoin.org/ Bitcoin]
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  • |industry=[[Exchange|Bitcoin exchange]] ...g customers from those countries to buy and sell Bitcoin using their local currency.
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  • ...o enable anyone to live exclusively on Bitcoin comfortably in an era where Bitcoin acceptance still has much room for growth. ...on, Money Gram, and even Transferwise, the German startup utilizes digital currency to offer a faster and cheaper solution. Von Minckwitz, Goslicki, and Jones
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  • ==Bitcoin as a money-like good== Bitcoin is designed to have many of the desirable properties of a money-like
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  • ...changeRates.Pro] is a price comparison platform. It analyzes the prices of Bitcoin and 33 Cryptocurrencies in 255 countries worldwide. The company mission is * The price of Bitcoin and alternative cryptocoins are calculated including all the fees exchange
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  • Title: Durable, Low Energy Bitcoin PoW Comments-URI: https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/wiki/Comments:BIP-0052
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  • ...ny currency to trade Bitcoin. Every online trade has protection, where the Bitcoin seller's funds will be reserved until the end of the trade, which mitigates [[Category:Local]]
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