Do you have any bitcoin or other cryptocurrency? Would you receive it as an offering to your ministry? Here is a link to the many new currencies that are available. coinmarketcap.com/
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Do you have any bitcoin or other cryptocurrency? Would you receive it as an offering to your ministry? Here is a link to the many new currencies that are available. coinmarketcap.com/
I would think a church would take any donations, then find out what the worth is converted to dollars. I said that, not knowing what a bitcoin is. I wouldn’t know one if it bit me. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
One bitcoin is worth about $11,000 now. I looked it up a few days ago, and I think it was around $10,000.I’ll take a bitcoin if your giving them away. I’m sure plenty of churches would. I don’t own any. If I did, I’d sell it now. One of my students last year said he invested in bit coin. If I see him, I’ll advise him to sell. This could be a bubble. From what I understand, these coins are very complicated mathematical equations that an autistic savant cannot solve, copied on multiple computers. Since they are hard to track, I also hear some people use them for black market sites. Governments may start cracking down if they see them as a threat somehow.If I were one of these math computer geniuses that came up with one of these currencies, I might cut a deal with the NSA or CIA to let them track the money until I’d accomplished whatever I wanted with my currency________________
The Future
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Are you sure it’s not the barcode?Or the microchip they put under pets to find them?Or a dollar bill with Obama’s picture on it?Or the stamp they put on the right hand at Six Flags or Chuckee Cheese’. (I always give them my left, just in case. Ha!)Who knows? But if you do by a crypto currency, you could avoid the ones that use three sizes in the algorhythm________________
Very familiar with bitcoin…Great article here regarding projections and why:www.cnbc.com/2017/12/01/james-altuchers-bitcoin-predictions.html
Are you sure it’s not the barcode?Or the microchip they put under pets to find them?Or a dollar bill with Obama’s picture on it?Or the stamp they put on the right hand at Six Flags or Chuckee Cheese’. (I always give them my left, just in case. Ha!)Who knows? But if you do by a crypto currency, you could avoid the ones that use three sizes in the algorhythm.
Very familiar with bitcoin…Great article here regarding projections and why:www.cnbc.com/2017/12/01/james-altuchers-bitcoin-predictions.html
My daddy wasn’t educated, but was very smart. He said if you do not know the rules of a game, you should never play the game seriously.He also said, Never play the other guy’s game.I do not know Bit coin and am too old to learn. I know real estate, so it has been very good to me. Bit coin has never done me a favor! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Very familiar with bitcoin…Great article here regarding projections and why:www.cnbc.com/2017/12/01/james-altuchers-bitcoin-predictions.html Great info! And yes bitcoin futures will begin this month too. Can we short bitcoin? If so, at what second does that start, and how do you do it? I was talking (totally hypothetically) about coming up with a website that would do that today, with a small transaction fee for each transaction for the website owner, of course________________
According to Coindesk, futures will begin December 11.www.coindesk.com/cmes-bitcoin-futures-likely-start-trading-december-11/
My wife just read in the Charlotte Observer in Charlotte, NC that the city has refused payment requested by hackers who have hacked all the cities data they say and are requesting $32,000 in ‘bitcoin’ not to use/destroy some data areas. This is the first time I have ever heard of a city being held hostage and especially to be paid off in bitcoin. Is this untraceable? How could you pay this and not ID the receiver or trail? Imma tell you, this is confusing to an old guy! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Yes, because criminals only use bitcoin.Criminals have never used cash…or gold…or whatever economic device.That is the same logic being used to crush the second amendment.
What a stretch Tom, hope you feel limber now. I never said only And if you don’t think cybercrime is helped by bitcoin, then why does ransomware not ask you to bring cash or gold to the busstop?And comparing it to the second amendment has a LOT of problems, first of all the second amendment is in the constitution, which also has a part about Congress minting currency, so ….
And —– It just topped $17K, wow! If you’re already in and in low, then congrats! (I’d sell it and be happy, but that’s me).
Here, you can make your own cryptocurrencywww.spaceotechnologies.com/create-your-own-cryptocurrency-ethereum/