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Posted on 01/22/2014 5:52:18 PM PST by TsonicTsunami08
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Since Overstock.com OSTK +1.52% began accepting Bitcoin payments earlier this month, the cryptocurrency community has been buzzing with speculation about which tech company will integrate Bitcoin next. So Jarar Malik decided to ask.
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Wouldn’t they be foolish to explore it to some degree? This is hardly evidence of anything.
It appears it’s starting to snowball some. It is gradually being adopted by more businesses.
Google’s all about making money. If you’re an important enough of a customer to them, you could probably get them to agree to take payment in the form of cattle.
Ask Mr. Greenberg over at Forbes. I think just as Overstock let the cat out of the bag and then had to act before getting beaten to the punch. With Google... Yahoo won’t be far behind.
I think honestly, the way things are going. Any business not thinking about incorporating Bitcoin into their payment options would be negligent and also not in business very long.
What does google sell?
Well, they bought Motorola. And just this month the guys at Nest, the ones that make thermostats and smoke detectors, for $3.2B (yes $B). All connected together, and now talking to google servers and mining data.
I liked the design and simplicity and software, not to mention conveience, But not anymore.
As far as I’m concerned, google is the just the public, commercial face for the NSA. Not to mention that they’re better funded, and have far less oversight.
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Well done.
Bitcoin No Bargain as 47% of Investors Go Bearish in Poll
Your correct, this Bitcoin thing is going nowhere./s
Are bitcoin and other ecoins prognosticating the failure of world economies. Is it digital gold? If there is a collapse what will this be worth?
No, there will be a massive redistribution of wealth, just not what our handlers had in mind.
Any collapse in the current counterfeit fiat currency will be no fault of Bitcoin.
The Fed is pumping out $80,000,000,000.00 a month. That is approximately 8 times the market cap of Bitcoin. This is unsustainable and any blame should fall at the feet of those responsible. Mussolini come to mind.
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