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halfpint 12-09-2013 09:17 AM

File Lockers are starting to pay by Bitcoin a paypal alternative
 
Well of course this was going to happen ....

Paypal is now well known for a sort of sanctimonious attitude towards sites that they feel will damage their ability to make money and now that cyberlockers are under fire from copyright conglomerates such as the RIAA, MPAA, and BRIEN. This comes during the long-burn of Megaupload by the U.S. government at the behest of these copyright cartels and now Paypal pulling out means that many of them will lose a primary source of funding and accessibility to the general public.

According to TorrentFreak, Paypal has stopped working with cyberlockers such as MediaFire, Putlocker, DepositFiles, and many others citing concerns of piracy.

Even the newest folk hero of cyberlockers, somewhat infamous Kim Dotcom, has come out asking the community on Twitter about better payment systems than PayPal and U.S. credit companies to upkeep this advancement of Internet innovation. As we all know, the MPAA and RIAA have gone to credit transaction companies and gotten them to withdraw their support from sites that may be capable of supporting piracy (which means any and every cyberlocker out there.)

An obvious answer comes to mind from the growing population and functional use of a digital cryptocurrency we already know: Bitcoin.

The e-currency is still in its rough-start stage when it comes to technology and much of that has been because it?s been treated as a fanatic commodity by a small but extremely loyal group who keep it afloat. It also fluctuates in value too often for most people to want to store their money with it; but we have seen it used effectively for an intermediate currency and a number of services do take bitcoins as compensation?such as Bitmit.net auctions and several VPN providers who also take the currency.

Full story here http://siliconangle.com/blog/2012/07...coins-big-win/

Kim Dot Com's site Mega allready is offering Bitcoin

Bitcoin has a major new online participant, but it may not help the experimental online currency's reputation as an economic medium for extra-legal activities.

Kim Dotcom, founder of file-locker service Mega, recently announced plans to begin accepting Bitcoin?the world's most popular decentralized, alternative currency?as payment. It's a none-too-surprising move for an entrepreneur who has run afoul of U.S. law in recent years.

http://www.dailydot.com/news/kim-dotcom-mega-bitcoins/

CAHEK 12-09-2013 09:38 AM

Somali Pirates should also take bitcoin for the ship ransom :ak47::costumed13

halfpint 12-09-2013 09:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CAHEK (Post 19901860)
Somali Pirates should also take bitcoin for the ship ransom :ak47::costumed13

U know what I really really hope that the Filelockers and Torrents do not use it like they seem to think will happen because it could have a pretty bad effect on Bitcoins. Yes it will certianly open up another market for Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies but could have a real bad down side too.

I allready know some torrents are using it

Great saying things like this too

"If Kim Dotcom uses his celebrity to bring attention to the use of Bitcoins for cyberlocker access, welding the two together will most likely bring both out with a much bigger market than before and make both of them much more resilient to economic siege by the copyright industry."

Creatine 12-09-2013 09:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by halfpint (Post 19901871)
U know what I really really hope that the Filelockers and Torrents do not use it like they seem to think will happen because it could have a pretty bad effect on Bitcoins. Yes it will certianly open up another market for Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies but could have a real bad down side too.

I allready know some torrents are using it

Great saying things like this too

"If Kim Dotcom uses his celebrity to bring attention to the use of Bitcoins for cyberlocker access, welding the two together will most likely bring both out with a much bigger market than before and make both of them much more resilient to economic siege by the copyright industry."

Lmfao.
Dude skill road used it, a website designed for selling drugs, hiring hit man, and purchasing fire arms.

Who fucking cares what bitcoin is used for, the more people using it the more valuable it is.

Tye best thing to do for bitcoin would be to build payment system plugins for every major CMS project.

Worspress , joomla, mybb, vbylletin, etc, etc.

They already have a plugin for mybb and worspress which is good.

EpicPanda 12-09-2013 10:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Creatine (Post 19901876)
Who fucking cares what bitcoin is used for, the more people using it the more valuable it is.

Wrong! It's already vulnerable to government intervention. Keep using something primarily for crimes and money laundering, and they make the case for having it banned even easier.

anexsia 12-09-2013 10:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by halfpint (Post 19901871)
U know what I really really hope that the Filelockers and Torrents do not use it like they seem to think will happen because it could have a pretty bad effect on Bitcoins. Yes it will certianly open up another market for Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies but could have a real bad down side too.

I allready know some torrents are using it

Great saying things like this too

"If Kim Dotcom uses his celebrity to bring attention to the use of Bitcoins for cyberlocker access, welding the two together will most likely bring both out with a much bigger market than before and make both of them much more resilient to economic siege by the copyright industry."

Please do some research on how Bitcoin works and also look at all the places that are now currently accepting Bitcoin. There are a large number of online stores now accepting Bitcoin and some brick & mortar stores, etc. Infact I believe there are now some adult paysites and adult hosting companies that are now accepting bitcoins.

It's very easy to accept and process bitcoin payments and for things such as adult paysites it's fantastic because it allows people who don't normally trust adult sites (cross selling, credit cards banged, statements showing weird charges, etc) to purchase memberships via Bitcoin which offers a somewhat anonymous way to pay!

Just because filelockers, torrent sites, drug websites (Silk Road 2.0, Black Market Reloaded, etc) use Bitcoin for payments doesn't mean it's bad.

brassmonkey 12-09-2013 10:23 AM

just wait until they make a payment option :2 cents: like paypal

AHarper 12-09-2013 10:32 AM

What I don't understand is:

Why are people more willing to spend money on those sites than on usual adult sites? Both provide more or less the same, downloading xxx videos for money. With the difference that they sell stolen stuff.

Creatine 12-09-2013 10:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by anexsia (Post 19901906)
Please do some research on how Bitcoin works and also look at all the places that are now currently accepting Bitcoin. There are a large number of online stores now accepting Bitcoin and some brick & mortar stores, etc. Infact I believe there are now some adult paysites and adult hosting companies that are now accepting bitcoins.

It's very easy to accept and process bitcoin payments and for things such as adult paysites it's fantastic because it allows people who don't normally trust adult sites (cross selling, credit cards banged, statements showing weird charges, etc) to purchase memberships via Bitcoin which offers a somewhat anonymous way to pay!

Just because filelockers, torrent sites, drug websites (Silk Road 2.0, Black Market Reloaded, etc) use Bitcoin for payments doesn't mean it's bad.


I know legitimate websites also use bitcoin. That doesn't change anything.

Bitcoin uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority or banks; managing transactions and the issuing of bitcoins is carried out collectively by the network. Bitcoin is open-source; its design is public, nobody owns or controls Bitcoin and everyone can take part. Through many of its unique properties, Bitcoin allows exciting uses that could not be covered by any previous payment system.

The government has no say in bitcoin. They can seize the bitcoin domain however people will still have the client downloaded and can simply spread it through other means.

Notice it says everyone can take part. That includes torrent services, vps providers, and file lockers. It's not a currency designed for adult paysites.

If you want something for adult paysites go with sexcoin.

L-Pink 12-09-2013 10:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by anexsia (Post 19901906)

Just because filelockers, torrent sites, drug websites (Silk Road 2.0, Black Market Reloaded, etc) use Bitcoin for payments doesn't mean it's bad.

But, the last thing a bitcoin investor should want is this form of currency regulated as a way to stop criminal activity. Cutting off the money supply is currently the favorite tool of law enforcement.

jódete 12-09-2013 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PhadPanda (Post 19901905)
Wrong! It's already vulnerable to government intervention. Keep using something primarily for crimes and money laundering, and they make the case for having it banned even easier.

:thumbsup

freecartoonporn 12-09-2013 10:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by halfpint (Post 19901871)
U know what I really really hope that the Filelockers and Torrents do not use it like they seem to think will happen because it could have a pretty bad effect on Bitcoins. Yes it will certianly open up another market for Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies but could have a real bad down side too.

I allready know some torrents are using it

Great saying things like this too

"If Kim Dotcom uses his celebrity to bring attention to the use of Bitcoins for cyberlocker access, welding the two together will most likely bring both out with a much bigger market than before and make both of them much more resilient to economic siege by the copyright industry."

kim dot com wont promote bitcoin, as he has his own coin http://www.megacoin.co.nz/
and yes, you have a valid point. it just a matter of time when kim starts pushing his coin on the the buyers..and many will follow , there will be more exchanges and monopoly too, its just like owning a private version of paypal. fucking awesome.

i guess , at that time AK have to retire.

seeandsee 12-09-2013 01:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by freecartoonporn (Post 19901948)
kim dot com wont promote bitcoin, as he has his own coin http://www.megacoin.co.nz/
and yes, you have a valid point. it just a matter of time when kim starts pushing his coin on the the buyers..and many will follow , there will be more exchanges and monopoly too, its just like owning a private version of paypal. fucking awesome.

i guess , at that time AK have to retire.

Mega(shit)coin is not Kimdotcom coin...

brassmonkey 12-09-2013 01:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by l-pink (Post 19901937)
but, the last thing a bitcoin investor should want is this form of currency regulated as a way to stop criminal activity. Cutting off the money supply is currently the favorite tool of law enforcement.

= taxes they want money! Nothing else they don't care if the money is flowing!

AdultKing 12-09-2013 02:22 PM

At some point people will need to enter the traditional financial system and it's at that point we can cut them off. Unless a company supporting piracy wants to be confined to bitcoin and bitcoin alone then we can still get them.

halfpint 12-09-2013 02:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Creatine (Post 19901876)
Lmfao.
Dude skill road used it, a website designed for selling drugs, hiring hit man, and purchasing fire arms.

Who fucking cares what bitcoin is used for, the more people using it the more valuable it is.

Tye best thing to do for bitcoin would be to build payment system plugins for every major CMS project.

Worspress , joomla, mybb, vbylletin, etc, etc.

They already have a plugin for mybb and worspress which is good.

You think i dont allready know that lol I run a website which is a directory for businesses using cryptocoins and yes I am well aware of some very big names on the web who use it legitimately, Hell you can even buy a pizza with Bitcoins now

My point is once it is commonly used by filelockers, torrents ect, you will see the big film and music companys doing thier utmost to destroy it, They seem to be winning with payment options like paypal, if they have leverage over a comapny like paypal you can bet your ass they will do everything in thier power to do the same with Bitcoins. It will also give the goverments a nice big fat opertunity to get cryptocurrenys off the web.

halfpint 12-09-2013 02:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AdultKing (Post 19902178)
At some point people will need to enter the traditional financial system and it's at that point we can cut them off. Unless a company supporting piracy wants to be confined to bitcoin and bitcoin alone then we can still get them.

There are many ways to sell bitcoin even on ebay now its very popular, how are you going to know if the guy is making bitcoins on his site then selling them on ebay ?

It would be almost impossible to trace his wallet because most people use more than one wallet You can use any number of wallet addresses, One for the business, one to transfer the coins to another one for selling ect

halfpint 12-09-2013 02:34 PM

This guy is allready only accepting bitcoins, edit... he is also using paypal lol

https://couchpota.to/

Tookie- 12-09-2013 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by halfpint (Post 19902196)
This guy is allready only accepting bitcoins, edit... he is also using paypal lol

https://couchpota.to/

I just jacked a ton of your videos and am selling them via bitcoin, lol

AdultKing 12-09-2013 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by halfpint (Post 19902189)
There are many ways to sell bitcoin even on ebay now its very popular, how are you going to know if the guy is making bitcoins on his site then selling them on ebay ?

We're not concerned about end users.

halfpint 12-09-2013 03:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AdultKing (Post 19902222)
We're not concerned about end users.

um you got the wrong end of the stick


I run a website which accepts bitcoins

The bitcoins I recieve form the website i can go and sell on ebay using a totaly different bitcoin wallet address
Infact I could make up 5 diff accounts on ebay and sell my bitcoins which i have earned from my website using different bitcoin addresses

How are you gonna know ?

I will still be making money from my website !!

halfpint 12-09-2013 03:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tookie- (Post 19902221)
I just jacked a ton of your videos and am selling them via bitcoin, lol

Jack all you want its not my site :thumbsup

freecartoonporn 12-09-2013 03:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by seeandsee (Post 19902145)
Mega(shit)coin is not Kimdotcom coin...

err, my bad

kane 12-09-2013 03:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Creatine (Post 19901936)
I know legitimate websites also use bitcoin. That doesn't change anything.

Bitcoin uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority or banks; managing transactions and the issuing of bitcoins is carried out collectively by the network. Bitcoin is open-source; its design is public, nobody owns or controls Bitcoin and everyone can take part. Through many of its unique properties, Bitcoin allows exciting uses that could not be covered by any previous payment system.

The government has no say in bitcoin. They can seize the bitcoin domain however people will still have the client downloaded and can simply spread it through other means.

Notice it says everyone can take part. That includes torrent services, vps providers, and file lockers. It's not a currency designed for adult paysites.

If you want something for adult paysites go with sexcoin.

Couldn't the US government do like they did with online gambling and pass a law that outlaws US based banks from processing or handling any kind of bitcoin transaction?

It seems to me that bitcoins would have far less value if you weren't able to cash them for actual US dollars (or whatever currency any individual's country used).

DamianJ 12-09-2013 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PhadPanda (Post 19901905)
Wrong! It's already vulnerable to government intervention. Keep using something primarily for crimes and money laundering, and they make the case for having it banned even easier.

I'm not a criminal, but as far as I know, most crimes and criminals use cash. That's not been banned.

DamianJ 12-09-2013 04:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AdultKing (Post 19902222)
We're not concerned about end users.

How about the uploaders and locker providers that will be using bitcoins.

But what I think you meant to say was:

Quote:

Originally Posted by AdultKing (Post 19902222)
We're not concerned about payment methods we can't ever stop or take credit for pretending we were responsible for stopping.

:)

DamianJ 12-09-2013 04:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AdultKing (Post 19902178)
At some point people will need to enter the traditional financial system and it's at that point we can cut them off. Unless a company supporting piracy wants to be confined to bitcoin and bitcoin alone then we can still get them.

How many bitcoin sites have "you" "closed" down?

Yeah, I thought so.

TheSquealer 12-09-2013 04:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kane (Post 19902351)
Couldn't the US government do like they did with online gambling and pass a law that outlaws US based banks from processing or handling any kind of bitcoin transaction?

It seems to me that bitcoins would have far less value if you weren't able to cash them for actual US dollars (or whatever currency any individual's country used).

This is what children don't understand about monetary systems and our banking system. At best, bitcoins and crypto-currencies have a future in their own ecosystem and bitcoin to bitcoin transactions... it has no future at all within the actual banking system. Any transaction in any real currency is regulated and can be restricted or further regulated. Regulation of financial transactions is a necessity for everyone's benefit. Hating governments doesn't make that fact untrue.

The height of stupidity is believing that an anonymous currency (which can never be allowed to exist on any real level) and one that is used to buy illegal drugs, guns, contract murders etc etc etc etc is somehow not going to get crushed for what should be the most obvious of reasons.

AdultKing 12-09-2013 05:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by halfpint (Post 19902244)
um you got the wrong end of the stick


I run a website which accepts bitcoins

The bitcoins I recieve form the website i can go and sell on ebay using a totaly different bitcoin wallet address
Infact I could make up 5 diff accounts on ebay and sell my bitcoins which i have earned from my website using different bitcoin addresses

How are you gonna know ?

I will still be making money from my website !!

How will you pay for your infrastructure ? How will you pay your uploaders ? How will you transact in the real world ?

At some point you're going to need to use regular financial systems to effect payments somewhere and it will be at that point we will get you.

There are also many other ways to mitigate your activities, we can get your hosting killed and we can get your domain seized. You can also be investigated for tax evasion or money laundering if income is not declared.

kane 12-09-2013 06:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheSquealer (Post 19902387)
This is what children don't understand about monetary systems and our banking system. At best, bitcoins and crypto-currencies have a future in their own ecosystem and bitcoin to bitcoin transactions... it has no future at all within the actual banking system. Any transaction in any real currency is regulated and can be restricted or further regulated. Regulation of financial transactions is a necessity for everyone's benefit. Hating governments doesn't make that fact untrue.

The height of stupidity is believing that an anonymous currency (which can never be allowed to exist on any real level) and one that is used to buy illegal drugs, guns, contract murders etc etc etc etc is somehow not going to get crushed for what should be the most obvious of reasons.

That has always been my worry/skepticism about bitcoins and others like it. Sure, it is gaining in popularity and could carve out a decent niche for itself, but at some point it is still reliant on the regular banking world either from people wanting to use their cash to buy bitcoins or wanting to sell them for cash and if governments decide to block those transactions it could be very bad for that currency.

mineistaken 12-09-2013 06:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AHarper (Post 19901924)
What I don't understand is:

Why are people more willing to spend money on those sites than on usual adult sites? Both provide more or less the same, downloading xxx videos for money. With the difference that they sell stolen stuff.

Waaaaaaaay more content on filelockers, plus you get not only porn, but movies and so on.

postalsex 12-09-2013 07:05 PM

thats how bitcoins get a bad reputation.... fuck filelockers!

adultmobile 12-09-2013 08:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by freecartoonporn (Post 19901948)
kim dot com wont promote bitcoin, as he has his own coin http://www.megacoin.co.nz/

http://cryptolife.net/in-depth-altco...ysis-megacoin/

"the community is very reminiscent of a cult. Some of them seem to be truly convinced that kimoto is none other than Kim Dotcom, founder of megaupload. Let?s make this clear, Kim Dotcom is NOT associated with megacoin. Megacoin supporters are manipulating people into thinking that he is, to inflate the value of the coin."

Is funny enough that Kim DotCom was victim of pirates copying his stuff :)

EpicPanda 12-09-2013 08:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamianJ (Post 19902367)
I'm not a criminal, but as far as I know, most crimes and criminals use cash. That's not been banned.

This is a snarky side track, but did you see the news about the 500 Euro note and $1000 bill being taken off the market because law enforcement advised that it was being used by criminals to stockpile wealth and do large transactions?

Yes, they'll ban what they can, even types of fiat cash.

Creatine 12-09-2013 08:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by adultmobile (Post 19902694)
http://cryptolife.net/in-depth-altco...ysis-megacoin/

"the community is very reminiscent of a cult. Some of them seem to be truly convinced that kimoto is none other than Kim Dotcom, founder of megaupload. Let’s make this clear, Kim Dotcom is NOT associated with megacoin. Megacoin supporters are manipulating people into thinking that he is, to inflate the value of the coin."

Is funny enough that Kim DotCom was victim of pirates copying his stuff :)


I actually thought megacoin was by Kim Dotcom. It's a serious scheme going on. Good thing I didn't invest in it.

mayabong 12-10-2013 12:51 AM

I actually predicted this would happen way back when on the file locker thread, and was laughed at.

AdultKing 12-10-2013 02:33 AM

1 bitcoin is worth 1 bitcoin when the means to transfer it into other currency goes away. :2 cents:

mayabong 12-10-2013 07:37 PM

Here is a thread I made months ago. My prediction is coming true.

https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1108...bong+bitcoi n

isteve 12-10-2013 08:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AdultKing (Post 19902872)
1 bitcoin is worth 1 bitcoin when the means to transfer it into other currency goes away. :2 cents:

What will you do if file locker sites accept BTC only, pays their uploaders by BTC and sell the BTC they earn locally, using LocalBitcoins ( https://localbitcoins.com/ ), and still declare their profit and pay their taxes?

In such a system, the site owners and its uploaders sells BTC for cash, the cash then gets added to their bank account (since the site owner pay his taxes) using manual deposit of cash.

If I was you, I would begin to think for a new strategy to fight piracy, because your current way of dealing with it won't work with BTC only sites.

Good luck.

mayabong 12-10-2013 08:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by isteve (Post 19903976)
What will you do if file locker sites accept BTC only, pays their uploaders by BTC and sell the BTC they earn locally, using LocalBitcoins ( https://localbitcoins.com/ ), and still declare their profit and pay their taxes?

In such a system, the site owners and its uploaders sells BTC for cash, the cash then gets added to their bank account (since the site owner pay his taxes) using manual deposit of cash.

If I was you, I would begin to think for a new strategy to fight piracy, because your current way of dealing with it won't work with BTC only sites.

Good luck.

Or use all the energy to try to work with the technology and make a profit. You are like a mailman on a crucade against email.

isteve 12-10-2013 08:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mayabong (Post 19903998)
Or use all the energy to try to work with the technology and make a profit. You are like a mailman on a crucade against email.

I personally believe that making a profit from piracy is bad and I think AK's work must be done to fight piracy. I just believe he will need to adjust his strategy to make it work with BTC only illegal sites.

mayabong 12-10-2013 09:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by isteve (Post 19903999)
I personally believe that making a profit from piracy is bad and I think AK's work must be done to fight piracy. I just believe he will need to adjust his strategy to make it work with BTC only illegal sites.

I think its even more of a game of wack a mole. As time goes on, there is less and less need to go to cash. You can just spend Bitcoins directly. If he thinks he's going to stop bitcoin being converted to any currency everywhere on earth, he has a screw loose.

isteve 12-10-2013 09:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mayabong (Post 19904007)
I think its even more of a game of wack a mole. As time goes on, there is less and less need to go to cash. You can just spend Bitcoins directly. If he thinks he's going to stop bitcoin being converted to any currency everywhere on earth, he has a screw loose.

Unfortunately, you are totally right.

Sin_Vraal 12-11-2013 03:27 AM

you know, I really hate file lockers. but I really hate paypal and visa/mastercard telling me what I can do with my money more.

anything that tells them to Go fuck themselves makes me happy. so I say good. fuck those fucking monopolies.

halfpint 12-11-2013 09:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AdultKing (Post 19902479)
How will you pay for your infrastructure ? How will you pay your uploaders ? How will you transact in the real world ?

At some point you're going to need to use regular financial systems to effect payments somewhere and it will be at that point we will get you.

There are also many other ways to mitigate your activities, we can get your hosting killed and we can get your domain seized. You can also be investigated for tax evasion or money laundering if income is not declared.

You can pay your users via Bitcoin, You can buy domains using Bitcoin, You can buy hosting using Bitcoin, hell you can be totaly legal using only bitcoins and there are legit companys using Bitcoins. It would be very very easy to run a site using only bitcoins and still be able to exchange it for real money whether its done on an exchange or sold on "the streets" by meeting people face to face, or sold through ebay, or by buying goods with Botcoins and reselling them.

So you have the power to sieze domians and you can investigate peoples taxes ... How many domains have u had siezed so far and how many people have you investigated for tax evasion and money laundering ? I think you are talking out of your ass because you would have no legal right to investigate peoples taxes or have thier domains siezed lol.

Unfortunatly the whole filelocker and torrent scene is evolving and yes it sucks to see filelockers and torrents using Bitcoin now but it was bound to happen in the end.

RRobin 12-12-2013 02:09 PM

Is ShareCash doing the same ?

Markul 12-12-2013 03:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by halfpint (Post 19904537)
You can pay your users via Bitcoin, You can buy domains using Bitcoin, You can buy hosting using Bitcoin, hell you can be totaly legal using only bitcoins and there are legit companys using Bitcoins. It would be very very easy to run a site using only bitcoins and still be able to exchange it for real money whether its done on an exchange or sold on "the streets" by meeting people face to face, or sold through ebay, or by buying goods with Botcoins and reselling them.

So you have the power to sieze domians and you can investigate peoples taxes ... How many domains have u had siezed so far and how many people have you investigated for tax evasion and money laundering ? I think you are talking out of your ass because you would have no legal right to investigate peoples taxes or have thier domains siezed lol.

Unfortunatly the whole filelocker and torrent scene is evolving and yes it sucks to see filelockers and torrents using Bitcoin now but it was bound to happen in the end.

:thumbsup

_Richard_ 12-12-2013 03:11 PM

love all this talk about regulation lol

cause that has definitely been a strength of ours

regulation


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