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    The whole point is that it's unregulated and unregulatable.
    Debatable ... I would imagine that exchanges will be 'regulated' pretty quickly
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      Debatable ... I would imagine that exchanges will be 'regulated' pretty quickly
      These will soon be decentralised and encrypted as well...
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      Are people taking stupidity pills on here today or something
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      Can anyone recommend a good exchange to buy and sell Cryptocurrency? I have tried coinfloor but something when wrong with the authorisation process and it's been, literally impossible, to get them to sort it out.
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      Can anyone recommend a good exchange to buy and sell Cryptocurrency? I have tried coinfloor but something when wrong with the authorisation process and it's been, literally impossible, to get them to sort it out.
      Someone on here suggested bitbargain. I've used it, seems easy enough, took a day to set up and get authorized. I've not set up a selling account yet, but buying has been easy.
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      Debatable ... I would imagine that exchanges will be 'regulated' pretty quickly
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      These will soon be decentralised and encrypted as well...
      there are exchanges and there are exchanges. the gateway exchanges that swap real cash $ and £ for crypto are tied down by a lot of regulation regards know your customer and anti money laundering. this will not change, there is not a realistic way for this to become decentralised. and before saying Localbitcoins, they will attract regulation or some prison sentences if they aren't complying.

      then there are the trading exchanges where we can swap BTC for crapcoin or mooncoin, those are largely unregulated, based out of anywhere in the world and no direct legislation. though many require you to do verificaiton for KYC anyway so they are more regulated than thought. they may become decentralised if someone can devise a platform to allow peer-to-peer trading without really remaining a middleman (and therefore an exchange), many are promising this but yet to see one implemented yet (possible i've not found).
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      I use etoro, coinbase and binance. All quite easy to get authorised and use. Etoro has a limited number of coins but no wallet. I use Coinbase to buy BTC, send to Binance and then trade for a wide range of alt coins.
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      ... I have also put about 100 quid into a fancy looking Swiss banking ICO - called swissborg.
      curious what made you dip your toe into this particular? i haven't seen it, though may be missing from the ICO sites i use. they've raised a decent amount of money for something with so little profile on bitcointalk. ping the refereal over to me i'm going to have look at this one.
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      http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-42630136
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      Very refreshing to see Kodak have learnt from past mistakes and planning for the future again.
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      Very refreshing to see Kodak have learnt from past mistakes and planning for the future again.
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