Bitcoin and everything associated with it. The home of cryptomaniacs and their adversaries. - page 267

[Alexandr Bryzgalov]

BTC-e launches PAMM service for investment

24.06.14 06:02

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With respect,
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[Sergey Novokhatskiy]

Bitcoin scam the Hong Kong way

http://fortrader.ru/news/birzha-kriptovalyut-hkcex-bitkoin-afera-po-gonkongski.html

[Anatoli Kazharski]

Bitcoins legalised in California >>>

[Sergey Gridnev]

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[Igor Konyashin]

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[Andrew Petras]

"...RBC's source at the Prosecutor General's Office has indicated that there are no plans to ban citizens from investing their money in bitcoins yet. Instead, it has been decided to "intensify the search in Russia for potential recipients of bitcoins."

Execution cannot be pardoned.

[TheXpert]

Fools. Better to have a normal regulatory mechanism and lure some business from America and China.

[Igor Konyashin]

Silent:
"...RBC's source at the Prosecutor General's Office has indicated that there are no plans yet to ban citizens from investing their money in bitcoins. Instead, it has been decided to "intensify the search in Russia for potential recipients of bitcoins."

Swanky wording there:

Finance ministry proposes to introduce administrative or criminal liability for issuing cryptocurrencies and carrying out operations using them

Taki generate yourself some bitcoins and go to Kolyma.

TheXpert:
Fools. They'd be better off jamming up a proper regulatory mechanism and poaching some business from America and China.

"If grandma had a *** and a beard, she'd be a grandpa" (c) :)

Yep...

[TheXpert]

i_logic:

So, if you generate a bitcoin and go to Kolyma.

That's such a stick in the mud... The issue of surrogates is banned in Russia. So if the pool is in Europe, you can't be charged with anything.

Again, no one will intentionally catch and harass physicists, i.e. they will most likely harass only businesses and those who trade via LocalBitcoins

And somehow the MOF and CBRF clash a bit)).

They do not really give a shit. I think when they introduce it, the exchange rate will barely react.

[Igor Konyashin]

TheXpert:

Well, it's all so very much a pitchfork in the water... T

Yes, it's all so far treading water, but there's no doubt in my mind about tightening the screws. It is clear that the law will not work in terms of putting physicists in jail (we still have to find and prove it), but it "will" be, and most likely it "will" be with criminal liability, because

The issuing of surrogates is prohibited in Russia. (c) The Central Bank of the Russian Federation.

That is, there is an area where the nuts and bolts have not yet been "tightened".