/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>152491

A documentary about a man who is feared the most by the Jews.

This guy is either one of the craziest people alive, or some kind of super genius.
Probably the latter, look a the size of that braincase.

>"Hitler reincarnated as Jesus and came to me in my dreams, we have talked a lot"

This looks like the kind of guy, who would slice someone in half with a sword without batting an eye.

>>152532

I mean people always make mistakes, almost every one of us has fucked up something regarding transactions at some point of our life.
Well banks can handle that stuff, they can return our money. It's insured and safe at all times.
It might not be easy, but at least there's usually some way to handle these fuckups.

Mess up with Bitcoin and you're screwed.
Now imagine all the average people using it.
Now think about the intelligence of an average person, most of them can barely function and if these people are conducting transactions with a method they are unfamiliar with, They are bound to screw up at least few times.
Without a very solid consumer protection system in place before any real adoption, I can only see bad things happening.

>Excuse me, I just sent 1500$ to a wrong address, how do I get it back? Is there someone that I can call or something? Reverse the transaction? No? That was for my son!! He's in college and needs new books for this term! How is he going to study?!?!

Situations like this would be popping up left and right.

Not to mention thefts. There's no getting money back if someone just flat out steals it from you.
Well at least that's what it's starting to seem like with Gox.

>>152618

It makes no sense to keep Bitcoin in banks if the value can tank 5-30% in a day. Fiat money isn't going to do that.