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Coinbase.org (or Bitstamp if europoor)
Blockchain.info
Gyft.com

In that order

>>367676
>Coinbase
>.org
Tfw I wish

to mine bitcoins do i need to leave my computer running all day long?

im new to this stuff.

also what is the difference between bitcoin, litecoin and dogecoin?

To verify your account please submit

1.) a valid government issued ID, acceptable high quality images of documents are:

international passport (double page)
national ID card (both sides)
driver's license (both sides)

2.) a proof of residency, acceptable scanned images of paper documents are:

bank statement
utility bill for utilities consumed at your home address
tax return, council tax
certificate of residency issued by a government or a local government authority

is this for real?

you all had to do this?

>>367698
Then use Localbitcoins or Mycelium while you can, if you want privacy eventually you will have to use Bytecoin

>>367715
>Bytecoin
this is all greek to me.

i dont care about privacy

>>367718
Most people don't know about it anyway. Bitcoin is a public ledger, though; it's the perfect system for the government to track your every move with, and all they need is the address you withdraw to after buying your shit on a heavily regulated exchange.

>>367726
>ut it anyway. Bitcoin is a public ledger, though; it's the perfect system for the government to track your every move with, and all they need is the address you withdraw to after buying your shit on a heavily regulated exchange.
I dont care about privacy
I just found it strange they would make me jump through that hoop

even with paypal i didnt have to provide a picture of my license

>>367736
Think of it as the way for things to come as only just starting to manifest. Hopefully we get a multipass soon to make it less rapey

so most people deal in bitcoin?
and that is traded at coinbase.net?
im about to photo copy my license
what else should i know?

>>367768
>coinbase.net
coinbase.com

>>367776
I think its coinbase.biz

coinbase.me

>>367794
inb4 coinbase.gov

>>367718
then you have no business using cryptocoin.

buy your drugs with cash since you're too fucking lazy to not go to jail.

>>367797
The draw for crypto is its flexibility, and generally isn't just about privacy. It can be about ease of use, egalitarianism, or solving problems like Curecoin. Crypto is a hugely general term, don't try to nail it down like that

>>367806
ok, in that case, OP won't mind sharing what "trading and gifts" he plans to buy.

i mean, he doesn't care about privacy so this should be entertaining.

>>367814
>lazy to not go to jai
im gonna be doing e-whoring to buy gift cards and my paypal got limited

im gonna buy burger king cus im a fat american

>>367661
coinbase.com will allow you to accept it for free, no monthly fees, first million dollars you exchange for USD is direction conversion, after that 1%

>>367806
Not to mention it is easy as fuck to start accepting it, and it gives customers more payment options, which is a good thing.