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    fooyidai

    @fooyidai

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    • RE: VITE is listed on Bittrex (Campaign of designing a poster)

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      posted in Campaigns
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    • RE: What coins would you like listed on ViteX?

      $grin altho their mainnet has launched already

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: VITE Airdrops

      @icantcookit but you can't cook it

      posted in Campaigns
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    • US: Pennsylvania Rules That Crypto Exchanges, ATMs Are Not Money Transmitters

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      From: https://cointelegraph.com/news/us-pennsylvania-rules-that-crypto-exchanges-atms-are-not-money-transmitters

      The American state of Pennsylvania has clarified that cryptocurrency exchanges do not fall subject to the Money Transmitter Act (MTA), according to a Department of Banking and Securities (DoBS) document published today, Jan. 23.

      The document clarifies crypto exchanges thus do not require a license to offer their services to Pennsylvania residents. The MTA — otherwise referred to as the Money Transmission Business Licensing Law — provides that “[n]o person shall engage in the business of transmitting money by means of a transmittal instrument for a fee or other consideration with or on behalf of an individual without first having obtained a license from the [DoBS].”

      While the definition of a “person” pertains to both individuals and organizations, the DoBs underscores that the transmission of money under the MTA necessarily involves the transfer of fiat currency “with or on behalf of an individual to a 3rd party” — a service for which the transmitter charges a fee.

      According to the document, digital currencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) are not deemed to be “money” under the MTA — which is defined as being “currency or legal tender or any other product that is generally recognized as a medium of exchange.”

      According to the DoBs, no United States jurisdiction has recognized cryptocurrencies as legal tender to date. Pennsylvania in particular restricts the definition of money to “[a] medium of exchange currently authorized or adopted by a domestic or foreign government.”

      The document also clarifies that in regard to crypto kiosks, ATMs and vending machines — regardless of whether they enable one-or two-way deposits and exchange of crypto and fiat — no money transmission is deemed to be involved, as there is no transfer of money to a third party.

      As reported last week, a bill that exempts companies providing non-custodial crypto services from certain state money transmitting laws was recently re-submitted to the U.S. Congress.

      In March of last year, the state of Wyoming preempted any prospective national level amendments by passing its own bill to exempt particular blockchain-based tokens from certain securities and money transmission laws.

      posted in Crypto News
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    • Mysterious tweet about $vite

      https://twitter.com/MedlinKirx92/status/1111384104371576832

      posted in Discussion
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    • RE: Vite x Bitcointalk Signature Design Competition

      the BTT signature is a lot harder to design than it looks. i assume at least an hour goes into making one.

      posted in Campaigns
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    • US: New Hampshire Bill Aims to Legalize Bitcoin for State Payments in 2020

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      Lawmakers in the U.S. state of New Hampshire are currently considering a bill to legalize payment of fees and taxes in Bitcoin (BTC), documents originally published on Jan. 3 reveal.

      NH HB470 is currently making its way through chambers of the local government, with a public hearing to introduce having took place yesterday, Jan. 23.

      A subcommittee is due to examine it on Jan. 29, with a due date for a decision set for Mar. 14, a summary of the bill’s passage confirms.

      Sponsored by Republicans Dennis Acton and Michael Yakubovich, the bill is the latest attempt to get New Hampshire to accept Bitcoin for state payments, with the idea first surfacing in 2015.

      “This bill requires the State Treasurer [...] to develop an implementation plan for the state to accept cryptocurrencies as payment for taxes and fees beginning July 1, 2020,” it reads, continuing:

      “The plan shall address any accounting, valuation and management issues and also identify an appropriate third party payment processor that will process cryptocurrency transactions at no cost to the state. The State Treasurer is required to submit the plan to the Governor, House and Senate by November 1, 2019.”

      The Granite State’s renewed efforts on Bitcoin come at a time when local governments throughout the U.S. are choosing to forge their own path on the industry.

      As Cointelegraph reported, Wyoming is currently leading the jurisdictions with a more progressive stance on the issue, introducing a bill to legally define crypto as money earlier this month.

      At the national level, the situation remains patchwork, with businesses and commentators still complaining about the less than ideal regulatory landscape forged by entities such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

      https://cointelegraph.com/news/us-new-hampshire-bill-aims-to-legalize-bitcoin-for-state-payments-in-2020?utm_source=newsletter1&utm_medium=email

      posted in Crypto News
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    • RE: dApp on ETH and its users

      @felicity This means it's important to build things people want. A lot of users also don't fully recognize the importance of decentralization yet. App developers need to target use cases where a centralized authority is a clear negative (e.g., stablecoins are great for countries with hyperinflation).

      posted in Discussion
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    • RE: Vite Wallet Referral Campaign

      @foreverandfath1 lol, campaign probably over already.

      posted in Campaigns
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    • RE: How to set up Fingerprint Payment on Vite Wallet?

      This doesn't matter for iPhone X, though, right? We can use facial recognition for this purpose.

      posted in Support
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    Latest posts made by fooyidai

    • RE: VITE History Channel. Part 21. WW2. Western Front. Winter counter-offensives. Invasion of Germany

      History buff 🙂

      posted in Discussion
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    • RE: Tron and EOS Fake it 'till They Make It, Says Lubin

      Absolutely true

      posted in Crypto News
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    • RE: What can Vite blockchain do in a 'Smart city'?

      $vite needs to go to the heartland of America -- cities experiencing hollowing-out at their core. They can use the help of blockchain tech

      posted in Questions & Feedbacks
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    • RE: VITE Airdrops

      @icantcookit but you can't cook it

      posted in Campaigns
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    • Mysterious tweet about $vite

      https://twitter.com/MedlinKirx92/status/1111384104371576832

      posted in Discussion
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    • RE: Mineable Cryptocurrencies Are Far More Valuable Than Non-Mineable Coins

      This is a good one.

      posted in Crypto News
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    • RE: What coins would you like listed on ViteX?

      @plasmo said in What coins would you like listed on ViteX?:

      BNB. Increases chance of being listed on Binance but most importantly, brings in high volume.

      That's an interesting one. How about coins of the other exchanges then?

      Btw, why don't exchanges like Bittrex and Kraken have their own coins?

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: What coins would you like listed on ViteX?

      $grin altho their mainnet has launched already

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Put Your Designs on Vite Store

      @r_derrings another way to go is to remove the background Vite logo and replace the first word "advantage" with a smaller Vite logo to indicate "V"

      posted in Campaigns
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    • RE: Put Your Designs on Vite Store

      @Umcka who fell?

      posted in Campaigns
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