Sentences with phrase «electronic currencies into»

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For example, it uses an online electronic money institution to convert investors» money into a digital currency that can be spent on the portal.

With some engineering, it might (someday) turn Bitcoin into a completely untraceable, anonymous electronic currency.

In the long run, currency fluctuations might well cancel each other out, but the company's emphasis on tapping into emerging markets where electronic payment transactions are only in their infancy could pay big dividends in future years.

Which inevitably invokes a much deeper fear, of the same intangibility inherent in our fiat currencies, our fiscal obeisance to governments who seem dead - set on printing & spending their way into oblivion, the fragility of our financial assets & markets (which now exist only as electronic blips on hackable centralised repositories), and our economic future & security itself.

It is a useful electronic tool that allows converting currency in a quick and simple way into another currency, using the up - to - date exchange rates of different countries around the world.

copper motors that can be turned into copper pipe, coins in some currencies, jewellery, wire, and as winding wire for motors in new electronic products such as fridges, vacuums, tools, toys and motors.

The long - awaited bill, which goes into effect on April 1, still does not recognize bitcoin as a currency, but it has accepted that bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have «asset - like values» that can be used «as payment to indefinite parties for the cost of purchase or rent of items or receipt of services and which can be transferred by means of electronic data processing systems,» explained Bitflyer exchange.

Anywhere you might want to use almost anonymous electronic cash, but bear in mind the value of the cash fluctuates, and to turn the electronic cash into local currency you may need to identify yourself.

The Electronic Transactions Association, which represents companies like Visa and MasterCard, has already welcomed one bitcoin company into its fold, and companies might be more inclined to support the virtual currency in the future.

There is currently no regulation of these electronic currencies, which puts them into the highest risk category in relation to money laundering.