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Bitcoin is mostly used in online tech stores, but it’s also being implemented and used in food delivery services, clothing stores and tourist accommodations like bed and breakfasts.How does Bitcoin work?Mollie made accepting payments through Bitcoin easy.When you use Mollie to receive Bitcoin payments, you don’t need a Bitcoin wallet.Neither is technical knowledge or any affiliation with Bitcoin required, because we take care of exchanging the transferred bitcoins into euro’s and make sure we pay out the corresponding amount in euro’s to the merchant.When a customer chooses to pay with bitcoins we determine the exchange rate at that exact moment.Through our connection with several partners, we can ensure a favourable rate, which we hold for 15 minutes.If customers take longer than that to carry out the payment, a new exchange rate is determined.Once the payment is authorised it is irreversible and guaranteed.Even if the value of a bitcoin should go down, the merchant will always receive the full amount, so there’s no risk involved.

Benefits of accepting Bitcoin through Mollie Accepting Bitcoin through Mollie allows you to offer all major payment methods through a single integration.Our clever yet simple API makes the integration incredibly robust and built for volume.Our API and Dashboard allow for direct refunds and can export all your data to several different formats for your bookkeeper.Our pricing is very competitive, with no hidden fees at all.And there’s no Bitcoin wallet required to accept bitcoins through Mollie, we take care of all conversions and always pay out the corresponding amount in euro’s.Implementing the Bitcoin payment method through Mollie is easy, there’s no lengthy signup process and we have free, open-source packages and plugins available for most coding languages and e-commerce platforms, which allows for easy integration into any project.Our prices are transparent; you only pay a low fee for successful transactions.And your personal dashboard gives you crucial insights into all your transactions and statistics.

Mollie is the quickest and easiest way to implement Bitcoin.This is an archived post.You won't be able to vote or comment.I heard some guy in the restroom of a club talking about bitcoins.This is the curious story of how a robot armed with a weekly budget of $100 in bitcoin managed to buy Ecstasy, a Hungarian passport and a baseball cap with a built-in camera—before getting arrested.bitcoin kurs woche(Tweet this) The "automated online shopping bot" was set up in October last year by Swiss art group, !Mediengruppe Bitnik, as an art installation to explore the "dark web"—the hidden, un-indexed part of the Internet.ethereum dice siteEach week, the robot was given $100 worth of Bitcoin— the major hard-to-trace cryptocurrency—and programmed to randomly purchase one item from Agora, an online marketplace on the dark web where shoppers can buy drugs and other illegal items.bitcoin best paying pool

The items were automatically delivered to a Swiss art gallery called Kunst Halle St Gallen to form an exhibition.The robot was christened "Random Darknet Shopper" and its purchases included a Hungarian passport, Ecstasy pills, fake Diesel jeans, a Sprite can with a hole cut out in order to stash cash, Nike trainers, a baseball cap with a hidden camera, cigarettes and the "Lord of the Rings" e-book collection.ethereum aud pricePerhaps unsurprisingly, the robot and his artistic creators had a run in with the law.bitcoin calculator gpuIn January 2015, the Swiss police confiscated the robot and its illegal purchases.litecoin price tickerHowever, three months later, the Random Darknet Shopper was returned to the artists, along with all its purchases except the Ecstasy (also known as MDMA) tablets, which were destroyed by the Swiss authorities.bitcoin dice game list

The artists behind the robot escaped without any charges."This is a great day for the 'bot, for us and for freedom of art!"!Mediengruppe Bitnik said in a blog post last week."In the order for withdrawal of prosecution, the public prosecutor states that the possession of Ecstasy was indeed a reasonable means for the purpose of sparking public debate about questions related to the exhibition."bitcoin code c++Read MoreGoogle, governments team up to fight paedophiles The Swiss authorities confirmed that the artists and the robot would not be charged.bitcoin börsen vergleich"We decided the Ecstasy that is in this presentation was safe and nobody could take it away.Bitnik never intended to sell it or consume it so we didn't punish them," Thomas Hansjakob, a spokesperson for the Swiss St Gallen police, told CNBC on Tuesday.He added that the artists had not informed the police before undertaking this project and that the authorities had heard about it from the media.