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Bitcoin: world’s fastest growing currency migrates off the internet

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Bitcoin or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Crypto

The Bitcoin Education Project has released a comprehensive free crowdsourced introductory class on Bitcoin for the mainstream. We are trying to get all fellow bitcoiners to beta test: https://www.udemy.com/bitcoin-or-how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love…

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With this app you always have your Feathercoins with you, in your pocket! You can send payments simply by scanning a QR-code or by touching two phones together (NFC). Feathercoin Wallet is designed to be easy to use and reliable, while also being secure and fast.

=== FEATURES:

• No cloud server or web service needed! This wallet is truly peer to peer. • Display of wallet balance in Feathercoin and various other currencies. • Sending and receiving of Feathercoin via NFC, QR-codes or Litecoin URLs. • Address book for regularly used Feathercoin addresses. • Enter transactions while offline, will be executed when online. • Manages blockchain on your device (for enhanced security). • System notifications for Feathercoin connectivity and received coins. • App widget for Feathercoin balance (requirement: app moved to phone).

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Coingig.com - Buy and Sell Products for Bitcoin

http://www.coingig.com

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WHAT ON EARTH IS A BITCOIN? DIGITAL CURRENCY 101

What on earth is a bitcoin?

A bitcoin is a kind of money. But unlike the paper money in your physical wallet, bitcoins are digital, and they live in – what else? – your digital wallet.

So, when you want to buy something with a bitcoin, you’ve got to use a computer or a smartphone to transfer funds from your wallet to someone else’s. Here’s how it works —-> READ MORE.

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Dan Kaminsky - Bitcoin "Not Going Away Anytime Soon"

Wired contributor Dan Kaminsky (@DaKami), the security researcher who “broke the internet” some years back, opines on Bitcoin.  Excerpts:

“The internet has proven to be a pretty big deal for global society, and Bitcoin could basically be thought of as the Internet, applied to Money.” - “Bitcoin is about as friendly to [regulation] as the rest of the internet is — not very. To put it another way: Bitcoin’s a dollar bill, with a teleporter built in. We can just poke in a few coordinates and poof, off it goes, with the ease of posting to some forum somewhere. That’s somewhat new.” - “But its real value proposition is as a medium for transfer.  It really works. And keep in mind, if we’re just holding the currency for a few minutes, we don’t care about the absolute value.” - “Bitcoin’s resilience comes from a property I refer to as Too Big To Regulate. Put simply, it’s easier to tell ten people to behave, than ten thousand. So if we want a system that’s impossible to regulate, get the power in the hands of ten thousand rather than ten.” - “In Bitcoin, because everything’s backed by cryptographic keys, one can actually prove s/he has access to a certain amount of Bitcoin. We are either able to sign messages linked to the private keys, or we are not.” - “I don’t really see the volatility declining in the present model. But this is an experiment. And it continues.” - “Short of an all out war on technological innovation, it’s just really tricky to see how to even try to stop Bitcoin. The internet was not the first time networked communication was tried, but it was the first time a major network became available that didn’t have gatekeepers everywhere.”

 - http://www.wired.com/opinion/2013/05/lets-cut-through-the-bitcoin-hype  - http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=194554.0 (Further discussion of the article)

All News - Daily E-mail Subscription - Twitter: @BitcoinNews

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Article: $75 million lawsuit could destroy bitcoin’s largest exchange—but might help the currency go mainstream

$75 million lawsuit could destroy bitcoin’s largest exchange—but might help the currency go mainstream http://qz.com/81167/bitcoin-75-million-coinlab-lawsuit-against-mt-gox-could-destroy-currency-exchange

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Although DownGetUP may not be the most worthy of donations as there are so many good libertarian sites, I call on all of you freedom lovers to consider signing up for Bitcoins so that you can donate to independant media.

Firstly Bitcoins will allow to make donations anonymously, and...

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Warning www.btc-e compromised

Phantomcircuit, Patrick Strateman, from intersango identified a critical flaw on BTC-E that allows unhindered access to accounts.

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Bitcoin Celebrated As Way To Avoid Taxes

It’s 364 days until most Americans will once again face a deadline to file their taxes, but Teresa Warmke already has a plan for Tax Day 2014: She’s going to skip the whole thing.

The treasurer of a limited liability company, Warmke has struck on what she celebrates as a novel way to avoid any audit trail — and thereby any liabilities to Uncle Sam. Goodbye American dollar, hello bitcoin.

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and then go buy some art www.ChrisBrett.ca

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Bitcoin Explained (by Duncan Elms)

Brain. Exploded. 

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Jak podaje serwis Reuters, a właściwie jedna z ich dziennikarek Naomi O’Leary pracownicy banków takich jak Morgan Stanley i Goldman Sachs w Londynie czy Nowym Yorku korzystają z usług kantorów wymiany BTC ponad 30 razy dziennie.

To niesamowite, że tak zamożni ludzie którzy i tak...

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Jak pisze jeden z dziennikarzy NY Time’s (LINK DO ORYGINALNEGO ARTYKUŁU oczywiście w j. angielskim: www.nytimes.com/a-shift-toward-digital-currency) : Wszystko wskazuje na to, iż Bitcoin jest idealnym przykładem na to jak dobrze może radzić sobie w dzisiejszym świecie całkowicie cyfrowa...

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Bitcoin – waluta cyfrowa, pierwotnie zaprojektowana w 2009 przez osobę o pseudonimie Satoshi Nakamoto. Nazwa odnosi się także do używającego jej otwartoźródłowego oprogramowania oraz sieci peer-to-peer, którą formuje. „Bitmonety” mogą zostać zapisane na komputerze osobistym w formie pliku portfela lub przetrzymywane w prowadzonym przez osoby trzecie zewnętrznym serwisie zajmującym się przechowywaniem takich portfeli. W każdym z tych przypadków bitcoiny mogą zostać przesłane do innej osoby przez Internet do dowolnego posiadacza adresu Bitcoin.