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Let's Talk Bitcoin! #428 Decentralization Philosophy – Does Crypto Still Need Catalysts?
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Doge4Housing
May 5th, 2014 by
Submissions Dogecoin as a unique following of users, one that’s heavily charity based. We’ve seen all kinds of stories surrounding Dogecoin being used to fund all kinds of projects.
Erich Mische explains a unique fundraiser to help families in Minnesota get housing, it’s the Doge4Housing project, and expanding to other areas.
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Bitcoin Packaging
April 29th, 2014 by Submissions Need some packaging supplies? Are you hosting an event and need some food containers? Bitcoin Packaging is open for business, with discounts for using BTC.
Steven Levine explains the products and philosophy behind Bitcoin Packaging.
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The Brokenness of MaidSafe
April 27th, 2014 by Submissions Sometimes, you gotta feel for the idealists in this space. Their relentless optimism is matched only by their blind naivety. On one hand, you understand where they’re coming from (1), and on the other hand, you want to crack some eggs (2) and set them straight.
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Innovation has alway been the best testament for human ingenuity
April 23rd, 2014 by Submissions Bitcoin and the blockchain, when utilised, will enrich the lives of millions of people on this planet by bypassing any financial institutions and centralized authorities. It will revolutionize financial transactions and liberate a monopolized service that has been centralized for the last 90 years.
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CoinBeam
April 21st, 2014 by Submissions New companies are springing up all the time, and some money transfer and wallet systems are part of it. CoinBeam is one such new company, offering the service of money transference for low fees. Peter Marko talks about the features of CoinBeam.
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Crowdfunding Project Gooseberry
April 17th, 2014 by Submissions One of the main ways that Bitcoin has been used is to give to charity and crowdsource projects. Project Gooseberry only has a few days left in its crowdfunding campaign, and maybe you can help. Check out the details about the film making project and what you can do if you're interested. Read More -
Dynamism and Destiny: Bitcoin and Asia
April 15th, 2014 by Submissions Bitcoin is a worldwide currency that stretches from the Americas to Asia and everywhere north and south. Trading Bitcoin easily between all peoples and places of the world requires a trading platform that makes it so. Joseph Lee discusses trading on BTC.sx. Read More -
Is LTBcoin Jumping the Gun with Counterparty?
April 14th, 2014 by Submissions There's lots of interesting discussions going on right now about the sidechain capability of Bitcoin and what the possible implementations could be. LTBcoin is coming down the pipeline, with Counterparty being the intended application to be used with it. rotalumis discusses LTBcoin and Counterparty. Read More -
Is This the End of Bitcoin Anonymity?
April 11th, 2014 by Submissions For many in the Bitcoin space, talk about regulation and working with governments is a highly controversial topic. There's a division between the more libertarian types that see the currency and protocol as a pathway to freedom, while there are others who see it as a new innovation in payment systems that should be regulated. Ella Mason talks about some misconceptions of Bitcoin and these issues. Read More -
A Meta Investment Strategy
April 10th, 2014 by Submissions There's a lot of media coverage of Bitcoin these days, but how does one sift through it all? Do you have a main source of information, or a few? Nick Myers shares some of his favorite sources, as well as a glimpse of a possible future of payment and media. Read More
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