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Don’t confuse CoinBeam with a web-wallet, CoinBeam provides Bitcoin transfers and payments with the ease and anonymity originally envisioned with the protocol – all packaged in a simple, incredibly fast, interface. By design, CoinBeam makes it easy to get started using Bitcoin, while preserving your personal security – no matter if you are sending money, […]

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There is an overdose of Neo & Bee news lately, but we think these views on the situation are worth being shared. Two Bitcoin high-profiles came forward and shed their light. Tuur Demeester and Andreas Antonopoulos were both connected to Neo & Bee’s story. Demeester was contacted by CEO Danny Brewster, hoping he would become […]

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Warum schwankt der Wert des Bitcoin so stark und warum wird er dies auch in Zukunft weiterhin tun? Die Antwort ist leicht, wenn man es aus der Sicht der Börse betrachtet: Der Bitcoin schwankt, weil small caps (= Nebenwerte) eben schwanken. Die virtuelle Währung Bitcoin erfüllt grundsätzlich zwei Aufgaben: Auf der einen Seite, die einer […]

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 "Cryptocurrencies will create a fifth protocol layer powering the next generation of the Internet," says Naval Ravikant. "Our 2014 fund will be built during the blockchain cycle," concurs Fred Wilson. And Andreessen Horowitz have very visibly doubled down on Bitcoin. Even if you don't believe in Bitcoin as a currency, and I'll grant there's plenty to be skeptical about, you should be thinking:… Read More

Jason Tyra examines the most significant bitcoin news from the world’s regulators and law courts.

There’s a beautiful road in the Midwest where Bitcoin has a place to stay. Welcome to the Cedar and Lee district, adoringly nicknamed Bitcoin Boulevard (of the US). This stretch of the street is located in Cleveland Heights, OH. On May 1, nine stores so far are scheduled to begin accepting Bitcoin in the goal of forming this […]

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As paywalls become increasingly popular, bitcoin micropayments offer a different way for companies to monetise their digital content.

One “necessary evil” task that plagues all cryptocurrency traders, is tracking their entire altcoin portfolio across multiple exchanges, wallets, and mining pools. CryptFolio has done an amazing job at making that particular headache simply just go away. With an aesthetically-appealing interface, powerful features, massive altcoin support and enthusiastic development, altcoin enthusiasts of all persuasions can […]

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When I was first greeted with CoinRoyale.com‘s homepage, I thought its design was beautiful. Simple, elegant, and leaves a great first impression. From their homepage, you can easily choose to play one of their five well-designed games: blackjack, baccarat, video poker, dice, and roulette. Today I’m going to focus on video poker, dice, and roulette, […]

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Sports gambling in America is big business. It is also, largely, illegal. According to the National Gambling Impact Study Commission, nearly $400 billion is wagered on sports by United States citizens during a given year, with only $3.5 billion of those bets being placed at legal books in Nevada. With only one state offering legal sports betting, how is it that U.S. citizens are able to gamble so much on games? While a significant portion of illegal gambling is still done in person, the internet has allowed the popularity of the pastime to soar. Widely used sites such as Bovada and 5Dimes that are based outside of U.S. jurisdiction (Canada and Costa Rica, respectively) offer gamblers a way to get […]

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A Japanese bankruptcy court declared this week that collapsed Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox will not be permitted to reorganize and therefore must enter liquidation. The court rejected Mt. Gox’s petition (similar to a Chapter 7 filing in the United States) on the grounds that the plan of reorganization submitted by Mt. Gox is unlikely to be successful. Moreover, the court claimed that CEO Mark Karpeles has lost the confidence of creditors and customers whose cooperation would be necessary to carry out the reorganization under Japanese law. Liquidation comes as unwelcome news to Mt. Gox’s customers, many of whom have held on to the possibility of a full recovery of lost funds. Since liquidation involves selling or otherwise distributing all of […]

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  A major problem with adapting Bitcoin as one’s main currency is the difficulty in making trust-less transactions. Don’t get me wrong; the technology and network behind Bitcoin aren’t the problem. It’s the disconnect between the network of people that two parties may share that can create concern. There is still an issue with making a transaction with an individual especially if they are shipping you a physical device like an electronic device where there is no certainty they are trustworthy without using a commonly trusted user or 3rd party as an escrow. There is a great solution to helping make trustworthy connections within the Bitcoin community and it’s called Bitcorati. This website aims to provide services similar to what […]

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