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have a far diminished role, if any, in a Bitcoin-denominated economy. Hence, you will see little support for digital money from any bank. Thus, if Bitcoin can continue to gain in popularity, its users can look forward to an eventual confrontation with two extremely powerful antagonists. Unfortunately f

until governments or banks decide to crush it overnight By Tammer Kamel, Guest Contributor July 13 2013 ovemight/> SUMMARY: For all the talk of Bitcoin's brilliance and disruptive potential, what will prevent it from ever being mainstream is that the disruptees — big banks and especially governments

ecause its supply is actually finite and, more importantly, it lacks any central backing authority. (Click here for a good primer on the tech behind Bitcoin). Nor is it representative, because it is not linked to anything physical. Thus the intemet has (once again) spawned a phenomenon that is inexplica

nments especially, can follow a simple strategy to ensure Bitcoin, or any other aspirational digital currency, never gains widespread use. [snip] Dewayne-Net RSS Feed: <http://www.warpspeed.com/wordpress> EFTA00706815

nto Bitcoin. (If you need a primer on how Bitcoin works, incidentally, click here — you will note that the name "Satoshi" refers to the pseudonym of Bitcoin's creator, and also the smallest current unit of the crypto- currency.) S.DICE's model is simple: players send bitcoins to S.DICE's addresses, each

tal MD John Bridge, quoted on the Coindesk website, is on the money when he theorises it's an established gaming company looking to branch out into Bitcoin. (If you need a primer on how Bitcoin works, incidentally, click here — you will note that the name "Satoshi" refers to the pseudonym of Bitcoin's c

ked U.S. IP addresses back in May, based on legal advice. The site itself is hosted in the Netherlands, Iceland and Ireland. EFTA00703417 [snip] Dewayne-Net RSS Feed: <http://www.warpspeed.com/wordpress> EFTA00703418

d an extraordinary run this year, but if you'd sunk your money into Litecoin instead of Bitcoin on January 1, it would have done better. Since then, Bitcoin jumped from just over $13 to its current value of more than $115. Back in January, Litecoin was trading in the $0.07 range. Today, it's worth close

Litecoin, onto an online universe that was still coming to terms with its more famous progenitor, and though Litecoin is still firmly rooted in the Bitcoin code base, it has found a place in the world, showing just how strong the appetite is for a new breed money. Bitcoin has had an extraordinary run t

l money. EFTA00678816 The result wasn't a Bitcoin killer. But it was something that gave digital currency yet another stamp of approval. [snip] Dewayne-Net RSS Feed: <http://dewaynenet.wordpress.com/feed/> EFTA00678817

oin" appears 183 times. In fact, roughly a quarter of the whole report is specifically dedicated to Bitcoin and it's probably a safe assumption that Bitcoin's growth over the past year was the catalyst for producing this study in the first place. Surely a number of other news sites will pick this report

study — of virtual currency and they deserve some respect for this when so many reporters fail at it. The following is worthy of highlight: [snip] Dewayne-Net RSS Feed: < EFTA00701327