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smissed Bitcoin as a scam and potentially dangerous. Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan, issued a string of negative comments and dire predictions about Bitcoin's future over the course of 2013-14. US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew warned of Bitcoin's use by criminals. Sovereign governments and regulators scra

3-14. US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew warned of Bitcoin's use by criminals. Sovereign governments and regulators scratched their heads, wondering if Bitcoin was a digital currency, a virtual commodity, a payments system, or something new altogether. Was Bitcoin a threat to the sovereign power's ability

itcoin died down, and the price of Bitcoin stabilized in 2015, something unexpected happened: Both Silicon Valley and Wall Street saw opportunity in Bitcoin's foundational technology, the Blockchain. Thought leadership by Blockchain Capital and others increasingly focused on Blockchain technology and i

nable peer-to-peer payments without traditional intermediaries like banks. Disruptive innovations like the Blockchain can create strange bedfellows. Satoshi might not like to see Wall Street embracing the Blockchain, but it is happening. One thing is clear, Blockchain technology holds incredible promise

3-14. US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew warned of Bitcoin's use by criminals. Sovereign governments and regulators scratched their heads, wondering if Bitcoin was a digital currency, a virtual commodity, a payments system, or something new altogether. Was Bitcoin a threat to the sovereign power's ability

smissed Bitcoin as a scam and potentially dangerous. Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan, issued a string of negative comments and dire predictions about Bitcoin's future over the course of 2013-14. US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew warned of Bitcoin's use by criminals. Sovereign governments and regulators scra

itcoin died down, and the price of Bitcoin stabilized in 2015, something unexpected happened: Both Silicon Valley and Wall Street saw opportunity in Bitcoin's foundational technology, the Blockchain. Thought leadership by Blockchain Capital and others increasingly focused on Blockchain technology and i

nable peer-to-peer payments without traditional intermediaries like banks. Disruptive innovations like the Blockchain can create strange bedfellows. Satoshi might not like to see Wall Street embracing the Blockchain, but it is happening. One thing is clear, Blockchain technology holds incredible promise

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

ing 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 creator, and also the smallest current unit of the crypto- currency.) S.DICE's model is simple: players send b