Having a ‘Hard Time’ Spending Your Bitcoins? High-End British Escorts Can Help
Many people like the idea of Bitcoin, but find there aren’t enough things to spend it on, as many merchants and businesses don’t take it directly. Purportedly, there is a new cure for the common cold response to Bitcoin called Fallen Angels. The London-based, high-class escort service has made it known that they accept Bitcoin for those living or traveling into the United Kingdom. The payment for an “elite travel courtesan” with a digital currency actually makes a lot of sense, in practical terms, for both sides. While not totally anonymous, it is a very discreet payment method. It is....
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The British man who accidentally threw away a computer with 7,500 bitcoins on its hard drive has come up with a new plan to retrieve his lost coins from the city landfill. “We estimate there are between 300,000 – 400,000 tons of waste to look through,” he said. Man on Mission to Retrieve 7,500 Lost Bitcoins James Howells, an IT engineer who accidentally threw away the hard drive of an old computer containing 7,500 bitcoins back in 2013, has not given up his quest to retrieve his coins. The 35-year-old from the city of Newport in the U.K. has shared with The Sun....
A man has accidentally thrown away a hard drive containing 7,500 bitcoins. He is now offering his city 25% of the value of the bitcoins stored in the hard drive for permission to search the city’s landfill site. His bitcoins are now worth almost $300 million at the current price. In Search of Hard Drive Containing 7,500 Bitcoins James Howells, an IT engineer, mistakenly threw away the hard drive of an old computer containing 7,500 bitcoins. The coins, worth almost $300 million at the current price, is now in a landfill site in Newport, South Wales. The 35-year-old explained that he....
The Technology Review, published by the folks at MIT here in Massachusetts have posted an interesting infographic on bitcoin. One subsection in particular we found interesting (CoinDesk published this first and it caught our attention). It has to do with the bitcoin spending, and according to research conducted by MIT, New bitcoins are now more likely to be spent than hoarded by speculators. The data ranges from 2009 through 2013, and indicates that the majority of bitcoins purchased today are spent within 24 hours. By comparison, in 2009, the majority of bitcoins acquired were hoarded.....
"Should I or should I not invest in bitcoins?" A question that bothers us all, especially when the price is going higher. The Bitcoin price has not exactly been the poster child for stability, however, and potential investors in Bitcoin have been skeptical about spending money on the sector, especially when there is frequent fluctuation in its value. It is not possible to control the price fluctuation, but one can definitely consider a few positive factors that may help them decide whether it is worth investing in bitcoins or not. When it comes to Bitcoin, there are a few hard truths which....
Bitcoin (BTC) trading volumes against the British pound (GBP) surged to a new high after the Sterling wobbled on Tuesday, prompting market experts to speculate that investors scrambled to dispose of the Pound in exchange for Bitcoin or to profit from arbitrage. The British pound reached a record low against the U.S. dollar, according to data compiled by […]