MadBitcoins Special Report -- Has Bitcoin become Centralized?

based on Bitcoin's Technocracy by Dan Roseman, BTC Bible
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Centralization is bad. Anything that doesn't move is easy to kill. As Bitcoin Mining switches from ASICs to GPUs, has bitcoin mining become centralized and thus, easy to wipe out? -- In just the four years since its birth, Bitcoin has achieved some impressive milestones. it is the fastest, and cheapest way to send money to anyone anywhere in the world.

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