Bitcoinist News Bits 29.12.14
Welcome to the last Bitcoinist news bits of 2014. This time, we’ll make a special edition, a summary, to point out the most significant stories of this year. Bitcoin 2014 Year in Review. We made a monthly disposition, so lets start with January 2014: Overstock‘s announcement of Bitcoin acceptance caused the price to increase before correcting and settling down at $853 by the end of the month. In February, After the collapse of Mt.Gox and the loss of an estimated 744,000 Bitcoins valued at $400 million, Bitcoin’s future was heavily debated. In Marc, Flexcoin, the Canada-based Bitcoin bank,....
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Today the Bitcoinist weekly news bits brings you news of conferences and donations. Stay with us! Bitcoin Expo 2015 London. The CryptoEvents team brings BitcoinExpo conference into London , on the 24. and 25. Of January 2015. The event brings value to speeches, debates, networking, exhibitions and this time also startups show. It’s exclusively organized for everyone who cares about new technology, crypto users, investors and professionals. An important part of the conference will be dedicated to startups. All attendees have to register for free or with the registration tickets. For....
The result is a really nice and entertaining video. If you are interested in what Valery Vavilov CEO of Bitfury, Anthony Brough CFO of Aquifer, Daniel Winters of Global Tax LLC, Steven Sprague CEO of Rivetz and Guy Corem CEO of Spondoolies-Tech has to say don’t hesitate to watch it in the Bitcoinist News Bits… If you are interested in the happenings of The North American Bitcoin Conference 2015 in Miami, you can rewatch all the presentations and panels. TNABC Day 1 is available HERE the second day can be found HERE
Charlotte C. Lin is the US lawyer who has been putting together the class action lawsuit against KnC for failure to ship miners purchased. During the discovery phase she also found that the few miners shipped were flawed with many catching fire. Charlotte sits down with Scott Fargo the Editor in Chief of Bitcoinist to let us know how the suit is progressing.
Welcome everyone! IT’S TIME FOR THE Bitcoinist NEWS Bits! This week we are going to give you a short summery about Inside Bitcoins Conference that took place at the beginning of this week in London. The conference had over 200 attendees and a bunch of exhibitors including Cex.io and Ghash.io who were actually the Platinum Sponsors of the event along with Strevus. Jeffrey Smith the CIO of Cex.io announced their new project called PlugChain an open API for building bitcoin applications. This platform enables developers to create many cryptocurrency applications like wallets and merchant....