Bitcoin 2013 in review
Walking into the San Jose Convention Center this weekend, at first you might mistake the crowd for just another programming conference. Almost all-male attendance, mostly wearing open-collared shirts with jeans or khakis, with the occasional Tshirt. But then, you'd catch the wild glimmer in an eye, or a vintage hat, or a head of wild long hair, and you would realize that while this was a technically sophisticated crowd, this was no mere programming conference. The more than 1,000 Bitcoin enthusiasts who converged on San Jose were an impassioned bunch -- some fired with the excitement of....
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The goal of this article is to review Bitcoin’s growth as a whole, and discuss key events that happened in each month, and attempt to predict what we can expect 2015 to be like using 2013 and 2014 as years of comparison. This article will be broken down into months covering January- part of December. Bitcoin’s market will be explained simply rather than thoroughly analyzed. I hope you enjoy this article as we review this action-packed year for Bitcoin and look into what the future might yield. Before jumping into 2014, we will establish some key facts which will be revisited at the....
Welcome back to another Bitcoin News in Review, where we take a look at some of the biggest stories of the week. This week, (25 May - 1 June), we learned that Mt. Gox may have manipulated the BTC price near the end of 2013, Ripple CEO will donate billions of XRP to the underbanked, the European Central Bank isn't too happy about bitcoin, and more. Keep scrolling for this week's Bitcoin News in Review. Mt. Gox May Have Caused the $1200 Bitcoin Price. The chart pointing out artificial price floors on MtGox via The Bitcoin Channel. Looks like the Mt. Gox saga still isn't over. Near the end of....
Welcome to CoinDesk's Yearly Review 2013 - a look at the five hottest, most controversial and thought-provoking events in the world of digital currency through the eyes of skepticism and wonder. Your host ... John Law. It is a legal requirement for journalists to write an end-of-year roundup, and John Law is nothing if not law-abiding. One valid set of stories would read along the lines of: January - collapse of bitcoin predicted! March - price goes up. May - collapse of bitcoin predicted! July - price shoots up! October - collapse of bitcoin predicted! December - bitcoin collapses ... oh....
CoinTelegraph continues its Bitcoin Review 2014 with the second of three installments, this one covering VC investment and the international regulatory environment. The aim of the review is to provide a comprehensive overview of activity within the Bitcoin industry over the past year. Text and image-based information from a wide range of sources is supplemented by comments from a range of experts, as well as exclusive commentary from our resident expert, Tone Vays. If you missed part I of the review, it can be found here. “I believe that investors should be looking to invest in blockchain....
Bitcoin Gambling Guide, or BitcoinGG for short, is a website with one sole purpose: provide a single location to where anyone can read an unbiased review about the top Bitcoin gambling websites. Established in 2013 by Chris Evans and another developer that is working behind the scene, I had the opportunity to talk to Chris Evans about his project. 1. In your own words, what is Bitcoin Gambling Guide? Bitcoin Gambling Guide is the number 1 source of information and market review for players, operators, content providers and regulators. We have the deepest and most updated information for....