Bitcoin Song Commemorates a Year of Bitcoin Fever
Aside from "twerking" the only word that has made both the Oxford and Collins "word of the year" lists is "bitcoin"... and this is little wonder to anyone who has been following the story. In 2013 bitcoin has caused greed, debate and bafflement in the online world. It has leapt in value, been accepted in an ever increasing array of stores... and at the start of December was at the heart of the biggest online robbery of all time. Have you been caught up in bitcoin fever yet? Click the play button below to hear the song Bitcoin Fever.....
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O Christmas Bit, O Christmas Bit. Your miners keep on working! O Christmas Bit, O Christmas Bit! Transactions keep on moving! Not only when the markets soar. But also when the bearwhales roar! O Christmas Bit, O Christmas Bit. Your miners keep on working! O Christmas Bit, O Christmas Bit. You've seen so much this year! O Christmas Bit, O Christmas Bit. The new year is so near! From IBM to Microsoft, From BitLicense to old Mt Gox! O Christmas Bit, O Christmas Bit! You've seen so much this year! O Christmas Bit, O Christmas Bit. The snow outside, it glistens! O Christmas Bit, O Christmas....
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