Poll Results: How You Use Bitcoin
Last week's poll asked how you use bitcoin. The answers included: as a currency, as an investment, or both. Here are your responses. In total, about 155 of you voted (if you're not already aware, we're doing this new weekly poll, which can be found in the lower right-hand corner of all pages). We'd love to get some more participation! 15.5 percent (or 24/155) of respondents answered they use bitcoin as strictly a currency. 27 percent (or 42/155) of respondents answered they use bitcoin strictly as an investment. The remaining 57.4 percent (or 89/155) of respondents said they use bitcoin as....
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It's Sunday, and you know what that means. It's time to take a look at last week's poll! In that poll we asked the seemingly age-old question of what the bitcoin abbreviation should be. Most commonly in the community, XBT or BTC have been widely used. But because bitcoin is decentralized, there has been both agreement and disagreement on standards and conventions, since there's no one authority to say what is or is not proper. So getting back to the results, there were a total of 308 votes (and you can look for the weekly poll in the lower right of every page if you're interested). A....
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