Author Jeffrey Robinson calls Bitcoiners Lunatic Delusionary People
Despite rumors, there seems to be no evidence that Mr. Robinson is actually old man Statler from the Muppet Show. Crime novelist and author Jeffrey Robinson has been making appearances lately to promote his new book "Bitcon, the Naked Truth". He appears to be attempting to draw attention to himself and his book by attempting to stir up controversy in....
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Every now and then, people try to do their very best to tell people what a farce Bitcoin is. In that process, they often focus on the Bitcoin enthusiasts. Getting them angry seems to be the point of these pointless attacks. CCN knows better than to pay attention to this but, sometimes, the Bitcoin community reacts in such a way that the story becomes worth telling. Meet Jeffrey Robinson. Robinson recently wrote a book about Bitcoin called "The naked truth about Bitcoin." We did not read it but it seems the book tries to convince people that they can't buy anything with the virtual....
Jeffrey Robinson, an American financial crime author, has released a new book titled, Bit Con: The Naked Truth About Bitcoin. Robinson has previously exposed money laundering of epic proportions in the pharmaceutical industry as well as the banking industry. In his most recent book, Robinson spent a year researching bitcoins and has still come to the conclusion that innocents will be tricked out of millions. Also read: If Robert Shiller Really Thinks Bitcoin is a Bubble, He Will Be Publishing a Book about It. When Fortune's Chris Matthews asked Robinson, "If bitcoin is a con, who is the....
The latest book by financial crime journalist and fiction author Jeffrey Robinson is making its way around bitcoin missionaries, mercenaries and visionaries following its release last month. BitCon: The Naked Truth About Bitcoin is a critical evaluation of the fantasy and fallacy of the dreamers and journalists that brought bitcoin to notoriety. Its reporting covers all manner of bitcoin debate - the currency, the commodity, the technology, the crime, the scandal, the business, the politics, the regulation, the economics - offering the bitcoin skeptics' usual condemnations of the currency,....
If there was a worse platform to host a heated debate on, CNN certainly is actively trying to find it. Twitter may be a great place for real-time updates and short quips, but a grand platform for discussion it is not. Kicking the panel off was Jeffrey Robinson, author of the book "Bitcon: The Naked Truth About Bitcoin." It's the book Robinson claims the bitcoin community doesn't want anyone to read. He did a great job playing the part too as he started off immediately by setting his stance. Ben Doernberg, another panelist whoaided in the reveal of alleged scammer Ryan Kennedy, responded....
Jeffrey Tucker, via Wikimedia Commons. It is no secret that the cryptocurrency industry is fraught with scams. Some of the more high-profile bitcoin scams-such as Mt. Gox-receive mainstream press coverage and reinforce the misguided stereotype that criminals are bitcoin's primary user group. Many in the Bitcoin community are understandably worried by this. However, Austrian economist Jeffrey Tucker sees a silver lining Tucker says the proliferation of bitcoin scams is actually a "bullish sign" for the bitcoin industry because scams tend to coalesce around budding industries with explosive....