CNN To Talk Bitcoin Today on Twitter After Running Headline 'Is Bitcoin Over?'
CNN plans to host a Twitter live chat on their handle @CNNTech today to debate the future of Bitcoin. To promote the event, CNN has continued to run the headline "Is Bitcoin Over?" in response to the quickly dropping bitcoin price over the past year. The dropping price is normally seen as an indicator of health to people outside the bitcoin community, so it makes sense that this would be a topic for discussion. Is #Bitcoin over? Join us in three hours as we talk #bitcoinfuture with our expert panel http://t.co/SoxPUHU6CR pic.twitter.com/xJFXRhcsE6. - CNN Tech (@cnntech) December 18, 2014.....
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Slush Pool has immortalized a potentially iconic Reuters headline on the Bitcoin blockchain.
Slush Pool encoded a Reuters headline in an apparent nod to the Bitcoin genesis block, which contains a banner from The Times. Slush Pool, the world’s oldest mining pool, put a Reuters headline about Bitcoin’s 2020 bull run in a block on Dec. 2.“Dollar plummets on U.S. stimulus hopes; Bitcoin hits all-time peak” is now part of Bitcoin block number 659678.Announcing the news on Twitter, Slush Pool said that the pool’s miners wanted to “immortalize” the bullish Bitcoin (BTC) headline from mainstream media, making it live forever on the Bitcoin blockchain.Our miners asked us to immortalize....
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