5 Surprising Facts from CoinDesk's State of Bitcoin Report
Last Friday we released our quarterly State of Bitcoin report, which aims to provide a snapshot of events across the bitcoin ecosystem. With 87 slides of data, it's a hefty read. Here, we've cherry-picked some of the most surprising insights gleaned about the cryptocurrency space this year. To view the full presentation, visit Slideshare. For all of CoinDesk's previous State of Bitcoin reports, head here. Journalists are writing books, but not articles. MoneyWeek's Dominic Frisby, now author of a bitcoin book. Back in March, Fortune journalist Daniel Roberts gave mainstream media coverage....
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State of Bitcoin Q2 2014 from CoinDesk. Download the full report in PDF form. View more of CoinDesk's Research Reports here. In April we announced that CoinDesk would be publishing State of Bitcoin updates on a quarterly basis. Given the positive response we have received since 2014's first report, we are pleased to release our latest update. This State of Bitcoin Q2 report focuses on data and events in the second quarter of 2014 through to the present day. Here are some of the highlights. 2014 Q2 report highlights. Bitcoin's price continues to be a key focus. Some people, including....