London Institute Uses 64 Monitors to Demonstrate How Bitcoin Works
The Imperial Data Science Institute in London has an exhibit of 64 monitors with lines moving in geometric shapes representing real-time bitcoin transactions, according to The Imperial College of London website. Harry Pettit, a graduate student, recently visited the exhibit and discovered it provided a unique way to visualize transactions, according to a news story on the college website. The institute houses the world’s most advanced data visualization platforms. Pettit visited the institute to learn more about bitcoin. The institute houses the KPMG Data Observatory, which has a circular....
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A university in the UK has announced that it will accept bitcoin payments for two new programmes linked to the study of cryptocurrencies and complementary currencies. The courses are run by the Institute for Leadership and Sustainability at the University of Cumbria. The institute's director, Jem Bendell said: "We are accepting bitcoin as a way of experimenting [with] how it works for a major organisation with many departments." The two programmes run by the institute are a certificate in sustainable exchange and a post-graduate certificate in sustainable leadership. The first is taught at....
The University of Cumbria in the United Kingdom will reportedly begin accepting bitcoins for two new programs related to the study of cryptocurrencies. According to CoinDesk, the programs are being run by the Institute for Leadership and Sustainability at the University. "We are accepting bitcoin as a way of experimenting how it works for a major organisation with many departments," said Jim Bendell, who is the director of the Institute. One of the courses is said to be a certificate in sustainable exchange course, and the other a post-graduate certificate in sustainable leadership. The....
The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) has today released a report stating that the UK should privatise the pound and replace it with cryptocurrencies. Founded in 1955, the London institute was described as the "most influential thinktank" in modern British history by journalist Andrew Marr. Its impact on public policy should not be underestimated. The institute believes bitcoin will "open the floodgates to a tidal wave of private money," but points out that digital currencies are quite a bit different than previous examples of private money. For example, due to its decentralised nature....
Hidden from the prying eyes of the public, a new basement pub has set up shop in the heart of Tech City, East London. And as befits London's hub for digital innovation, you can pay for your beer with bitcoin. Only the second pub in London to accept bitcoin - Hackney's Pembury Tavern being the first - the Craft Beer Social Club is a roving pop-up pub stocked with British beer and hearty burgers. The pop-up is run by Justina Cruickshank, who began the business after getting bored with the limited range of beers that you find in normal pubs. But beer isn't the only thing on her mind: she....
The latest report by The Bitcoin Policy Institute goes for the lowest hanging fruit. It tries to convince US politicians that “CBDCs will erode the distinction between America and authoritarianism,” which is true. To accomplish that, The Bitcoin Policy Institute appeals to the cheapest trick in the book: comparing the US to China. The move […]