Survey: 85% Of Bitcoiners Care About An Exchange Funding Bitcoin Development
According to a survey conducted by Okcoin, a large majority of Bitcoiners care about helping fund Bitcoin development.The development of Bitcoin, to those unaware, can seem like a mysterious machine acting behind hidden curtains. Not unlike the Wizard of Oz, hidden behind all of the smoke and fire are normal human beings dedicating their lives to improving the network which we so cherish. In a recent ebook done in partnership with Brink and OpenSats, bitcoin exchange Okcoin conducted a survey in which “Most respondents of our poll were unaware of the lack of funding for Bitcoin....
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Privacy should matter to everyone, but especially to Bitcoiners interested in protecting their wealth.
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We received the following message from Aaron (Bitangels) and we think is something really worth to share! If you have, please consider donations for the victims of the flood! Here is the original message: Hi fellow Bitcoiners, you might have heard about the terrible flood desaster that is happening in Serbia. So I am setting up this spontaneous campaign and hope that many people can donate some Bitcoins to show that we care and help. Please donate to this address: 1Ajx88sxaQFE7D2TtEZggUafrZPjLoYDFa All donations will be converted by Bitstamp (Slovenia) into Euros, which will be transferred....