Fortune Publishes their Most Disgusting Bitcoin Article Yet. Here’s Why.

The leading business daily in Russia, the Vedomosti, a publication that pegs itself among the likes of the Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal has published an article titled “Deny or Lead the Cryptocurrency Economies”, which is also the editor’s choice at the time of publishing. An article published by the Vedomosti on December 23 argues that Russia is missing the opportunity to embrace an economy that will benefit from a cryptocurrency and is, instead, prohibiting cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin which is leading to Russia being transformed into a “passive consumer.”

Last night on the Monday night live airing of the popular TV game show Wheel of Fortune, a contestant named Jeremy introduced viewers to DeFi for the first time, while in the same breath mentioning Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as a whole. Here’s why this is only the start of decentralized finance tokens generating enough fortune […]

Russia's media watchdog has told Zuckerberg Pozvonit, a tech news site, that it must delete or edit a bitcoin-related article it published two years ago. According to Global Voices, Roskomnadzor - the Kremlin's executive body responsible for controlling and supervising media and mass communications - issued a notice today stating that, if the news source did not act within three days, access to the website would be blocked. The explanatory article, titled "What Are Bitcoins and Who Needs Them?" was first published in April 2013 and offered a brief introduction to the digital currency and....

Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of bitcoin, has a lot of coins that remain unspent. What is he or she likely to do with them, and how might it affect the bitcoin universe? This article was inspired by a CoinDesk commenter, who worried that we don't know much about Satoshi's intentions. "That hoard gives him way, way, way too much potential influence and wealth," they said. Satoshi certainly has a lot of funds. Bitcoin security consultant Sergio Lerner's oft-cited analysis puts the figure at around 1m BTC, based on the early mining that he or she did. Most of those coins were....

Imagine you had a very rich uncle who left you a huge fortune, let’s say to the tune of 9 figures in US dollars. You would be ecstatic right? Now imagine if someone had a similar fortune stashed in Bitcoin but was never heard from again. It would be a tragedy of epic proportions. Satoshi Nakamoto, the enigmatic father of Bitcoin has disappeared and his disappearance is an elephant in the room. His last words to the world being “I’ve moved on to other things…”. Is Nakamoto San still alive? Is he Japanese? Why can’t he spend his massive fortune? Let us try to deconstruct one of the most....