The European Union’s Attack On Bitcoin Is An English And Math Comprehension P...
The nomenclature used to help the layman understand Bitcoin makes lawmakers confuse it as money instead of entries in a database. We must change the terms.This is an opinion editorial by Beautyon, the CEO of Azteco and a contributor at Bitcoin Magazine.A group of bitter, twisted computer illiterates in the beleaguered European Union have managed to convince the European Council that bitcoin is money, that Bitcoin wallets are actual wallets that hold actual balances of money and that they should be regulated. This is of course totally insane and an idea borne out of profound ignorance.Since....
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There is a lot of education to be done regarding Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, but Dutch schools are taking a unique approach to this problem. Students of VWO – which focuses on preparing youngsters for their university studies – included a text on Bitcoin during this year’s final exams. VWO Focuses On Texts About Economy and Finance. The educational system is different in most places around the world, and European numbers divide a school year into several exam periods. Now that the end of the school year is almost upon us, it is time for the latest batch of exam preparations. For VWO....
Call Center. The Bitcoin Exchange Mt. Gox is based in Tokyo, Japan, so it came to no surprise that most of their call operators speak mainly Japanese. However, when English customers have to wait more than 20 minutes to voice their concerns just to get call operators that does not speak English, the customers got right to be frustrated. Mt. Gox's call center is open today from 10 am to 5 p.m UTC +9, which is reasonable but inconvenient to European customers where the timing would be from 7 pm to 8 am GMT. The press release from Mt. Gox says: A call center has been established to respond to....