How Does the Popular Investor Program Work

Think you got the chops to be a Popular Investor on eToro? Want to first know what that even means? We can explain.  The Popular Investor Program allows crypto traders to turn their skills into bankable income through eToro’s CopyTrader platform. With CopyTrader, eToro users can replicate the moves of Popular Investors in real time. Every time a new user copies your trades, you earn more money and move up in the ranks of the […]

New York City-based bitcoin exchange Coinsetter today announced a new program that will allow its user base to fund their account via Coinbase. This rebate program is only being offered to customers in the Untied States, and allows these traders to purchase bitcoins on Coinbase via an ACH transfer to fund their Coinsetter account. Coinsetter will then reimburse the trader for fees incurred on Coinbase's service, which has traditionally been 1 percent. The company writes (via their blog): We're excited about this program because it allows users to completely bypass interacting with....

Bitcoin as free speech has been a popular argument in the Bitcoin underground since the cryptocurrency’s release in 2008. Software a Form of Free Speech. The claims are based on arguments from before the days of Bitcoin, which posit software as free speech. In 1999, journalist Eric Corley explained to readers how to acquire DeCSS, a program that would....

Bitcoin.com has announced an affiliate program for our official store, allowing another way for people to become part of our community by benefiting promoters, and providing Bitcoin enthusiasts with another way to spread Bitcoin adoption. The affiliate program is open to anyone, anywhere in the world who is interested in being involved. This provides an....

A popular open-source encryption program often used to secure desktop bitcoin wallets is compromised, according to its developers. The program, TrueCrypt, was deemed "not secure" due to "unfixed security issues" according to a notice on its SourceForge page that appeared on 28th May. Users who attempted to access the program's website, truecrypt.org, were redirected to the SourceForge page. The appearance of the mysterious notice followed the announcement that development on TrueCrypt ended this month after Microsoft stopped supporting Windows XP. The TrueCrypt website now contains....