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“I seriously hope bitcoin can recover from this nightmare,” wrote a user on one of the main bitcoin boards on Reddit. Another said that “this is really challenging to deal ... not sure how much I want to allocate to this dip but I just keep ... LADbible:
... if you think about it. ... an anonymous currency, it can easily bypass any sort of sanctions because there are none on bitcoin, and the value has increased dramatically," said George Kurtz, CEO of cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike. ... the perfect ... Nasdaq:
"Despite the negative press about bitcoin being used for illegal transactions, bitcoin is not anonymous, and criminals who use it often do not understand that their transactions are being recorded," notes Harvey. In fact, while a Bitcoin address ... ...and more ... Business Insider:
There are a ton of conspiracy theories surrounding who created bitcoin, but no one has been able to come up with a feasible conclusion. The creator, thought to be Japanese, used the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto to publish an article explaining bitcoin ... Engadget:
"We are working to address concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies, by negotiating to bring virtual currency exchange platforms and some wallet providers within Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing regulation," a Treasury ... http://cbtnews.com/ (press release):
Bitcoins are meant to create an even more straightforward and seamless process for purchases, something that many car buyers are fans of. Bangkok Post:
Cash exchanges, in contrast, require minimal means of identification. Since its inception bitcoin has been linked to illicit marketplaces, gaining traction in online black markets like Silk Road, which was best known for trading drugs, as the ... The Herald:
“Under the existing legal and regulatory dispensation, any person who invests in virtual currencies or participates in any transaction involving virtual currencies does so at own risk and will not have legal protection from, or recourse against, any ...and more ... American Institute for Economic Research (blog):
As ... price plummeted this week, the discussion continued to center around one question: “Will Bitcoin replace the money we use today?” Debates about the capacity of ... blockchain-based network or its 21 million coin limit are implicitly ... Wired.co.uk:
If you want to make a transaction the old-fashioned way, using your debit card or a bank transfer, you essentially have to ask a bank or payment company (like Visa or Mastercard) to process it for you. This places a fair amount of power in the hands of ...and more ...
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