Bitcoin is not a currency, Bitcoin is a people's movement
First generation hyper-curriences like Auroracoin, Polishcoin, Spanishcoin, and Scotcoin likely to be followed by official next gen cryptocurrencies. The intravalue of Bitcoin is underrated because of lack of understanding of the value of the infrastructure (and the movement). Several governments have posted messages declaring Bitcoin a tax free ‘property’ as opposed to a real currency. […]
Read MoreIran is in the race for being the first country to officially regulate Bitcoin. Bitcoin set to revolutionize the blogosphere with microtransactions. Bitcoin awarded the ‘most innovative open source project’ at CEBIT. Auroracoin in Iceland, PolishCoin in Poland and now SpainCoin in Spain – country specific altcoins are appearing weekly now. The Bitcoin economy is […]
Read MoreIn this issue: Bitcoin rallying after the Mt. Gox affair. Top digital currencies by social media presence. More and more mainstream business accepting Bitcoin. Auroracoin of Iceland now second largest altcoin. Japan should adopt Bitcoin nationwide before the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Thomas Friedman from the New York Times is wrong again. Singapore becoming a Bitcoin […]
Read More“Derek N.” wants to do for Scotland what Baldur Friggjar Odinsson did for Iceland: introduce a local cryptocurrency: Scotcoin.
Read MoreAuroracoin is the brainchild of cryptocurrency enthusiast Baldur Friggjar Odinsson, and he’ll be the one distributing pre-mined coins to the entire population of Iceland at midnight on March 25 in a countrywide “airdrop.” Each Icelandic citizen—all 330,000 of them—will receive 31.8 AUC through a digital transaction. Citizens all have a national ID number available through […]
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