Bitcoin Blog

[...] Bitcoin exchanges have grown in popularity over the last few years as the young currency is slowly picking up [...]

[...] just like inputs.io leaving only an empty wallet behind. Despite this semi large blow to the bitcoin community, the digital currency has thrived tremendously in the past few weeks. Many of the early [...]

[...] currency in the world at this point. The question at hand is what will happen within the Bitcoin community to combat this sort of constant imminent threat? So what change will this threat lead too? [...]

[...] storage are only as secure as the site itself. It also emphasizes the importance in storing digital currency. While security protocols are improving, newcomers to cryptocurrency need to realize that [...]

[...] can be verified and why they can’t be faked. How basic cryptography is applied in Bitcoin protocol. Potential threats and pitfalls of Bitcoin and how the protocol tries to avoid them. [...]

[...] we need to consider. One reasonable cause for this to happen would be a bug in the Bitcoin protocol or failure of today’s cryptography in the future. Of course, in this sad scenario 1 milliBTC [...]

[...] by national banks for a long time. ‘The presence of an ‘euro-named economy’ and a ‘virtual money economy’ raises the possibility of an inward adjust of installments between two sub-economies [...]

Bitcoin is a digital replica of gold, or the gold 2.0. We’re going to explain what Bitcoin and gold have in common, and we’re going to see they ar [...]

[...] source code, made by a guy from the community for a bounty. The motivation for having an open source mining pool is that it helps the proliferation of mining pools, thus keeping the mining de- [...]

[...] storage are only as secure as the site itself. It also emphasizes the importance in storing digital currency. While security protocols are improving, newcomers to cryptocurrency need to realize [...]