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[...] Whether you are for or against digital currency, there is no denying that Bitcoin is making headlines. Created in 2009, Bitcoin is becoming [...]

[...] in China, said it has been requested to halt all the settlements relating to the digital currency by April 15 by Agricultural Bank of China, which is threatening to freeze the [...]

[...] as my brain will allow. Then, in January, I read about a way to create my very own digital currency using a website called Coigen (www.coingen.io). I tried my hand at the technology and [...]

[...] to PayPal and credit cards as a form of payment in the WordPress.com Store. Bitcoin is a digital currency that enables instant payments over the internet. Unlike credit cards and PayPal, Bitcoin has [...]

[...] A group of investors is seeking to buy bankrupt bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox for a token payment of one bitcoin, or about $400, the Wall Street Journal reported [...]

[...] attacks hobbled the entire organization. Even the failure of Mt. Gox, formerly the largest bitcoin exchange, hardly caused a hiccup. Imagine if a major stock exchange closed without warning — [...]

[...] , feel free to try it. If you are like me, comfort comes from experience. Bitcoin and other digital currencies shouldn’t be viewed as a threat. In the same way that email made communications [...]

[...] started circulating in 2009 and have become the most prominent of several fledgling digital currencies. The acquisition must be approved by a Japanese bankruptcy court. However, the near-zero [...]

[...] volume has also weakened in the past few weeks. Here is Coinbase’s chart of bitcoin transactions per day. Keep an eye on the trend following the early March spike: Divining the next short- [...]

[...] April 15 as part of a wider national crackdown. Chinese trading makes up a large volume of Bitcoin transactions, and the news saw its value drop to $350 – a loss of around $100 in a single day. [...]

[...] venture will accept bitcoin as payment. He called it “a new exciting currency.” Virgin Galactic accepted its first purchase with bitcoin from a flight attendant in Hawaii. Branson—an [...]

[...] a, literally, out of this world experience for the cost of 323 Bitcoins (or $250,000). Virgin Galactic, gearing up to be the world’s first commercial space airline, invites Bitcoin [...]

[...] 2009, Bitcoin is becoming a preferred choice of currency. There is no bank to go through, no transaction fees, and your purchase remains anonymous. Sure, you can purchase Alpaca socks and pizza with [...]

[...] and Matthew Roszak. The group hopes to revive the exchange and set aside 50 percent of its transaction fees to pay back burned customers and other creditors over time, the Journal said.Mt. Gox said in [...]

[...] of the network. Merchants who accept Bitcoin payments can do business with anyone. Why WordPress Accepts Bitcoin? At WordPress.com, our mission is making publishing democratic — accessible and [...]

[...] authority and no way to lock entire countries out of the network. Merchants who accept Bitcoin payments can do business with anyone. Why WordPress Accepts Bitcoin? At WordPress.com, our mission is [...]

[...] ;, Namecheap is an official reseller of the second largest registrar, eNom, and so through Namecheap Bitcoin is now accepted by the second largest registrar in the market. Far from a scattered [...]

[...] 2011, hackers fraudulently dropped the worth of Bitcoins by 1 per cent after using a Bitcoin traders account to transfer Bitcoins and then sell them on, fluctuating the price. In April [...]