Bitcoin On Air: June 2016

Thursday, 30 June 2016

I engraved an aluminum cold wallet.

http://bit.ly/29atCpb

Submitted July 01, 2016 at 04:36AM by Son_Of_A_Diddley http://bit.ly/29hGe1i

We expect a statement from Brian Armstrong regarding numerous recent user-impacting issues on Coinbase/GDAX platform.

To be frank, I give a damn what holiday weekend is coming up. This is getting out of hand and is a bit reminiscent of the type of bullshit we see from the financial sector.To be clear - Coinbase Exchange/GDAX largely ran as a phenomenal, best-in-class platform until just about a month ago when a whole spectrum of issues began popping up.http://bit.ly/29aPJvv understand there are compliance requirements your company is dealing with right now left and right. But you don't pick this NetVerify app to do it with, you don't auto-lock users' trading/withdrawal capabilities, and you don't give an ultimatum that essentially 'there will be consequences' if this impossible task isn't completed by da-da-da-date.This is maybe the fourth round of verification I've personally had to go through just to maintain an account with Coinbase. Why? You don't communicate any of the rationale behind it - there's a perfectly good notification box in the upper right of the GDAX UI that you blithely announced to the world that you'd be opening ETH trading with. That seems like a good place to start.Now I'm sure somebody in your organization gives you daily incident reports, and hopefully gives you a total user cases figure on that report somewhere too, along with resolution times, support-FTEs-used per major issue, mean response time to user support requests, and so on.$75M in funding can buy you a globally-scalable platform, sure, but nobody's going to give a damn if none of your legacy users find your platform reliable anymore. I don't think giving out $10 worth of Bitcoin for referrals is going to cut it this time if the status quo remains.Anyone else, please feel free to add to this. After spending countless hours on the community support forums (which, yes, are a start), I know I'm not the only person customer having issues. via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29i1tQN

My bank account got suspended and there is an ongoing 10-day investigation. It has $8,000... :|

http://bit.ly/298NvOt via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29vTBqF

Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust dumped NASDAQ for the largest market operator for exchange-traded funds, BATS

http://bit.ly/2980tv6

Submitted July 01, 2016 at 01:58AM by Coinosphere http://bit.ly/29do5kK

Joseph Poon & Tadge Dryja: Scalability And The Lightning Network

https://youtube.com/watch?v=fBS_ieDwQ9k via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/297wCSo

I engraved an aluminum cold wallet.

http://bit.ly/29atCpb via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29hGe1i

Did everyone here turn into pussies?

LOL why is everyone so conservative these days. You think the market crash coming in in a year or so will leave bitcoin at anything lower than 10,000? I call THAT conservative, I'm literally laughing at the people calling 1000-2000 new highs.Shit, bitcoin hit $1000 because people were willing to pay that price back then for kicks and the entryway was the size of a mousehole back in gox times. The new folks on here are fucking SPOILED with coinbase and xapo and circle. Trust me, the on-ramp is way fucking accommodating now, and this time, the world is not only watching but paying attention with both eyes and ears, with their wallets on their laps. Don't believe me? If you watch the news or any recent pieces about bitcoin on mainstream media, look carefully and you'll see what I see; even the "experts" aren't sneering anymore, they lean in, they try to understand, their minds are openingThese aren't anecdotes, or conjecture, I personally know highly intelligent investors, people ready and waiting to buy in to bitcoin as a lifeboat. They've been paying attention and they fully expect anything less than 10,000 as a good buy in price. People aren't stupid, they've made the connection between gold and gold 2.0. The next time a storm hits and bankers are jumping off roofs, just get ready to hang on.Also, during the last run up, NOTHING WAS HAPPENING, no markets were crashing, no bailouts, no bank runs. Sure the economy was shit and trust in the authorities is ever decreasing but truth be told, the world didn't even actually need digital gold back then and it hit $1000.Please, stop with all these lowball predictions. They make me sad and I make a tsssss sound and then smirk in a scoffing way. I don't like the way it makes me feel.Shit, am I taking crazy pills or what?Upvote because you know I'm right. You know it in your heart of hearts. via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/298VuKz

(x-post /r/dataisbeautiful) For every $1 worth of bitcoin in existence, there is $1,560 of gold, $39,800 of debt, and $240,000 of derivatives

http://bit.ly/295KkEk

Submitted July 01, 2016 at 04:51AM by BinaryResult http://bit.ly/29eLuks

Citigroup's Citi Research: 'Bitcoin is an Opportunity for Banks, Not a Threat' ["The power behind an open network like bitcoin is the possibility of incorporating it with other tech to bring about true innovation, such as apps that support the Internet of Things (eg machine-to-machine payments)."]

http://bit.ly/29hfRIM via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29a2B57

"If you're not exhausted from trying to keep up with what's going on in Bitcoin, then you're not keeping up with what's going on in Bitcoin."

https://twitter.com/Satoshi_N_/status/747551292784971776

Submitted July 01, 2016 at 12:16AM by eragmus http://bit.ly/29iNHuk

How a double charge ruined my Hawaii trip, and why bitcoin is so necessary to change the status quo.

After arriving and booking my Alamo car rental in Honolulu on a friday, they put a double hold charge on my credit card.When I was supposed to have $800 free for book various Luau, Snorkeling and other activities, I instead had a $-42 balance on my card and rejections for the bookings.I had no idea what had happened because my online banking showed nothing and the bank was closed.These legacy pull systems where merchants can accidentally make these kinds of mistakes that ruin experiences is unacceptable. That we have been force fed these kinds of experiences for decades, my entire life, is unacceptable.This is why I never use my credit card, but unfortunately when you need to make reservations its either present a card or get no reservation. Without a reservation during tourist season on one of the most tropical lush places on earth, good luck on getting that activity done.You should never be able to spend money you do not have, and no one should be able to pull money from your account without authorization. The system forces everyone into debt slavery and cash/bitcoin is the only true way to free yourselves from their iron grips. Take it from someone who had credit card debt and took years to pull myself out of it. I swore then to never charge up a card again and have never since spent a penny I do not have.That hold put my account in the negative over 4 days, and was finally cleared late monday. It was not until I got back from my trip that I looked at my banking, and saw the $800 mysteriously returned to my account balance. It was only after calling the bank and put on hold for 15 minutes while they researched everything that we found out what caused it. The whole time I just assumed I had made some sort of mistake in my calculations.Im so sick and tired of the banking establishment forcing these rules down our throats and then raping us for every turn of the way.VIVA LA BITCOIN! via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29jyTeF

(x-post /r/dataisbeautiful) For every $1 worth of bitcoin in existence, there is $1,560 of gold, $39,800 of debt, and $240,000 of derivatives

http://bit.ly/295KkEk via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29eLuks

Tuur Demeester: "Bitcoin mining is becoming an energy transaction platform: mine coins with excess energy in one location, purchase needed energy elsewhere."

https://www.twitter.com/TuurDemeester/status/748302848056713216

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 02:08PM by eragmus http://bit.ly/294AMJI

Is there a reliable source that shows the current energy consumption of the bitcoin network?

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Submitted July 01, 2016 at 03:52AM by koinan http://bit.ly/295Yl9x

The ultimate answer regarding the "terminator" FUD:

http://bit.ly/29evcrO via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/295yryq

Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust dumped NASDAQ for the largest market operator for exchange-traded funds, BATS

http://bit.ly/2980tv6 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29do5kK

42% of 832 world tech industry leaders think that digital currencies will disrupt banking and payments in the next three years.

According to the KPMG survey that you can find here on page 19.

Question was : What is the likelihood that digital currencies and platforms will disrupt banking and payments in the next three years?*

Hope this could be interesting for some of you!

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 11:28PM by draacken http://bit.ly/2936FSI

MGT to build 10 PetaHash mining plant in Washington State

http://prn.to/297xLum

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 11:58PM by themiro http://bit.ly/29cPfbF

Paxful co-founders: We process 8,000 bitcoin transactions per day

http://bit.ly/298l5a4 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29iNwPE

"If you're not exhausted from trying to keep up with what's going on in Bitcoin, then you're not keeping up with what's going on in Bitcoin."

https://twitter.com/Satoshi_N_/status/747551292784971776 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29iNHuk

Seems Abra is finally available in the US

http://bit.ly/29hXikP

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 08:22PM by ItsMillerIndexTime http://bit.ly/297GDnc

Getting Closer To A Bitcoin ETF?

http://bit.ly/29bhEP0

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 10:14AM by rybeor http://bit.ly/2969Yed

MGT to build 10 PetaHash mining plant in Washington State

http://prn.to/297xLum via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29cPfbF

42% of 832 world tech industry leaders think that digital currencies will disrupt banking and payments in the next three years.

According to the KPMG survey that you can find here on page 19.Question was : What is the likelihood that digital currencies and platforms will disrupt banking and payments in the next three years?*Hope this could be interesting for some of you! via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2936FSI

Bitcoin to react? Mark Carney predicts stimulus to fight Brexit recession, sending pound sliding - live updates | Business

http://bit.ly/29b7jBg via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2936Qxr

China Proposes to Keep Online Payments in Check

http://on.wsj.com/298MwfZ via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29fW2S2

China Central Bank new Fee policy for online payments

https://twitter.com/cnLedger/status/748445824137342976

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 06:33PM by abercrombezie http://bit.ly/296Mxl7

Seems Abra is finally available in the US

http://bit.ly/29hXikP via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/297GDnc

Quality work for Bitcoin

http://bit.ly/29ds0gh via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/294MLad

Chinese Miners Announce 'Terminator' Plan to Hard Fork to 2MB Blocks

http://bit.ly/2958QKe via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/295Tyl1

New York Times: "How China Took Center Stage in Bitcoin’s Civil War" (Nathaniel Popper)

http://nyti.ms/295U8jQ

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 04:44AM by eragmus http://bit.ly/29aXHbi

Costs me 4% premium to pay with bitcoin rather than my credit card on every single purchase... Killer app is to pay more and get no consumer protection???

So I wanted to buy something with some bitcoins but bitpay is the payment processor, and their exchange rate is $10 below bitfinex/GDAX/Gemini/Itbit prices...

The thing is Ill pay less if I use a credit card, plus get 2% cashback from the Credit card (any purchase always gets 2% cashback)... so I pay 3.5% to 4% less (2% cashback and 2% less than paying with bitcoin) by using a legacy payment method, that provides me with consumer protection and other benefits (extended warranty, purchase protection etc etc... ).

This is an actual experience and Im interested in hearing what other people think about these kinds of situations.

Edit: this isnt even factoring in the costs of purchasing the bitcoins like wire transfers and exchange fees. Likely will be at least another .5% or more.

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 11:50AM by fluffy1337 http://bit.ly/29emQ5e

FBI Overstepped Boundaries Again in Silk Road Investigation

http://bit.ly/296GWLk

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 04:09PM by fearofhellz http://bit.ly/29bShgl

Tuur Demeester: "Bitcoin mining is becoming an energy transaction platform: mine coins with excess energy in one location, purchase needed energy elsewhere."

https://www.twitter.com/TuurDemeester/status/748302848056713216 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/294AMJI

Lehman to happen again? IMF: "Deutsche Bank Poses The Greatest Risk To The Global Financial System"

http://bit.ly/297BK9I

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 01:49PM by DajZabrij http://bit.ly/29eJytW

China Central Bank new Fee policy for online payments

https://twitter.com/cnLedger/status/748445824137342976 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/296Mxl7

FBI Overstepped Boundaries Again in Silk Road Investigation

http://bit.ly/296GWLk via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29bShgl

Meet my new cat - his name is Satoshi

http://bit.ly/297ftsN

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 08:43AM by jon4000 http://bit.ly/29enyzi

Russian prime minister on blockchain: "Time to build law framework to deal with it" (English CC)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXlAH2fhyoU

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 07:30PM by bit_novosti http://bit.ly/294XN0J

Lehman to happen again? IMF: "Deutsche Bank Poses The Greatest Risk To The Global Financial System"

http://bit.ly/297BK9I via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29eJytW

Wednesday, 29 June 2016

World Economic Forum: 'Unblocking Blockchain' Panel w/ Jeremy Allaire (Circle CEO) - ["We now have non-sovereign money and it has a lot of advantages and it is just going to grow."]

http://bit.ly/291X1Ql via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/299HeT5

Bitcoin pulse update June 29th - Facts for us to nerd out on

Bitcoin halving in ETA: 9 Days 17 Hours 24 MinutesTotal Bitcoins in circulation: 15,714,975Total Bitcoins to ever be produced: 21,000,000Percentage of total Bitcoins mined: 74.83%Total Bitcoins left to mine: 5,285,025Total Bitcoins left to mine until next blockhalf: 35,025Bitcoin price (USD): $637.21Market capitilzation (USD): $10,013,739,219.75Bitcoins generated per day: 3,600Bitcoin inflation rate per annum: 8.72%Bitcoin inflation rate per annum at next block halving event: 4.09%Bitcoin inflation per day (USD): $2,293,956Bitcoin inflation until next blockhalf event based on current price (USD): $22,318,280Blocks until mining reward is halved: 1,401Approximate block generation time: 10.00 minutesApproximate blocks generated per day: 144Difficulty: 209,453,158,595Hash rate: 1.72 Exahashes/s via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/299DuRF

3 Reasons Why Every Portfolio Should Have Bitcoin

http://huff.to/29gEh2h

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 08:28AM by CryptoHustle http://bit.ly/296qjDx

Meet my new cat - his name is Satoshi

http://bit.ly/297ftsN via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29enyzi

Costs me 4% premium to pay with bitcoin rather than my credit card on every single purchase... Killer app is to pay more and get no consumer protection???

So I wanted to buy something with some bitcoins but bitpay is the payment processor, and their exchange rate is $10 below bitfinex/GDAX/Gemini/Itbit prices...The thing is Ill pay less if I use a credit card, plus get 2% cashback from the Credit card (any purchase always gets 2% cashback)... so I pay 3.5% to 4% less (2% cashback and 2% less than paying with bitcoin) by using a legacy payment method, that provides me with consumer protection and other benefits (extended warranty, purchase protection etc etc... ).This is an actual experience and Im interested in hearing what other people think about these kinds of situations.Edit: this isnt even factoring in the costs of purchasing the bitcoins like wire transfers and exchange fees. Likely will be at least another .5% or more. via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29emQ5e

Getting Closer To A Bitcoin ETF?

http://bit.ly/29bhEP0 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2969Yed

Planet Money: #708: Bitcoin Divided

http://bit.ly/296g0uV

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 02:24AM by jdguy00 http://bit.ly/29dlpUM

Diff of the newest Winklevoss filing here:

Diff of the newest Winklevoss filing here:http://bit.ly/2947WxI via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/294QEN5

3 Reasons Why Every Portfolio Should Have Bitcoin

http://huff.to/29gEh2h via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/296qjDx

New York Times: "How China Took Center Stage in Bitcoin’s Civil War" (Nathaniel Popper)

http://nyti.ms/295U8jQ via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29aXHbi

Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust Filing

http://1.usa.gov/293n7mO

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 04:32AM by koinster http://bit.ly/296Ax4T

Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust Moves Filing to BATS Exchange

http://bit.ly/293EseF via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29bSleI

zerohedge: "Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust [ETF] files for max offer up to $65M"

https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/748246224357167106

Submitted June 30, 2016 at 04:13AM by eragmus http://bit.ly/29qp6Ta

Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust Filing

http://1.usa.gov/293n7mO via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/296Ax4T

Planet Money: #708: Bitcoin Divided

http://bit.ly/296g0uV via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29dlpUM

zerohedge: "Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust [ETF] files for max offer up to $65M"

https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/748246224357167106 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29qp6Ta

Blockchain.com has launched a beautiful new website that makes the whole Bitcoin ecosystem look even more professional

http://bit.ly/294q4pz

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 11:22PM by MemoryDealers http://bit.ly/29pucis

Investing in Bitcoin Has Delivered an Annual Return of 82%

http://bit.ly/292rdLd

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 07:07PM by vlarocca http://bit.ly/29ascwF

Who is behind this BIP75 SHIT?

BreadWallet Guy?

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 08:07PM by GandalfBitcoin http://bit.ly/298Xd5j

swift hacked again, $10 mio gone...

uups, they did it again! swift network used to steal $10 mio from ukrainian bank. bitcoin users not affected.

http://bit.ly/293xTvF

edit: i see i should not have used the word "hacked" in the header. not a hack. it was abused to steal.

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 05:37PM by 600watt http://bit.ly/29ofFUa

Bitcoin Gains Credibility As Digital Gold After Brexit: Bottom Line | CNBC

https://youtu.be/bcgF4-d0Mro

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 03:17AM by AliBongo88 http://bit.ly/2978KCf

Any good alternative to Breadwallet for iOS? Uninstalled due to BIP75.

Not supporting that

edit: thank you for the responses. Moved all coins out of breadwallet and into Copay. The process took about 20 seconds.

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 08:19PM by SimpleSatoshi http://bit.ly/297uL2i

Blockchain.com has launched a beautiful new website that makes the whole Bitcoin ecosystem look even more professional

http://bit.ly/294q4pz via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29pucis

Blockchain Revolution - Don Tapscott, at USI. As I got interested in Bitcoin I once told a friend: If these guys were wearing suits, I'd be too late. Now look at that room...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fqr8_iQv8hU via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2958IvC

@aantonop: BIP75 is actually a Bitcoin Deterioration Proposal

https://twitter.com/aantonop/status/748053841237663744

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 04:16PM by fpvsoldermeup http://bit.ly/292a3hx

Who is behind this BIP75 SHIT?

BreadWallet Guy? via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/298Xd5j

Time to End the Block-Size Blockade | Roger Ver

http://bit.ly/297Glfx

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 08:50AM by BobsBurgers3Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2938TE8

Investing in Bitcoin Has Delivered an Annual Return of 82%

http://bit.ly/292rdLd via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29ascwF

Any good alternative to Breadwallet for iOS? Uninstalled due to BIP75.

Not supporting that via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/297uL2i

Russian prime minister on blockchain: "Time to build law framework to deal with it" (English CC)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXlAH2fhyoU via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/294XN0J

10...9... The 10 day Halvening countdown is upon us!. thehalvening.com

http://bit.ly/293h9UB

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 07:53AM by vevue http://bit.ly/297RlcH

swift hacked again, $10 mio gone...

uups, they did it again! swift network used to steal $10 mio from ukrainian bank. bitcoin users not affected.http://bit.ly/293xTvF via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29ofFUa

@aantonop: BIP75 is actually a Bitcoin Deterioration Proposal

https://twitter.com/aantonop/status/748053841237663744 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/292a3hx

Peter Todd recommends boycotting BIP75 due to AML/KYC concerns

http://bit.ly/293qJ9L

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 12:32PM by fpvsoldermeup http://bit.ly/2983qyF

Tuesday, 28 June 2016

71% of Americans believe economy is 'rigged'

http://cnnmon.ie/29n7MhI

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 11:26AM by kitsboy http://bit.ly/292RITC

My girlfriend asked me to buy her Bitcoin today and

I love her for it. via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/293qH1R

Peter Todd recommends boycotting BIP75 due to AML/KYC concerns

http://bit.ly/293qJ9L via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2983qyF

10...9... The 10 day Halvening countdown is upon us!. thehalvening.com

http://bit.ly/293h9UB via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/297RlcH

71% of Americans believe economy is 'rigged'

http://cnnmon.ie/29n7MhI via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/292RITC

Andreas Antonopoulos on Twitter: Clinton pledges support for public blockchain projects. A great use is putting charitable foundation accounts in a transparent ledger.

https://twitter.com/aantonop/status/747845447583039488

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 03:30AM by xtwars http://bit.ly/29lY7rV

Time to End the Block-Size Blockade | Roger Ver

http://bit.ly/297Glfx via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/2938TE8

Why Bitcoins price is not rising more after Brexit, and why markets naturally rise immediately after a huge fall, and soon fall harder

In a true economic collapse situation, especially at the beginning, you have one to three days of incredible carnage, as prices fall off a veritable cliff.

Rarely does this extend to a fourth day. Instead, what people witness is a huge rally, +300 swings up for one or two days, maybe a week. And then, the collapse resumes.

Why is this? Well, it's a combination of "deal chasers" (people who foolishly believe they are getting a good deal) who try to "catch the knife", as it's called, and the phenomenon of "short covering."

A whole lot of money has been betting that the stock markets will go South. What happens when the floor falls out in an ecomonic collapse situation is that the wise shorters pull out and take their profits. The way they must do this is by buying stock. Soon, the prices rise and the "deal chasers" pile in. Many times, the central banks buy, too, in order to gin up more "deal chasers" and hopefully break the down trend, by in effect, lying to people and creating an artificial high.

However, while the smart money has been pulling out of their short positions, a whole more not-so-smart investors usually pile into more short positions, during the collapse phase. When the markets inevitably pop up (due to short covering and dumb money), these recent shorters get margin called by their brokers and are forced to liquidate their positions (by buying the stock...) at whatever price necessary. Thus, all of the dumb money shorters end up in an arms race, basically buying from each other and everyother investor happy just to get out a little ahead.

This is why you can have such big gains immediately after the start of a Collapse event.

Also, in order to cover operating losses, margin calls, and other unforeseens after a Collapse event, many institutions, hedge funds, etc., are compelled to liquidate their safe-haven positions (principally, gold, silver and Bitcoins). Thus, these safe haven commodities usually decrease or remain flat in value during the early days of the collapse. If the situation is prolonged, commodities can lose up to 70% of their value, as the institutions are forced to sell everything just to survive. This is why silver went down to $7.50/oz in 2009.

This current downtrend is a crisis of fiat. It doesn't take a scientist to realize that if the UK leaves the EU, and a trade deal is not immediately renegotiated, or if more countries leave the EU, the Euro is dead.

In times of currency confidence failure, wealth storage commodities typically do quite well. And it is far easier to spend Bitcoin than it is to spend an ounce of silver or gold.

So don't be lulled by today's highs. Think of it as a reprieve to get some money in your literal hands. Because you do NOT know if your bank will let you get it out tomorrow, especially if you're in the UK or Europe.

Submitted June 29, 2016 at 12:20AM by hopeseekr http://bit.ly/291oNgJ

Andreas Antonopoulos on Twitter: Clinton pledges support for public blockchain projects. A great use is putting charitable foundation accounts in a transparent ledger.

https://twitter.com/aantonop/status/747845447583039488 via /r/Bitcoin http://bit.ly/29lY7rV

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