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Is bitcoin the blueprint for a bankless currency, or the biggest pyramid scheme ever? What if we could create money ourselves, without the need for banks? 
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How a bullied geek forged an empire out of digital currency, and became a suspect in a half-billion-dollar heist
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How Bitcoin Works Under the Hood Exploring the issues of structural unemployment, economic oppression, and distributed manufacturing. Technology, politics and science in the present and future. London bitcoin conference 15th/16th.
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From WikiLeaks and Edward Snowden to Bitcoin and the Arab Spring, digital technologies have taken on a powerful role in global politics. These technologies ...
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The first Massive Open Online Course on Coursera, about bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, is from Princeton University, and rated one of the top ten most popular.
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The dispute could decide whether Bitcoin succeeds---but it also offers a clear view into the open source world.
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Richard Stallman on good things and bad things about Bitcoin At the London Bitcoin Conference 2012 Richard Stallman, auctioned off his adorable stuffed gnu.
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Kinetics Inc’s founder Morgan Rockwell has a dream. That dream is to compete with the likes of Google, Apple, GE, Visa Chase. How does he plan on doing this? By bringing Tesla into the Bitcoin movement.
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This article comes to us from returning contributor Nozomi Hayase. It is her second for The Cryptosphere. Six years since the inception of Bitcoin, awareness of this stateless currency has grown ex...
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