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“Now that there are ways for us to do banking without government involvement, we decided fulfilling (IRS demands) would not be a responsible way for Fr33 Aid to spend its money nor for our volunteers to spend their time.”
The IRS already gets a piece where you swap one product or service for another, as the IRS explains at its Bartering Tax Center. Soon the IRS may have a Bitcoin Center too. The Treasury unit, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network,
Bitcoin. Everybody’s talking about it. What’s true, and what’s hype?
Sometimes things don't always go to plan.
For whatever reason, many in Canada’s small but fast growing Bitcoin community are suddenly dealing with the same problem: The banks have decided they don’t like the cryptocurrency and they’re shutting down some of the accounts of businesses that dea
Bitcoin, a digital currency whose worth has been in flux of late, is still valuable enough for enterprising users to want a lot of it.
If you’ve been playing Counter-Strike on the ESEA gaming network, you’ve been doing a lot more than tossing virtual hand grenades and firing virtual machine guns.
Two weeks after Bitcoin prices hit the all time high of $230 on April 9th, the price of the virtual currency remain wildly volatile.
Nadim Chebli remembers well the first of his customers who decided to pay for the records they bought with virtual currency rather than cash or credit cards.
A week and a half ago, Bitcoin crashed and fell to the mid-$60s (it had been in the mid $200s).
"I don't think it fits the definition of money" @ronpaul on #Bitcoin bloomberg.com/tv/— Katy Finneran (@KatyFinneran) April 23, 2013
There’s more than one way to make money from the Bitcoin craze, which has seen the value of the digital currency increase more than six-fold over the past few months.
After a disastrous few days in early April, bitcoin is back over $100 and up on the month, the year and its short lifetime.
Let’s say you believe that the price of gold is going to go through the roof (as opposed to where it has been going lately: the basement).
Currencies designed to fix perceived flaws in Bitcoin could lead to competition that makes the idea of digital “cryptocurrency” stick.
Following the Mt. Gox takedown, I acted as referee between Doug Casey, of Casey Research, and Jon Matonis, of Bitcoin Foundation, as they discussed the relative merits of two free market monies, gold and Bitcoin. It was a great contest.
Currencies designed to fix perceived flaws in Bitcoin could lead to competition that makes the idea of digital “cryptocurrency” stick.
In what has to be the most accurate currency crash prediction ever made, bitcoin crashed today from $266 to a low of $105 in a rapid “free fall” market crash pattern, erasing $1 billion in currency valuation in a matter of hours
Think the 75% plunge in BitCoin values in two days has crushed all former supporters of the virtual currency (which truth be told is only back to levels from a month ago)? Wrong.
How the looming bitcoin crash will be exploited by globalists to outlaw decentralized crypto currencies
Notice how closely correlated bitcoin and asset accumulation by the Federal Reserve are?
If you don't know what Bitcoin is, you should. This digital currency has captured lots of attention as the value of a single unit recently surged to over $200.
Bitcoin is a powerful, game-changing crypto currency that may literally change the world.
Bitcoin has been all the rage lately.
Bitcoin, the digital currency that has become a global phenomenon, reached an all-time high today, topping $200 (U.S.).
While some call Bitcoin an “existential threat to the state,” local governments could soon embrace the digital currency and payment system as a practical alternative to credit and debit cards.
Did you ever notice how Congress and/or the President can act with the speed of a slow snail on certain subjects or topics? Well, this time I hope they act even slower. Here's why. Last week saw a form of hacker attack on the Mt.Gox Bitcoin exchan
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Bitcoins have been much in the news lately.
In case you missed it, someone bought a Porsche Cayman S for 300 Bitcoin yesterday.
