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REVIEW: Verso Cards
March 13th, 2014 by
Dan Roseman Bitcoin is a new technology, with innovative ideas arriving on the marketplace all the time. Verso Cards are a physical representation of a Bitcoin wallet that you can carry with you, with an unencrypted public address on one side and an encrypted private key on the other. Dan Roseman provides a review of this product and its features. Read More -
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Why I Quit My Day Job
January 29th, 2014 by
Dan Roseman By Dan Roseman | Coinality.com January 29, 2014
Towards the end of the day before this past New Year's holiday at work, my supervisors pulled me aside for "a little chat." I knew what this was about. It was a long time coming.
We sat down in a conference room, where I was given a copy of my very first writeup. Now, I was coming up on my second year as a "Senior Leasing Coordinator" at a very stable and high-paying job. Don't let the title fool you; most my work was mundane... Read More
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Categories: General
Highway Robbery? Bitcoin User Not Affected!
November 6th, 2013 by
Dan Roseman Asset forfeiture, unsurprisingly, can be shady business. The seizing of funds and resources by law enforcement isn't just easy to abuse- the abuse is systemic. Civil forfeitures of fiat currency can take resources for nearly any reason, and leave citizens with no means of recovering it. Bitcoin, however, has natural advantages. Read More -
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Why Bitcoin IS Intrinsically Valuable
October 19th, 2013 by
Dan Roseman The common outsider complaint is that Bitcoin has no quantifiable value. Without physical mineral resources or obvious physical efforts behind it, people seem to think it cannot be used as currency- even if transactions every day prove them wrong. As Dan Roseman reports, Bitcoin retains value more like the US Dollar than many realize... and has plenty of advantages over it. Read More -
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Michigan Mayor's Campaign Accepts Bitcoin Donations
October 7th, 2013 by
Dan Roseman In the face of Silk Road's closure and the wealth of complexities and regulations involved, one enterprising Michigan mayor is accepting Bitcoin campaign donations towards his re-election. Dan Roseman reports. Read More -
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The Gyft of Bitcoin Purchasing Power
September 16th, 2013 by
Dan Roseman The gift card business is booming; plastic cards for common retailers are the go-to gift for weddings, graduations, and last-minute birthdays for vague acquaintances. Gift card website Gyft.com has seized the opportunity to not only get into the thick of it, but to bring Bitcoin with them. With over 300 retailers at their disposal what Gyft is doing isn't just convenient- its a fantastic step for Bitcoin itself. Read More -
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Why My Coworkers Think I'm Crazy
September 11th, 2013 by
Dan Roseman It's safe to say that Dan Roseman is onboard the Bitcoin train. For better or worse, Dan knows he's a true believer. Sometimes he sounds a bit crazy, sure- but who are we to judge a man who stares into the unblinking eye of true Bitcoin madness? Read More -
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Primecoin Primer
September 5th, 2013 by
Dan Roseman Primecoin has rocketed into headlines since its debut in July, and for good reason. It takes the enormous processor strain that Bitcoin would spend on verification and devotes it to "useful" work. Now, the success of Primecoin is opening the door to even bigger and better crowd-computing methods with even grander implications. Read More -
Categories: General, Interviews
Satoshi Square: the BTC Wall St.
August 29th, 2013 by
Dan Roseman In May 2013, the first 'Satoshi Square' came together in New York. Vendors and buyers all gathered and bartered in a bitcoin bazaar. This ongoing movement is bringing flesh-and-blood sales and brick-and-mortar foundations to the otherwise virtual currency. How did this movement start, and where is it headed? Read More










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