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Title: 2012-09-29 theregister.co.uk - Bitcoin Foundation vows to clean up currency's ba Post by: julz on September 29, 2012, 02:54:30 AM Quote Bitcoin Foundation vows to clean up currency's bad rep 'Bitcoin don't get no respect!' Neil McAllister 2012-09-29 http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/09/29/bitcoin_foundation_launched/ ... Tired of bad press, Bitcoin advocates have launched a new foundation aimed at both promoting the electronic currency and funding infrastructure to maintain its momentum. ... Stories of hacks and heists have dogged the digital currency since its inception, too. ... In addition, one of the Foundation's immediate goals is to raise money to provide a salary and some budget for Andresen, who so far has been working as the lead developer of the core Bitcoin software without any compensation. ... Title: Re: 2012-09-29 theregister.co.uk - Bitcoin Foundation vows to clean up currency's ba Post by: alexanderanon on September 29, 2012, 08:32:37 AM Bad press? Get the mop!
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Zg9I8HpF3SI/TIzbhrOnkkI/AAAAAAAABc8/kCIXSTDTsn4/s1600/obamamop.jpg Title: Re: 2012-09-29 theregister.co.uk - Bitcoin Foundation vows to clean up currency's ba Post by: adamstgBit on September 30, 2012, 07:42:27 PM Quote To that end, the Foundation is offering memberships at various levels. Premier Industry Memberships go for 10,000 Bitcoins per year ($124,000), and Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox has already signed on. The Foundation has also signed up BitInstant and CoinLab for Industry memberships, which go for 2,500 Bitcoins per year ($31,000). Nice! |
