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Title: 2013-04-27 CNBC - The Next Step for Bitcoin: Meeting the Regulators Post by: kiko on April 27, 2013, 08:43:41 PM http://www.cnbc.com/id/100675118 (http://www.cnbc.com/id/100675118)
Wide ranging article with links and quotes (albeit poached ones) all over the place. For once the article is not too editorialized. Quote Now that things have settled and the chatter has faded, the next step will be to watch whether bitcoin graduates from a cyberworld fad to a legitimate currency. Edit: fixed link. Title: Re: 2013-04-27 CNBC - The Next Step for Bitcoin: Meeting the Regulators Post by: cypherdoc on April 28, 2013, 06:14:14 AM [url][http://www.cnbc.com/id/100675118/url] Wide ranging article with links and quotes (albeit poached ones) all over the place. For once the article is not too editorialized. Quote Now that things have settled and the chatter has faded, the next step will be to watch whether bitcoin graduates from a cyberworld fad to a legitimate currency. kiko revenge: FIX YOUR LINK! nice show on Mike. Title: Re: 2013-04-27 CNBC - The Next Step for Bitcoin: Meeting the Regulators Post by: centove on April 29, 2013, 12:21:37 PM Quote "In the end, (venture capital firms) must address the security issues of the system first, " Oh... You mean the meat-bag security issues? All of the 'hacks' and 'compromises' I've seen have been as a result of the biggest and hardest security hole to plug... The meat-bag one.. (aka people)Title: Re: 2013-04-27 CNBC - The Next Step for Bitcoin: Meeting the Regulators Post by: nevafuse on April 29, 2013, 02:02:10 PM Quote In the worst-case scenario for bitcoin, that type of malfeasance would bring in regulators who then would enact the toughest measure of all: shutting down the whole operation. Despite how much research these people do, they still always get one thing wrong - bitcoin can't be regulated. And maybe that isn't a bad thing for now. The longer before exchanges are shutdown, the shorter time until bitcoin can succeed. |