Customers in the United States are a bit spoiled when it comes to buying Bitcoin these days. Various exchanges allow for quick and easy conversion from fiat to digital currency, and both Circle and Coinbase are two of the main sources where people buy Bitcoin. Every single one of these platforms has its advantages and drawbacks. Circle – Variety of Payment Methods And Low Fees Coinbase – Less Payment Options And High Fees read more detail : http://themerkle.com/reviews/bitcoin-buying-service-comparison-circle-vs-coinbase/
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maybe you need 100-200bitcoin,,, but better to save some of your money at local currency
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this year is phenomenal for bitcoin, block halving, satoshi nakamoto issue (end of last year), XT vs Core debate, in my opinion 2016 will be the year of bitcoin let's buy bitcoin and keep holding
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bitcoin price will keep moving to moon , rise and more rise will be come , but if you ceck coindesk api we never reach $455 the highest rate is $448
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This weekend, I am in Miami for The North American Bitcoin Conference. This is the third Bitcoin Conference that I have ever attended; the first was in Chicago in June 2014, the second was in San Diego last month. I am incredibly excited to be here. Every Bitcoin conference or Meetup I have ever attended has been three things; informative, uplifting, and nerdy. There’s nothing better than being able to Nerd-Out with the other Bitcoiners present. As you likely know, it is very difficult to have deep conversations about Bitcoin usually! http://bitcoinist.net/the-north-american-bitcoin-conference-2016-day-1/
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each country can release and launchhis own shitcoin (digial coin) just for conrol and making money with it but im sure only bitcoin can be survive
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January 22, 2016 — The multinational professional services giant PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has announced it will be entering the Blockchain environment. PwC has said they have created a new team of specialists to research the potentials of the technology due to customer demand. Steve Davies partner at EMEA FinTech leader at PwC feels his company is well positioned to explore the new protocol. Davies says: “There is a growing interest and a real demand from our clients to help understand the implications of the Blockchain and how to respond to it. So, as the Blockchain juggernaut continues to gather pace, PwC will be well placed to service our clients needs at the global level” http://bitcoinist.net/the-multinational-service-giant-pwc-announces-blockchain-rd/
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Kalpesh Patel is a living testament to the fact that anyone can contribute something to the Bitcoin ecosystem. You don’t have to be a computer genius or a financial expert to participate in this economic experiment. Patel moved to the United States from India in 1998 when he was just 18 years old. Since then, he has worked in the hotel business. In 2002, his family opened their own hotel. Now, Patel and his family owns two hotels in Oklahoma. http://bitcoinist.net/kalpesh-patel-bringing-bitcoin-hotel-industry-bookwithbit/
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This weekend, I am in Miami for The North American Bitcoin Conference. This is the third Bitcoin Conference that I have ever attended; the first was in Chicago in June 2014, the second was in San Diego last month. I am incredibly excited to be here. Every Bitcoin conference or Meetup I have ever attended has been three things; informative, uplifting, and nerdy. There’s nothing better than being able to Nerd-Out with the other Bitcoiners present. As you likely know, it is very difficult to have deep conversations about Bitcoin usually! http://bitcoinist.net/the-north-american-bitcoin-conference-2016-day-1/
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Fxpips.com – Bitcoin has shed more than 14 percent of its actual value, between Wednesday and Saturday this week, to end below $365 for the first time since mid-December 2015. This indicates a big decline from digital currency’s net increase of 36 percent in the same period, making Bitcoin the best performing currency last year. This despite the fact that world stock and money markets were all at that same time shifting in the red zone as a result of the effects of China’s economic woes, a scenario that would have triggered the price of virtual currency on an upward trend. http://www.fxpips.com/bitcoin-is-alive-and-kicking-and-not-dying-as-what-most-media-firms-have-reported/
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China’s central bank plans to issue its own digital currency “as soon as possible,” according to Xinhua. The People’s Bank of China made the announcement at a conference on digital currency in Beijing. According to Xinhua, in 2014 the PBOC set up a team to examine the possibility of establishing a digital currency and particularly to study experiences in China and abroad. Two years later, the team “has made progress on technology, legal issues, and the impact on financial systems,” Xinhua said. http://thediplomat.com/2016/01/move-over-bitcoin-china-wants-to-issue-its-own-digital-currency/
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Blythe Masters is one of the most powerful leaders in finance. She is the former JPMorgan executive who helped develop the world of credit-default swaps. Now she leads blockchain startup Digital Asset Holdings where she is on the cusp of upending finance again - this time with the code that powers bitcoin. Bloomberg's Cory Johnson sat down with Blythe Masters exclusively to talk about the $52 million dollar investment she just secured from some of the world's largest financial institutions. (Source: Bloomberg) see the video at here http://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2016-01-21/blythe-masters-raises-cash-to-reshape-finance-industry
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It seems the corporate and government related adoption of blockchain technology is picking up pace. Over the last couple of days we’ve seen China announce its intentions to introduce a block chain based digital currency for mainstream adoption and Australian banks initiate blockchain tech hubs in Hong Kong with plans to do the same in London next quarter. We’ve also seen German banks predict that cash will be redundant as soon as ten years from now. It seems as if – after a long period of uncertainty – these institutions are finally realizing that the future of domestic and international finance is just around the corner, and that blockchain technology could very well be the foundation of this future. In turn, they are scrambling to understand its underlying mechanism and potential applications. http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/01/22/pwc-announces-entry-into-bitcoin-and-blockchain/
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Blockchain - the technology underpinning digital currency Bitcoin - has been in the news lately. Banks think it could be the future of financial transactions, while diamond miners hope it will help end the trade in conflict diamonds. And this week the UK's chief scientific adviser encouraged the British government to adopt the technology. http://www.bbc.com/news/business-35370304
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