“We believe that businesses who accept bitcoin need to have a basic understanding of the technology. This is why we hold educational meetings to help individuals and businesses understand the software and how they can use it,” Gallippi said in response to a question that asked what advice he’d give business owners soon looking to accept the digital currency.

http://newsbtc.com/2014/05/25/bitpay-ceo-says-businesses-accept-bitcoin-basic-understanding/

Are than any other forums  than bitcointalk.org which have signature tracks?  or is it unique to these forums? For example, do any of the alt coin forums have signature tracks?

Falcon Global Capital is seeking to hire lobbyists to promote bitcoin in Washington, DC. The investment firm will provide “education and understanding of bitcoin and other crypto-graphic based currencies”.

https://coinreport.net/lobbyists-falcon-global-capital/

Just the name “altcoin” evokes a sense of disdain–altcoin, as in “alternative to Bitcoin,” a copycat late to the scene. Why do we persist in using such terminology when altcoins and Bitcoin are all cryptocurrencies of the same basic category? Many long-time Bitcoiners accuse altcoin developers of pump and dump schemes, longing to be early adopters, and envious of their fortunes

http://bitcoinmagazine.com/13150/role-future-altcoins/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+BitcoinMagazine+%28Bitcoin+Magazine%29

I've updated the site to be very different. You can now read multiple bitcoin news site.
All bitcoin news sites that I know of have been added. Kind of like Google News.
What do you think?   

Link : bitprize.org

A new bitcoin exchange has been launched called Hitbtc. Following two rounds of financing, $3 million dollars were invested in Hitbtc and with this, the digital currency exchange was able to officially launch in February 2014.

Source: bitprize.org

The gates of the Vienna Bitcoin conference will open in just 24 days. Starting at Saturday May 31st at Austria Center Vienna.

Source: bitprize.org

A Singapore-based company known as 8pip has plans to launch the world’s first prepaid Bitcoin cards. With prepaid Bitcoin cards, customers will be able to purchase bitcoins by simply buying a card.

Source: bitprize.org

BitID, an open authentication protocol using public-key cryptography, your id is your public address. An example login experience for the user could be, scan a QR code with a mobile phone and be directly logged in. Alternatively, you could login with a desktop wallet.

Source: bitprize.org

“Right now is a critical moment for Bitcoin. The world’s most independent currency just turned 5 and is entering a crucial phase in its development. In the last six months, the currency has dramatically increased in visibility and experienced the pros and cons of the limelight: rising acceptance with vendors and shoppers alongside scrutiny, regulations and fluctuating prices.”

Source: bitprize.org

“It’s such a beautiful way of sending money worldwide, but to actually get that bitcoin unless someone is sending it to you is very difficult. A bitcoin ATM lets you insert your cash into this teller machine and you receive bitcoin instantly.”

Source: bitprize.org

The talks will start at 12:00pm and will include Gavin Andresen, a core developer of the bitcoin protocol; James D’Angelo, founder and host of the World Bitcoin Network; and Alan Reiner, founder and CEO of Armory Technologies, among others.

Source: bitprize.org

The Former United States Deputy Secretary of Treasury (a position analogous to the Minister of Finance in many countries), Larry Summers,  was featured in an interview about Bitcoin and the current financial system. He tells the financial system already depends heavily on information technology, and finance is now “ripe for disruption,”. Then he goes on to talk about the future payment system: “I am much more confident that the world of payments will look very different 20 years from now than I am about how it will look.”

Source: bitprize.org

now there is a Bitcoin ATM in Seattle, Washington. It’s a two-way Bitcoin ATM located at the Spitfire Sports Bar in Downtown Seattle and open from 11 AM to 10 PM seven days a week.

Read more on bitprize.org

The Bitcoin Foundation has added a new Platinum member: KnCMiner, a Sweden-based mining hardware manufacturer.
Currently there are only two platinum members, the other is the Bitcoin Store.

Source: bitprize.org

First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. More on bitprize.org

This ATM sells bitcoins for cash but not the other way around.

I opened a bitcoin news site http://bitprize.org/  
What do you think?

Say i want to add bitcoin payment to an online store, how would I do it?

We have seen a big inflation of the US Dollar recently.
When will the US dollar be worth 0.0000001 B or less?

 

Is there any way to upload and reply to youtube videos without being tracked every single move you make in the site?