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I think even if a celebrity tweets or talks about Bitcoin, people will still probably do a simple Google search see a few articles on Bitcoin and pass on it. What needs to happen is for a simple image of Bitcoin to be created and advertised then when a celebrity does tweet about it, people will pick Bitcoins concept up much easier.
I think Bill Gates would be one of the best people to show the world bitcoin (In a simple easy to understand format)
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Next year as in CoinFest 2016, April 5-10? If you're certain to do that, we have to add you to the map on http://www.coinfest.org/coinfest-2016/  Formatted things are OK--CoinFest events have taken many forms, including lectures, presentations, workshops, etc. This is an open source initiative with few protocols to adhere to. Yeah next year, let me know the protocols and any other information required and I'll try to get things reserved |
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He appeared to be considering Birmingham.
Midlands may be the best place, I was thinking Manchester I have a few places up here I have used before with events we also have a couple of BTC ATMs near us aswell. What does it take to start up a event? It sounds like you might have what you need; someone just has to find the will to organize. Choose a Bitcoin venue--like a cafe or pub that accepts Bitcoin payments, or an event venue that lets you book it with Bitcoin--and host a free-to-attend event April 5-10. If there's a Bitcoin ATM there, all the better for public outreach. Use any sponsor/donation money you get on cool activities, prizes, freebies, etc. People have also held CoinFest events at places like universities when the fee for booking the venue was waived. We just don't wield fiat when acting as CoinFest organizers. Thanks! I am looking at starting my own Bitcoin / Cryptocurrency events so have made a few contacts but my events will be more towards educating people about crypto-currencies in a formatted way, beginning with very basic stuff. I will put some plans down for CoinFest next year I do have plans to travel a bit so will work around it. |
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He appeared to be considering Birmingham.
Midlands may be the best place, I was thinking Manchester I have a few places up here I have used before with events we also have a couple of BTC ATMs near us aswell. What does it take to start up a event? |
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CoinFest UK?? One person said he'll bring CoinFest to the UK if he sees sufficient interest. Would you attend?  Yeah, where in the UK? |
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An amazing and easy to use tool, great work! Next the app |
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We are very excited to have nearly completed the beginners section, we have wrote basic content (Which we are/will build on) and Androidicus has created a brilliant design for the content / layout.
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The Change.org system has been seen to have an effect on certain cases, it is definitely worth a try.
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Hey great story and nice stickers.
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I would probably invest in Bitcoin businesses and Tech businesses and try to create my own small Bitcoin based island
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Nice design! Love the Golden one, ever better its free keep it up
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Hey folks.... I've added the following blockchain stats page to the site: http://bitcointicker.co/networkstats/This tracks the stats from a relay node, such as connected node, mempool size, transactions per second and it also lists the top 15 highest priority transactions. It allows you to view the health of the bitcoin network with a quick glance at the stats/graphs. Enjoy... Nice little site! |
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I am looking at doing the same for the NorthWest but good if we could do a national event once a year or so
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No, For website hosting accounts we only require an email address.
.onion sites ok? Yep no problem, we actually support startor.org with free hosting they provide Tor Relay Servers. |
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No, For website hosting accounts we only require an email address.
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Great we will be following |
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