I'm not trying to "achieve equality in Bitcoin". I just want Bitcoin to be widely used. Most people on this planet are female. That's it.

Most women currently don't care much about new technologies. That's not an opinion - I'm just stating a fact.

There are a few exceptions and I'm glad that they exist. The world would be boring if everyone liked the same things.

Those filings don't seem to reveal the exact number of bitcoins held by a company - just the amount of $ per asset type. Any company that wants to make a meaningful contribution to this economy will pay some employees (partly) in Bitcoin or even pay some business partners in Bitcoin - so a lower number in Bitcoin assets could be a positive sign.

Most of my bigger purchases are Bitcoin purchases.


I wouldn't make decisions based on that. One company could tell you that they're keeping BTC, but actually selling it without your knowledge -- another company might keep them, but doesn't make that public.

If an exchange started doing that you could still manually initiate a buy/sell at a certain price using their API - so that information would provide some new insights, but not the full picture of how people are trading.

Commercial applications will get more women to use Bitcoin - most women don't use OpenOffice, but many use Microsoft Office.

For most women it needs to be easy with a well-known company behind it.

What's the point of doing that? Do you have to verify your account to register a domain or something?

"SEOCLERKS" doesn't sound like a reliable service. I'd advise anyone who is willing to take this offer to use a trusted escrow.

Trading bitcoin is about to get a whole lot easier

http://americasmarkets.usatoday.com/2015/04/30/trading-bitcoin-is-about-to-get-a-whole-lot-easier/

TL;DR: At a bitcoin conference in New York City on Wednesday, Joe Ventura, AlphaPoint’s founder, revealed plans for a service “that will allow institutions to open one account and get access to 20 exchanges through a router.”

Hollywood Studio Lionsgate Films in Talks to Accept Bitcoin

http://www.coindesk.com/hollywood-studio-lionsgate-films-in-talks-to-accept-bitcoin/

I normally don't post CD articles in here, but I found this one quite interesting. What exactly are they doing with Bitcoin? Can you buy their movies for BTC or something?

I'm curious how Bitcoin users are voting in the UK General Election - added options for those who are not in the UK as well.

The results are only shown after voting and it's running for 7 days. You can state your reasons below if you want to.

Bitcoin Shop Signs Letter of Intent to Merge With Spondoolies-Tech

http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/articles/marketwire/1190768.htm

Looks like they are planning to be more than just a Bitcoin Shop.

I can't be bothered to think about it.

Overstock is trying to do something in this section. I guess those cryptostocks could be used to get a small business started - however I'm pretty sure you'll have to comply with the same rules as a company that gets listed on OTC Markets with the benefit of OTC Markets having a good reputation. Some companies are listed on multiple exchanges so it might be possible to get listed on a traditional exchange AND issuing a cryptostock too.

http://www.wired.com/2015/04/overstock-files-offer-stock-works-like-bitcoin/

Maybe. A simple service to buy and sell bitcoins can be useful too. Coinbase did that correctly, because they are still offering a simple UI only for buying or selling.

Offering short-selling is nice for people who want to trade Bitcoin, but confusing for most people who just want to buy it and use it.

Humanity decided to live by the rules of capitalism.

Who would've made inventions like the internet or Bitcoin if we lived like animals?