Coindesk propaganda - Blockchains

[CIYAM]

Real title: " Majority of Securities Firms Plan to Explore Blockchain This Year"   - Coindesk is suggesting that all these news are related with Bitcoin which is false. These companies have nothing related with Bitcoin and they will not have.

They simply don't care - they take money and publish crap news - do you not understand that (it's the model that most of the world's media uses these days)?

[pereira4]

There are many news about banks "blockchains" lately; especially on Coindesk.  

What does have Bitcoin with these blockchains? Nothing ! Then why does Coindesk make so much buzz about that?    What is the interest behind these news? There are hundreds in the last 6 months regarding to different  blockchains without ANY relation with Bitcoin.

Ther are some sites with certain agendas that become clear after paying some attention to the way they make news and what they talk about and how. For example it's clear that bitcoin.com editors are pro-Classic and anti Core and re always spreading FUD about Blockstream, it's also clear Coindesk must have some sort of Ethereum related business going on where they are pro R3 and pro "bank blockchains"... you gotta know what you are reading or else you'll get scammed.

[mayax]

There are many news about banks "blockchains" lately; especially on Coindesk.  

What does have Bitcoin with these blockchains? Nothing ! Then why does Coindesk make so much buzz about that?    What is the interest behind these news? There are hundreds in the last 6 months regarding to different  blockchains without ANY relation with Bitcoin.

Ther are some sites with certain agendas that become clear after paying some attention to the way they make news and what they talk about and how. For example it's clear that bitcoin.com editors are pro-Classic and anti Core and re always spreading FUD about Blockstream, it's also clear Coindesk must have some sort of Ethereum related business going on where they are pro R3 and pro "bank blockchains"... you gotta know what you are reading or else you'll get scammed.

its about their investor

[BellaBitBit]

This is nothing new with Coindesk or other news sites.  In the last year there are constant articles about the "Blockchain".  Some articles even state that banks are not interested in Bitcoin because they don't need it if they have the Blockchain haha.  This propaganda has been going on for awhile now, they are trying very hard as it becomes apparent they cannot own the blockchain or bitcoin.

[Yakamoto]

There are many news about banks "blockchains" lately; especially on Coindesk.  

What does have Bitcoin with these blockchains? Nothing ! Then why does Coindesk make so much buzz about that?    What is the interest behind these news? There are hundreds in the last 6 months regarding to different  blockchains without ANY relation with Bitcoin.

Ther are some sites with certain agendas that become clear after paying some attention to the way they make news and what they talk about and how. For example it's clear that bitcoin.com editors are pro-Classic and anti Core and re always spreading FUD about Blockstream, it's also clear Coindesk must have some sort of Ethereum related business going on where they are pro R3 and pro "bank blockchains"... you gotta know what you are reading or else you'll get scammed.

I'm fairly certain that Coindesk is sponsored or owned by people that are working together with Ethereum businessmen, I remember they got bought out by some company a while ago, so many this is some of the expected agenda pushing coming from the company?

[Meuh6879]

banks have no blockchains ... they have lost 30% since the beginning of the 2016 year.

[Kakmakr]

It's a message: Everyone should be buying Ethereum right now.

Take your shitcoin pumping somewhere else, we not interested in ETH trolling and people being off-topic to pump Alt coins. ^hmmm^

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