Not exactly, but that's the literal translation of the article's title, and I couldn't make a better one.
http://index.hu/tech/2013/05/28/bitcoinrol_beszelt_zuckerberg_olvasonknak/Alright. Translated the entire first part of the article:
It is already confirmed that Facebook founder,
Marck Zuckerberg is in Hungary. He's been staying in Europe for a while, in Coppenhagen he had a discussion with the prime minister, in Germany he talked with representatives, and he spent the Sunday in Vienna. By Monday evening he was in Hungary, eating in the restaurant called Spíler.
Our readers caught him last night at 1:30 AM around the Király street. They could not talk with him much,
but based on what he said even Bitcoin, the digital currency, could be the reason behind his visit to Hungary. Here's Gábor's report:
We wanted to take a photo with him, but he didn't let us.
We asked him why he came to Budapest, he asked back whether we know about Bitcoin. I had no idea what it is, didn't even understand what he's saying, but a buddy of mine knew about it, but by the time he'd have told it to him he already walked away from us, in a polite but assertive way.
We have got no idea what Bitcoin has to do with Budapest, maybe the famously strange CEO was just kidding.
index.hu is one of the biggest Hungarian news sites, they're very reliable, but the part about Bitcoin is entirely based on a reader's letter.
At the same time, they say, was a Bitcoin meetup nearby in Budapest.
