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Exploring and revising digital currency legislation were the key trends in February. A number of state and federal governments continued to do their due diligence with hopes of identifying the best way to regulate bitcoin usage and digital currency companies.
February saw two well-known payment processors begin accepting bitcoin and computer giant, Dell, expand their bitcoin payment option to customers outside the United States. There were also a few firsts for digital currency acceptance in both the UK and Cuba.
itBit CEO Chad Cascarilla sat down again with Real Vision Television to share his perspectives on the future value of Bitcoin and blockchain technology.
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We are excited to announce the launch of the itBit Education Library, the destination for a wide variety of engaging bitcoin education resources. Our guides, slide deck presentations and whitepapers provide you with bitcoin basics and teach you how to get started acquiring, using and securing your...
Thus far, our Bitcoin Starter Guides have examined bitcoin basics and strengths as well as how to acquire and use bitcoins. Now, we tackle the all-important topic of bitcoin wallet security.
A bitcoin wallet holds the public and private keys associated with the bitcoins that you own and the...
To kick off 2015, itBit was proud to be a sponsor and exhibitor at Inside Bitcoins Singapore. The two-day event, which was held in late-January at Suntec Convention Centre, brought together Bitcoin experts and enthusiasts from Singapore and the Asia Pacific region.
In our initial Starter Guide, we explored bitcoin basics and the digital currency's strengths in contrast to fiat currencies.
Bitcoin also has a wide variety of real world uses, allowing individuals to initiate peer-to-peer payments, purchase goods and even make charitable and political donations.
In 2014 there were major advancements in the use, regulation and development of bitcoin and related technologies worldwide. In Asia, Singapore played a particularly significant role in this progress, and its citizens and businesses continue to be in the vanguard of the digital currency industry....
The latest release from the itBit Education series is our first Bitcoin Starter Guide: Bitcoin Basics and Benefits. In this guide, we examine the humble origins of digital currencies, teach you the fundamentals of bitcoin and highlight bitcoin’s key advantages over traditional fiat currencies.
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itBit's Five-Minute Bitcoin Primer: What is Bitcoin and How Does it Work? is the second release from our itBit Education series. The slide deck presentation uses images to provide education on bitcoin and blockchain fundamentals in an easy-going, conversational manner.
Key topics discussed in the...
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