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Or, Bitcoin's technology could be hacked, allowing Bitcoins to be stolen from their owners.
Or someone could make counterfeit Bitcoins.
Or the anonymous creators of Bitcoin, who reportedly still own lots of Bitcoins, could decide to create a lot more Bitcoins, thus debasing the value of each unit of the currency.
Or someone could make counterfeit Bitcoins.
Or the anonymous creators of Bitcoin, who reportedly still own lots of Bitcoins, could decide to create a lot more Bitcoins, thus debasing the value of each unit of the currency.
Pretty bad "facts" to mention. Guess they didn't really do that much research. #2 can't "feasibly happen" (or at all?) and obviously #3 is not possible unless a hard fork occurs and
If SHA was broken for #1 we would have much larger issues than bitcoin being in trouble..
