Topic: 2013-10-15 New Statesmen: Bitcoin may be let loose now Silk Road's shut down (Read 541 times)
October 16, 2013, 01:13:42 AM
I doubt so, Silkroad is only one of the reasons against the use of Bitcoin, money laundering is also of major concern
October 16, 2013, 12:32:57 AM
Not trying to turn it into a flame, but:
You are welcome to put your quotes and whatnot into the original thread, of course...
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your time stamp 02:50:24 PM - October 15th
my timestamp 02:21:57 AM - October 16th
my timestamp 02:21:57 AM - October 16th
You are welcome to put your quotes and whatnot into the original thread, of course...
October 16, 2013, 12:07:38 AM
your time stamp 02:50:24 PM
my timestamp 02:21:57 AM
i had to read the article and then quote a few passages, but i got there first lol
October 15, 2013, 10:21:57 PM
http://www.newstatesman.com/sci-tech/2013/10/bitcoin-may-be-let-loose-now-silk-road-has-been-shut-down
lets hope other media outlets have this mindset
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Now that Silk Road has closed without any discernible damage to Bitcoin's value, maybe we can accept it's here to stay.
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You can't kill Bitcoin. It will not die. The Silk Road shutdown is the second event to challenge its stability and it’s come through with barely a scratch. And, despite the libertarian beliefs of many of its advocates, in part that’s due to Bitcoin going legit in the eyes of the law.
lets hope other media outlets have this mindset
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