Recently it became apparent that the Bitcoin Foundation would run out of money by March if it failed to find money for its further operations. Less than a month later two members of the Foundation board left it with a fuss. It may seem that the organization is in big trouble.
The foundation’s main trouble, however, is not in its almost complete lack of money, or desolation of its management board.
The organization’s financial bankruptcy is a direct consequence of a more fundamental bankruptcy in terms of conception, ethics, and psychology. The foundation that does very little, though always bids to be an unofficial supreme council of cryptocurrency, cannot be trusted for a long time.
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The foundation’s main trouble, however, is not in its almost complete lack of money, or desolation of its management board.
The organization’s financial bankruptcy is a direct consequence of a more fundamental bankruptcy in terms of conception, ethics, and psychology. The foundation that does very little, though always bids to be an unofficial supreme council of cryptocurrency, cannot be trusted for a long time.
Read more: http://forklog.net/the-bitcoin-foundation-down-and-out/
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Bitcoin Foundation's memberships were way too expensive anyway. They didn't even contribute to the bitcoin community. Good riddance.
