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Topic: [2016-10-11] TechCrunch: Watch the first episode of our new series Trust... (Read 252 times)

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Thanks for posting this.

Episode 1 & 2 was pretty cool to see, the quality of the video (Graphics) was really defined. If they keep it High definition then the people at Tech Crunch could potentially have Bitcoin catered to the Mainstream viewers.

As for the information in the video, it seems like they was just rambling on and on just to get to a simple idea. I noticed that no one except Roger Ver discussed the possibility of Bitcoin crashing and failing. Even though that one guy who was chilling on the couch discussing the blockchain and how it may be important in the near future -he really doesn't seem to have the idea of how Bitcoin worked so he doesn't really count.

Now as for the people mining Bitcoin, that was cool to see in Episode 2 because they showed the social side to Bitcoin other than the technical part.

Even if Bitcoin fails the people will have the social experience and the strength to do labor.

Who knows, if it continues and becomes more educational then this video could be a classic.
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TechCrunch launched their new series (6 episodes scheduled) dedicated to Bitcoin and Blockchain tech.


Watch the first episode of our new series Trust Disrupted: Bitcoin and the Blockchain

https://techcrunch.com/2016/10/10/watch-the-first-episode-of-our-new-series-trust-disrupted-bitcoin-and-the-blockchain/

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We have a new series launching this week called Trust Disrupted: Bitcoin and the Blockchain. The six-episode series examines the rise of Bitcoin and the tech that allows it to operate.

The first episode will answer all your questions about the Bitcoin platform and how it works. Why did futurists want to create a totally digital currency? How would it work? What will the effects of Bitcoin and the blockchain have on the future of our economy?

Episode one seeks to explain the blockchain, the technology that allows bitcoins to be transferred between entities, as well as the motives behind its creators. The episode also examines the platform’s future and how it will be received by governments and big banks, the very institutions its creators were trying to sidestep or even overturn.
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