Topic: [ANN][WIKI] WikiCoin - Cryptocurrency of the people (Read 43311 times)
Seriously, There is a new block EVERY SECOND?
This coin is dead ? I don't find any exchange 
hitbtc has it listed
This coin is dead ? I don't find any exchange
i begin to find blocks very fast
Where is the source code available ?
Is there any progress or any idea or plan to raise the popularity of this coin ?
It is a scam coin created by scam dev.
Indeed, but some of us have a quite big holding so it would be nice if we could raise the popularity of this shit coin somehow.
Yes it will be nice if some new DEV. will be taking this coin under his wings from this scam dev. - just because of the great name it have. Source is still on-line
SELL 400K WIKI
who wants buy?
who wants buy?
10 satoshi. For all.
sell 400K for 0.4 btc
Indeed, but some of us have a quite big holding so it would be nice if we could raise the popularity of this shit coin somehow.
lol ). It has nothing but name, but even I did spent some satoshis on this just to get away from small balance remainings on poloniex...
Is there any progress or any idea or plan to raise the popularity of this coin ?
It is a scam coin created by scam dev.
Indeed, but some of us have a quite big holding so it would be nice if we could raise the popularity of this shit coin somehow.
Is there any progress or any idea or plan to raise the popularity of this coin ?
It is a scam coin created by scam dev.
Is there any progress or any idea or plan to raise the popularity of this coin ?
Thank you !
Hello all! We are open wikicoin trading on the https://qex.la ! Let's check it!:)
All right we are back !!!
Thanks Man!
Hello all! We are open wikicoin trading on the https://qex.la ! Let's check it!:)
Julian Assange: Bitcoin is a Major ‘Intellectually Interesting Development’
Emily Spaven (@emilyspaven) | Published on May 21, 2014 at 13:57 BST | News
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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has issued a glowing endorsement of bitcoin, labelling it “the most intellectually interesting development in the last two years”.
The 42-year-old Australian national was speaking via video link this morning at the Net Prophet technology and trends conference, taking place in Cape Town, South Africa.
He believes the next major innovation the world will witness involves the finance sector, and he suggests bitcoin will have a part to play in this.
Assange emphasised that traditional financial systems require laws to govern their operation, but digital currency doesn’t – the code behind it makes sure transactions are carried out correctly.
He emphasised his support of a financial system not controlled by regulators, claiming that the absence of regulation has enabled bitcoin and other cryptographic protocols to evolve and innovate incredibly quickly.
However, he conceded that the innovative nature of cryptocurrency and the financial diversity it facilitates has created difficulties for those working in the space. For example, a number of banks across the world have blocked customer involvement with bitcoin and even closed the accounts of some companies operating within the digital currency sphere.
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Protestors outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where Assange currently has asylum
A great proponent of decentralisation, Assange said there is a need for more decentralisation of centralised organisations across the globe, and not just those involved in finance.
Assange was speaking from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he has been residing for over 700 days while battling extradition.
He remains under investigation by the US government since WikiLeaks published leaked military and diplomatic documents in 2010. That same year, he was accused of sexual offences against two women in Sweden.
Assange has said he will go to Sweden to face these allegations if he is given a diplomatic guarantee that he will not be turned over to the US.
Last year, Bitcoin donations to WikiLeaks spiked after Assange pledged his support to whistle-blower Edward Snowden.
In January of this year, WikiLeaks revealed via Twitter that the majority of its public funding now comes through bitcoin and litecoin donations.
Wikileaks image via haak78 / Shutterstock.com. Ecuadorian embassy image via Chris Harvey / Shutterstock.com
Hat tip to MemeBurn.
http://www.coindesk.com/julian-assange-bitcoin-major-intellectually-interesting-development/
Emily Spaven (@emilyspaven) | Published on May 21, 2014 at 13:57 BST | News
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wikileaks-assange
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has issued a glowing endorsement of bitcoin, labelling it “the most intellectually interesting development in the last two years”.
The 42-year-old Australian national was speaking via video link this morning at the Net Prophet technology and trends conference, taking place in Cape Town, South Africa.
He believes the next major innovation the world will witness involves the finance sector, and he suggests bitcoin will have a part to play in this.
Assange emphasised that traditional financial systems require laws to govern their operation, but digital currency doesn’t – the code behind it makes sure transactions are carried out correctly.
He emphasised his support of a financial system not controlled by regulators, claiming that the absence of regulation has enabled bitcoin and other cryptographic protocols to evolve and innovate incredibly quickly.
However, he conceded that the innovative nature of cryptocurrency and the financial diversity it facilitates has created difficulties for those working in the space. For example, a number of banks across the world have blocked customer involvement with bitcoin and even closed the accounts of some companies operating within the digital currency sphere.
ecuadorian-embassy-assange
Protestors outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where Assange currently has asylum
A great proponent of decentralisation, Assange said there is a need for more decentralisation of centralised organisations across the globe, and not just those involved in finance.
Assange was speaking from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he has been residing for over 700 days while battling extradition.
He remains under investigation by the US government since WikiLeaks published leaked military and diplomatic documents in 2010. That same year, he was accused of sexual offences against two women in Sweden.
Assange has said he will go to Sweden to face these allegations if he is given a diplomatic guarantee that he will not be turned over to the US.
Last year, Bitcoin donations to WikiLeaks spiked after Assange pledged his support to whistle-blower Edward Snowden.
In January of this year, WikiLeaks revealed via Twitter that the majority of its public funding now comes through bitcoin and litecoin donations.
Wikileaks image via haak78 / Shutterstock.com. Ecuadorian embassy image via Chris Harvey / Shutterstock.com
Hat tip to MemeBurn.
http://www.coindesk.com/julian-assange-bitcoin-major-intellectually-interesting-development/
If we ask the dev of Bittrex im sure he will add Wikicoin to their exchange...he is a good guy..
Julian Assange: Bitcoin is a Major ‘Intellectually Interesting Development’
Emily Spaven (@emilyspaven) | Published on May 21, 2014 at 13:57 BST | News
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6TweetShare126
wikileaks-assange
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has issued a glowing endorsement of bitcoin, labelling it “the most intellectually interesting development in the last two years”.
The 42-year-old Australian national was speaking via video link this morning at the Net Prophet technology and trends conference, taking place in Cape Town, South Africa.
He believes the next major innovation the world will witness involves the finance sector, and he suggests bitcoin will have a part to play in this.
Assange emphasised that traditional financial systems require laws to govern their operation, but digital currency doesn’t – the code behind it makes sure transactions are carried out correctly.
He emphasised his support of a financial system not controlled by regulators, claiming that the absence of regulation has enabled bitcoin and other cryptographic protocols to evolve and innovate incredibly quickly.
However, he conceded that the innovative nature of cryptocurrency and the financial diversity it facilitates has created difficulties for those working in the space. For example, a number of banks across the world have blocked customer involvement with bitcoin and even closed the accounts of some companies operating within the digital currency sphere.
ecuadorian-embassy-assange
Protestors outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where Assange currently has asylum
A great proponent of decentralisation, Assange said there is a need for more decentralisation of centralised organisations across the globe, and not just those involved in finance.
Assange was speaking from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he has been residing for over 700 days while battling extradition.
He remains under investigation by the US government since WikiLeaks published leaked military and diplomatic documents in 2010. That same year, he was accused of sexual offences against two women in Sweden.
Assange has said he will go to Sweden to face these allegations if he is given a diplomatic guarantee that he will not be turned over to the US.
Last year, Bitcoin donations to WikiLeaks spiked after Assange pledged his support to whistle-blower Edward Snowden.
In January of this year, WikiLeaks revealed via Twitter that the majority of its public funding now comes through bitcoin and litecoin donations.
Wikileaks image via haak78 / Shutterstock.com. Ecuadorian embassy image via Chris Harvey / Shutterstock.com
Hat tip to MemeBurn.
http://www.coindesk.com/julian-assange-bitcoin-major-intellectually-interesting-development/
Emily Spaven (@emilyspaven) | Published on May 21, 2014 at 13:57 BST | News
inShare
6TweetShare126
wikileaks-assange
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has issued a glowing endorsement of bitcoin, labelling it “the most intellectually interesting development in the last two years”.
The 42-year-old Australian national was speaking via video link this morning at the Net Prophet technology and trends conference, taking place in Cape Town, South Africa.
He believes the next major innovation the world will witness involves the finance sector, and he suggests bitcoin will have a part to play in this.
Assange emphasised that traditional financial systems require laws to govern their operation, but digital currency doesn’t – the code behind it makes sure transactions are carried out correctly.
He emphasised his support of a financial system not controlled by regulators, claiming that the absence of regulation has enabled bitcoin and other cryptographic protocols to evolve and innovate incredibly quickly.
However, he conceded that the innovative nature of cryptocurrency and the financial diversity it facilitates has created difficulties for those working in the space. For example, a number of banks across the world have blocked customer involvement with bitcoin and even closed the accounts of some companies operating within the digital currency sphere.
ecuadorian-embassy-assange
Protestors outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where Assange currently has asylum
A great proponent of decentralisation, Assange said there is a need for more decentralisation of centralised organisations across the globe, and not just those involved in finance.
Assange was speaking from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he has been residing for over 700 days while battling extradition.
He remains under investigation by the US government since WikiLeaks published leaked military and diplomatic documents in 2010. That same year, he was accused of sexual offences against two women in Sweden.
Assange has said he will go to Sweden to face these allegations if he is given a diplomatic guarantee that he will not be turned over to the US.
Last year, Bitcoin donations to WikiLeaks spiked after Assange pledged his support to whistle-blower Edward Snowden.
In January of this year, WikiLeaks revealed via Twitter that the majority of its public funding now comes through bitcoin and litecoin donations.
Wikileaks image via haak78 / Shutterstock.com. Ecuadorian embassy image via Chris Harvey / Shutterstock.com
Hat tip to MemeBurn.
http://www.coindesk.com/julian-assange-bitcoin-major-intellectually-interesting-development/
Never saw this back in Feb, could have been quite good. Shame
WHERE ARE YOU SUCKING SUCKER DEV ? GIVE COMMUNITY WIKI COIN !!
? GIVE COMMUNITY WIKI COIN !!SELL 400K WIKI
who wants buy?
who wants buy?
My god you are full...keep them for a bounty
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