wenn bitcoin sich durchgesetzen sollte, dann schreiben "wir" eben die crypto-gesetzgebung.
*hust* so Klasse wie in der Blocksize - Debatte?
wenn bitcoin mainstream geht, dann kann es passieren, dass wir zukünftig zeugen von "richtungs-kämpfen" sein werden, gegenüber the "good old blocksize debate" wie sandkastenspiele aussehen. was, wenn konzerne anfangen das ding in alle richtungen ziehen zu wollen? oder regierungen.
wie siemens oder bosch? Bosch bekommt ohne Ende Gelder für die Blockchainentwicklung... von privaten Investoren, weil Bosch eine Stiftung ist.
Aber auch Zentralbanken proben ja den Blockchain... mal schauen was da wird.
Der Bitcoin ist wie eine Klette
Wall Street's favorite technology set out to disrupt how we transfer money, but may end up changing everything else instead
(Dana Byerlee, 33, of Santa Monica, prepares to use one of Southern California's first two bitcoin-to-cash ATMs, in Locali Conscious Convenience store in Venice, Los Angeles, California, June 21, 2014.REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson)
Bitcoin was created to revolutionize the way we pay for things.
The decentralized control, quick payment processing and blockchain technology Bitcoin championed was intended to disrupt the status quo in payments.
The Bitcoin platform was released in 2009, and was created to give the power of payments to the people using it.
No longer would you have to rely on a bank to verify transactions. The people who use Bitcoin double as the verification method using a technology known as the "blockchain."
The widespread nature of Bitcoin means it can't be controlled by a malicious government or a single company. No single person has power over Bitcoin, and any changes to the payment system would have to be agreed upon by a majority of the people using it, a refreshing change from other payment methods.
"Bitcoin is a very successful proof of concept for a peer to peer electronic cash system, which allows for the transfer of value over the internet without the need for a trusted third party," Citigroup analyst Keith Horowitz said in a note to clients.
It's now becoming clear that bitcoin is unlikely to succeed in getting rid of cash or credit cards. There are too many barriers to its widespread availability. That doesn't mean it's a failure, though. The technology that Bitcoin popularized is being put to use in other exciting areas now.http://finance.yahoo.com/news/wall-streets-favorite-technology-set-182803143.htmltja börsen freier Tag
Bitcoin And Blockchain: The Case For A Council Of Elders
This article is paired with my last.
The topics are closely related: bank regulation and cryptocurrency regulation.
I propose we learn from our disastrous management of the banking industry.
Let a cross section of experts, a “council of elders,” propose a fate for cryptocurrency regulation.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/3986168-bitcoin-blockchain-case-council-eldersdas sind keine crypto seiten
The mad rush to own the rights to the blockchain
Bitcoin has long suffered the slings and arrows of being derided variously as “internet funny money”, “math-based beanie babies” and our personal favorite, “buttcoin.” While the cryptocurrency itself is notoriously unstable—with its wildly fluctuating value, scalability issues and various associations with conmen and criminals—its underlying, elegant math architecture, the blockchain, could prove to be immensely valuable, with potential applications touted in everything from banking to insurance, healthcare and voting.
http://fusion.net/story/320064/blockchain-patents/Hoexit schon geplant? or Niexit
Nicht mal im Ansatz. Seit dem 03.07.16 hat sich einiges geändert. 
