Topic: The Bitcoin Rush - page 2. (Read 7303 times)
And the anonymous creator of the stuff was pleased.
Faster and faster calculations were devised to mine the stuff.
Soon, they were defending their rights.
And that's when people took notice, standing up for their rights to mine, own, sell, trade and horde the stuff.
Then the feds wanted to regulate the stuff.
Then three guys from Sweden came along...
It wasn't long before the Chinese got into the act.
During the first convention, Bruce Wagner was able to convince a shopkeeper to take the stuff as payment. Later that night, somebody broke into the the shopkeeper's shop and stole all his stuff.
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Article " Race to mine Bitcoin Gathers Steam"
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303661404579180261683703066
I was just wondering if Bitcoin mining has developed as Satoshi originally envisioned ?
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303661404579180261683703066
I was just wondering if Bitcoin mining has developed as Satoshi originally envisioned ?
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