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[Op Ed] The Evolution of Financial Privacy and Bitcoin’s Ability To Restore Rights

Today is a somber day in the United States, particularly for New Yorkers. The events of this date 12 years ago are still fresh in many people’s minds, as are the memories of extreme heroism from fellow residents. Knowing that 9/11 was coming up, I recently visited the memorial at Ground Zero for the first time with some friends visiting from out of town. The space was vibrant and reflective of the events that occurred, but it was impossible for one thing not to stand out above all else: the unbelievable security detail at the venue. For those who haven’t …

Sep 11, 2013 Posted by Jonathan Stacke In Bitcoin 201, News, Regulatory, Security Tagged NYPD, RFPA, United States, US Comments 5

Bitcoin London – Regulatory Panel Review

This coverage is coming to you live from Bitcoin London. You can follow us on Twitter for updates or check out the other article posted today: Bitcoin London – Venture Capital Panel Review Bitcoin Regulation Discussion Legal compliance remains one of the central concerns of the virtual currency markets, as well as one of the highest barriers to entry for many new entrepreneurs. Bitcoin London gathered a number of experts to shed light on this topic, including: Patrick Murck – General Counsel, Bitcoin Foundation Constance Choi – General Counsel, Payward Danny Friedberg – Attorney, Graham Dunn Stuart Hoegner – General Counsel, Gaming Counsel …

Jul 2, 2013 Posted by Greg Schvey In News Tagged Bitcoin Foundation, Bitcoin London, Bitcoin Regulation Discussion, Constance Choi, Europe, trading, United States Comments 0

[Op Ed] Bitcoin: New Technology, Familiar Revolution

My favorite day of the year is coming up on Thursday. It would be tough not to like July 4th – it’s a day of bbqs, beer, friends, and a celebration of the day when a group of idealists chose to stand together against to the most powerful empire in the world in the name of liberty. As I write this from a plane on my way to the Bitcoin London conference, it first seemed ironic that we’re going to be in the land of the oppressor from whom we’re celebrating our freedom. Upon deeper consideration, it’s actually rather fitting: …

Jun 30, 2013 Posted by Jonathan Stacke In Bitcoin 201, Featured Tagged American Revolution, ASIC, attack, Guerrilla Tactics, legal, United States Comments 3