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Bitcoin goes to jail

A dispatch from Bitinstant CEO Charlie Shrem’s sentencing.

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The staggering fall of a Bitcoin pioneer

Bitcoin entrepreneur Charlie Shrem said he’d go to jail for Bitcoin if he had to. Now he might not have a choice. 

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CEO of major Bitcoin exchange arrested on money laundering charges

Charlie Shrem and an accomplice allegedly schemed to sell $1 million in bitcoins to Silk Road users.

On by Kate Knibbs

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The future of Bitcoin—according to BitInstant’s Charlie Shrem

The Bitcoin pioneer discusses why he remains a true believer in the digital crypto-currency. 

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The future of Bitcoin—according to BitInstant’s Roger Ver

The first part in a four-part series focusing on predictions for the crypto-currency from those who know it best. 

On by Curt Hopkins

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The Bitcoin bust: What went wrong

Here’s a quick overview of the digital currency’s volatile state of affairs. 

On by Curt Hopkins

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5 reasons why you should still invest in Bitcoin

Is it too late to clamber onto the bandwagon, roll around in the filthy lucre, and come out smelling like roses and mixing your metaphors profitably?

On by Curt Hopkins

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Venture capitalists take a chance on the “Bitcoin revolution”

Are Bitcoin startups the next online revolution, a flash in the pan, or somewhere in between?

On by Curt Hopkins

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Bitcoin brokerage loses $12,000 in digital heist

BitInstant, a service that makes it easier to buy Bitcoins, had $12,000 stolen from its company account in a social engineering attack.

On by Kevin Morris

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Bitcoin to get its own debit card

The Bitcoin card will be usable wherever MasterCard is accepted. It’s due out within the next two months.

On by Chase Hoffberger

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Hacked bitcoin exchange site maintained no database backups

Bitcoinica’s troubles continue as the site admits it kept no backup records of user balances.

On by Chase Hoffberger

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