Government Pressure Drives a Wedge Between Bitcoin and U.S. Banks
Which is what the feds want
Which is what the feds want
An anarcho-capitalist entrepreneur announces a new way to make transactions in Cyprus and Los Angeles.
It's designed for anonymity
Government and Bitcoin businesses both think more regulation of the private digital money is inevitable.
Shinichi Mochizuki hasn't confirmed, so take it for what it's worth
Texas and New York, like peaches and cream!
He means jurisdiction-wise. Enforcement is another issue.
A cold civil war brews between empowered individuals and controlling officials.
Partnership between Mt. Gox and CoinLab didn't work out
Wherever currencies wobble, bitcoin becomes more attractive
High-tech black marketeers are surprisingly cool
Need to escape state incompetence and restrictions
Ripple seeks a piece of the non-state money action
Infrastructure couldn't handle demand, triggering a sell-off
Hit high of $266, but then dropped down to $130
Desire to hide wealth from governments has driven a surge