How To Bitcoin Mine

Bitcoin – the money maker

 

Bitcoin is an new currency that has evolved quickly the last years, the value of one Bitcoin is now over houndres of US dollars. The graph shows the growth in value for Bitcoins, at the same time as the hardware needed to mine Bitcoin decrease in cost.

Bitcoin is sometimes refered as the new gold rush, this meaning that anyone can mine for the currency, all that is needed is a computer with a decent graphics card and specialized software.

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"Actually, it's all about getting into Bitcoin Mining NOW!" said financial guru Ted Boles. "Fortunes are about to be made with Bitcoins. It's all about who gets in now."

When the Bitcoin becomes a serious topic in even the most conservative circles, you know that fortunes are about to be made.

The Winklevoss twins, Cameron and Tyler - Olympic rowers, nemeses of Mark Zuckerberg - are laying claim to a new title: bitcoin moguls.

The Winklevii, as they are known, have amassed since last summer what appears to be one of the single largest portfolios of the digital money, whose wild gyrations have Silicon Valley and Wall Street talking.

The twins, the first prominent figures in the largely anonymous Bitcoin world to publicly disclose a big stake, say they own nearly $11 million worth.

Or at least $11 million as of Thursday morning when trading was temporarily suspended after the latest and largest flash crash left a single bitcoin worth about $120 and the whole market worth $1.3 billion. At one point, the price had plummeted 60%.

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Learn How To Mine Bitcoin

Bitcoin For Beginners - Learn How To Mine Bitcoin ! - Part 1

What is Bitcoin? and How do you mine it?

Well, this video will go over Bitcoin Mining and show you how to set up Bitcoin Mining Software on your computer.



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Bitcoin vs Coin

The Next Web - Bitcoin vs Coin

The recent attention given to Bitcoin and Coin - the two newest stars in the financial technology world – vividly illustrates that there exists a major demand to simplify the financial lives of consumers. Coin packages up to eight cards (debit, reward, membership, etc.) into one “Coin” swipeable card. Bitcoin is the Internet of Money and makes online purchases anywhere faster, simpler and anonymous.

While the popularity of both innovations has grown quickly (even though Coin is not yet available), they still face key uphill battles because of their unconventional path to success by not partnering with a trusted financial service provider first.

The Next Web - Bitcoin vs. Coin - Which Will Have Most Success in 2014

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While a recent survey found that 42 percent of Americans know about the crypto-currency, how to use, acquire or 'mine' for it is still not readily understood. Paying for goods or services in person via Bitcoin is also not yet streamlined.

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Bitcoin Debate Jeffrey Tucker vs. Andrew Schiff at Bitcoin Center NYC

The Bitcoin center NYC is reviving the interest in Bitcoin in New York, and it is a pleasant surprise to see so many people interested in this debate. This Bitcoin debate was held on Tuesday, February 18th 2014 at the Bitcoin Center on 40 Broad Street in New York, very close to the New York Stock Exchange. The previous day, they hosted a trading and networking event, with Jeffrey Tucker ringing the trading bell and some old-school style pit-trading.

Although this was technically a debate, it seemed more of a conversation about money, economics, government, banking and Bitcoin. Andrew Schiff said he has more favorable views of Bitcoin than his brother Peter Schiff, the famed investment broker who correctly predicted the housing crash and subsequent financial crisis. Peter Schiff remains bearish on USD and the economy in general and bullish on commodities, but not Bitcoin. He thinks Bitcoin isn’t going anywhere and used the awful Tulip Mania analogy to describe Bitcoin in the past. Andrew Schiff said he has milder views about Bitcoin.

The Bitcoin center was packed, but luckily the center is fairly large in space with adequate standing room.

The major points raised by Andrew Schiff against the popularity of Bitcoin were that it doesn’t have a long history in the marketplace like gold does (fair enough, but you can’t really change that now, can you?) He also believes that a limited supply and anonymity are the major factors contributing to the value of Bitcoin, and if either one of these is compromised, then the value of Bitcoin might not hold. He essentially held the view that we just don’t know where Bitcion might be headed.

Both the panelists got some time to present their point of view, then debated a bit between themselves and then there was a question-answer round from Twitter and the audience.

The audience knew their stuff, and there was a good discussion that followed most questions, from zerocoin to Bitcoin in Africa. One question about mining gold from asteroids got the audience and panelists laughing and dismissing the question that I thought was totally fair – it’s not that the private sector isn’t trying already.

The debate lasted about an hour and a half, and the audience was pretty keen on listening in, which is always a good sign. Not surprisingly, Jeffrey Tucker seemed more of a crowd favorite than Andrew Schiff.

The final remarks were made by Nick Spanos, the founder of the New York Bitcoin center. There are lots of events happening here, so if you’re in or around New York, don’t forget to attend some of them at least.

We’ve also been promised that the live recording will be available soon, although I couldn’t really find where. I’ll update the post if/when I find the full video. They definitely did record the whole show, which is a great sign of things to come!

As a final note, kudos to the guy who attended this event with this on – yes, we all know Bitcoin is the honey badger of money, and Jeffrey Tucker actually referred to this during his talk too!

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