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Charles Dearing

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American economist and Nobel Prize winner in Economic Sciences Milton Friedman has aptly predicted the rise of digital currencies like the Bitcoin in 1999.

Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman Predicted Bitcoin Era 17 Years Ago

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2017-07-07T11:09:00+01:00

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Bitcoin.org is currently looking to pay developers and Bitcoin enthusiasts to help find bugs...

Help Improve Bitcoin.org and Earn Bitcoin With Its New Bounty Program

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2017-07-06T23:26:00+01:00

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World Economic Forum needs ample time to prepare to be able to lead the Blockchain revolution according to its Managing Director Richard Samans.

World Economic Forum Still Not Fully Ready Yet to Lead Blockchain Revolution: MD

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2017-07-06T20:34:00+01:00

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Only 27 out of 100 banks got ‘Honor Roll’ status during the online security test by OTA which means less than half of top 100 banks in the US scored the accepta...

65% of Banks in the US Failed 2017 in Online Security Test by OTA

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2017-07-06T19:54:00+01:00

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Silicon Valley may no longer hold the monopoly in tech. Blockchain companies and libertarian migrants find peace in the tax-free and freedom-loving state of New...

Is New Hampshire the Blockchain Capital of the World?

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2017-07-06T10:55:00+01:00

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Your guide to which adult content platforms are Bitcoin-friendly.

Your Guide to Leading Adult Websites that Support Bitcoin Payments

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2017-07-05T19:29:00+01:00

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Bitcoin ethical hacking shed some light on FBI murder case of Mrs. Amy Allwine which resulted in arrest of the real suspect.

Bitcoin Ethical Hacking Leads to Solving FBI Murder Case

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2017-07-05T00:13:00+01:00

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About 2673 cybercrime complaints were submitted according to IC3’s report. Losses connected to such cybercriminal activities reported to be in $1.3 bln.

FBI Received Over 2,600 Ransomware Complaints in 2016 Costing $1.3 Bln

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2017-07-04T19:48:00+01:00

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