Agatha Bookchin

Exactly in 72 days the Central European Bitcoin Expo of 2014 is going to be launched. The planned event will be open for visitors for two days – the 31st of May and 1st of June, exactly on the shift between spring and summer. The conference claims to be the first to introduce the ideas of Bitcoin to the Central Europe.

Leafing through offline or scrolling down online magazines, skimming the regular articles on Bitcoin-related news, one might often notice the authors mentioning the primary principles of the virtual asset making it an attractive alternative to fiat currencies or online payment systems.

After rough criticism and declarations of war from the Two-Bit Idiot, P.J. Delaney without hiding the identity tried to compartmentalize the responsibilities, faces and perspectives of the Bitcoin Foundation. As the first warrior promised to reveal something that might revolutionize the online environment, Delaney has done his best to observe the situation from various angles being outside the system.

If we reject to use the term “speculation” in the case of Mt.Gox, then the details scraped up by hackers and hobby detectives definitely can be called so. The officially approved facts state that Mt.Gox collapsed leaving not serviced customers with lost funds. The assumptions, estimations and hypotheses provide more information that any official spokesperson.

The cryptographic environment has seen many implementations of online matters in real life. Pendants, smartphone cases and other items carrying the Bitcoin logo, paper wallets and hardware comprising virtual funds are all kinds of physical presences of the currency in the everyday life. Education and information acquisition is mostly completed online, but some activists from the US are going to access the part of society free from virtual bonds.

In case You have some brilliant idea and capable to develop the corresponding product that can be touched, used and distributed – then You should have went to the Texas Bitcoin Conference. This year David Johnston offered 1 million dollars as a reasonable reward for the winners of the competition. Read more about one of the most interesting Bitcoin events from North America.

The Two-Bit Idiot is a nickname of an entrepreneur and former VC, who calls himself also a truth-teller. This characteristic is going to be crucial for the remaining members of the Bitcoin Foundation board.

At first glance Mt.Gox seemed to be a great and very beneficial fraudulence scheme. It would be out of law, but still understandable if Mark Karpeles would leave the industry with pockets full of money.

Micky Malka born in Latin America has gone an epic way to the most influential person in the Bitcoin environment, becoming a board member of the Bitcoin Foundation and leading investor in startups and experienced businesses.

In the beginning of the 20th century Constantin Stanislavski, a famous Russian actor and theater director stated: “Theatre begins at the cloakroom”.