China’s lust for scarce resources
More than six months has passed since China first banned Bitcoin, and more than three months since its Central Bank banned it for the second time. While merchant adoption has [...]
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Talk Bitcoin! Drink Beer!
Bitcoin Meetup Copenhagen: Friday, July 25, 2014, 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, Copenhagen Harbour Bath, Islands Brygge Copenhagen 2300. This time it will be at Islands Brygge under [...]
The 500 bitcoin bounty
What do you do when a hacker steals crypto to the value of $1 million? In the 1996 film Ransom, instead of paying $2 million to the kidnappers who take his son, Mel Gibson [...]
July 22th: Meetups in Eindhoven & Gent
10de Bitcoin Meetup Gent: Tuesday, July 22, 2014, 7:30 PM, Café Baziel, Koningin Maria Hendrikaplein 8, Gent. Een gezellige café-avond over Bitcoin en alles wat ermee te [...]
Every word helps: bitcoin.de is looking for translators
We are currently working on translating our entire website into major European languages. To do this we need help from you – our customers, the community, the crowd. Every [...]
You can now buy gold through your bitcoin.de account
Bitcoin.de clients can now buy gold directly through their accounts. This week Europe’s largest Bitcoin exchange implemented an on-site gold market in co-operation with [...]
„A global trend of stricter regulation towards Bitcoin“
New in from China! Zhang Weiwu did advise us not to bother looking for action with the Chinese exchanges. They’re living on borrowed time, and the market seems to have [...]
Automatic emails from Bitcoin.de now signed and encrypted by request
From today bitcoin.de is providing a new feature that will secure our customers‘ privacy and enhance their online safety. You can request that we sign and encrypt the [...]
Bitcoin is not a naughty child – it challenges China’s national control of its money. It shouldn’t have been born
A few days before the People’s Bank of China’s (PBOC) critical date, May 10th, five exchanges stated they would regulate themselves. Will this save them? Weiwu Zhang is [...]
Chinese Banks don’t know how to act appropriately, because Bitcoin is too tiny
Zhang Weiwu comments on the latest news from China. He discusses how his last prediction wasn’t completely correct, but also finds the news amusing. Because in China, [...]