Coin.org Sold For US $75,000 To Digital BTC

Coin.org has been sold for US $75,000, making it the largest price paid for a .org domain so far in 2014 according to DNJournal. The Coin.org domain was purchased by digital BTC, an Australian bitcoin mining/software company. The sale was brokered via Domain Guardians, also known for having brokered the purchase of BTC.com. BTC.com went up for sale in July of this year and in August was sold to con/scam artist Josh Garza of GAW Miners for US $1,000,000. Continue reading

Buterin's Waterfall, a Likbez

 

Product: Price of BTC under control. Life for USG. (Examples: Bitstamp and Coinbase)

  1. BTC dumped by agents on public markets (The Ethereum raincloud)
  2. A portion of the "energy" sustains the agent's "businesses"
  3. USG Confiscators such as the National Security Agency and Department of Justice collect BTC pooling at the bottom (Silk Road v1 and V 2.0, Various Chumpatrons like pirateat40, vanilla idiots).
  4. BTC plundered via Judicial and other means (e.g. malware) goes to loyal agents who know what is expected of them.
  5. GOTO 1 (via evaporation)

Introducing A New Bitcoin Foundation

Vessenes's Bitcoin Foundation maintains a notoriety for many questionable actions and behaviors. There is even a candidate running for the foundation's board on the platform of dissolution. Due to the oversights of Vessenes's Bitcoin Foundation, #bitcoin-assets recently formed its own foundation for the preservation of the Bitcoin reference implementation. Continue reading