This post turned out to be very true, great work.

The first place to buy and sell Bitcoins publicly was "The Bitcoin Market", which is now defunct, introduced in 2010. If she bought them in 2009 it was likely from an individual who was selling

You mean huge transaction fees and transaction times over a day aren't desirable qualities in crypto?

Is mining this currency on a Pi 3 profitable when electricity costs are factored in? How much profit per day in USD?

The concept of HODLing is flawed to begin with. There has to be a point in which you sell. When I trade altcoins, I set my sell limits for meager profits. I'm not going to wait around for a peak that might

This rumor started as an anonymous comment on a ZeroHedge article that they ran with. Until we see some better proof towards this rumor, it should be taken with less than a grain of salt. For every rumor

Bitcoin is on it's way to being dethroned, and all the better. Horribly slow transaction times, high transaction fees, and the inability for the Average Joe to mine make Bitcoin unsuitable as the king