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Why bitcoin has a firm foothold in the online gambling world
Gambling seems to have a firm foothold in bitcoin. But will regulators be able to stop its rise?
Bitcoin Law: What US businesses need to know
Bitcoin lawyer Marco Santori takes an in-depth look at state and federal regulations surrounding bitcoin businesses in the US.
The staring match between The Man and bitcoin: nobody’s blinked yet
John Law delves into Bitcoin secrecy and subpoenas, Bloomberg's bitcoin ticker, and Casascius coin hacking at Defcon.
ASIC bitcoin miner arms race: the definitive CoinDesk roundup
Read our in-depth roundup on ASIC miners discussing what's available, what's not available on the current market.
Withdrawals from Mt. Gox: growing pains or banking bottleneck?
Mt. Gox has resumed withdrawals, yet still has problems to overcome. Is it growing pains, or a banking bottleneck?
What would happen to miners and merchants if the bitcoin price reached $500?
How would bitcoin miners, merchants and fiat currency be affected if the value of one BTC rockets to $500?
The bitcoin guide to what to do, eat, read and think on your holiday
John Law interrupts your summer shenanigans with a 'bitcoin holiday guide'; covering Soylent, Raspberry Pi's and career prospects.
Bitcoin is crucial for the future of free speech, say experts
Bitcoin will be a valuable tool in fighting for freedom of speech on controversial websites, say experts.
Bitcoin’s lessons on the bahts and the bees
Headlines this week wanted to show Thailand being idiotic, or that cryptocurrencies were in serious trouble; ideally, both.
Scams, fraud and banking: Why bitcoin still has challenges beyond regulation
Daniel Cawrey examines the non-regulation issues associated with bitcoin, such as fraud and dispute resolution.
