ברוכים הבאים לכלכלה החדשה כאן תוכלו לשאול, לשתף ולדבר אודות המטבע הדיגיטלי המבוזר.אנחנו קוד חברתי פתוח, כנסו.כאן מכבדים ביטקוין Welcome to the new economy Here you can ask, share and talk new decentralized cryptocurrency This is an open source community Bitcoin accepted Public Key The Bitcoin emɃassy TLV is all about the people of the new economy.It is a physical venue for all things Bitcoin.A place, for all walks of local and global community: inquirers, users, developers, investors, entrepreneurs, media etc. Everyone is invited, information is free.We came to realise that Bitcoin and other alternative currencies need a place in the physical realm, same as a bank branch is the physical place where the ‘old’ economy ‘socializes’.With the bitcoin economy an emɃassy will serve this social function.The ‘architecture’ of the emɃassy reflects the base concept of decentralized currency, by functioning as an open social code.

The emBassy’s DNA is driven by openness and clarity, it extends an invitation.It is not a ‘for profit’ organization, yet it serves as a facilitator/platform for many bitcoin initiatives.The emɃassy model strives to achieve sustainability by the support of the projects it incubates.litecoin mac minerSome of the emɃassy’s inflow derives from direct use of the space, the ground floor is a Bitcoin Cafe & Shop, a place to socialize on a cup of coffee and shop for bitcoin related products, our gallery floor is rented to bitcoin companies which enjoy the proximity to the community, we also have a bitcoin ATM arriving at the emBassy which will allow people to easily purchase bitcoins.mol to bitcoinThe emɃassy promotes and hosts meetups and activities such as: Satoshi Square – A Weekly Face to Face sell & buy Bitcoins event, Weekly Live instructions – ‘How to open your first Bitcoin E-wallet’ and other social gatherings.bitcoin italia legale

Other projects that are currently running in the TLV emɃassy: Byte – A Cryptocurrency Innovation Lab, focused to accelerate the process of bringing the benefits of the cryptocurrency revolution to the world.Bitcoin tourism center – creating the biggest Bitcoin social network, while establishingIsrael as global finance center and TLV as a bitcoin tourism destination.litecoin doneBusiness crypto currency consulting services – a consulting firm which offers companiesand organizations consulting in crypto currency.bitcoin hardware swedenemɃassy merchandise brand – calling all artists to make their vision and creatingBitcoin inspired merchandise line, world wide oriented distribution.litecoin doneemɃassy’s Broadcast – A Weekly Web Show bringing the Bitcoin daily talk-aboutto the mass.

Miss Bitcoin – A first of it’s kind in the world event, targeted to women, who would like to make their first steps into the new economy Bitcoin press room – helping the media to reach the right person/expert to interview about crypto currency.Open Code Our emɃassy is community based and it is set to replicate within each bitcoin community around the world.Our vision is that every emɃassy will be completely autonomous and there will be no franchize model, there will be ‘export’ of ‘know how’ sharing and enhancing branding, merchandise and any other developments achieved by each emɃassy.Bitcoin is a new type of currency that is completely virtual.It is designed to enable users to send money over the Internet without needing a credit card or bank account.The technology was first introduced in 2008 as open-source software.If you are new to Bitcoin and wish to understand how it works, we highly recommend visiting the following links: 's concise animated video outlines the advantages, and simply introduces the concept of wallets and ledgers.

Visual Capitalist published this infographic entitled the Definitive History of Bitcoin, which gives an excellent overview of how it all started and what it took for Bitcoin to get to where it is now.Freakonomics Radio (the podcast of Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner, authors of the Freakonomics books) ran a very interesting episode in March 2014 called “Why Everybody Who Doesn’t Hate Bitcoin Loves It."The episode covers most of the basics, and also addresses some of Bitcoin’s most controversial aspects.The episode was posted back in March 2014, but you can still download the episode from iTunes, or stream it off Freakonomics’ official website.READ: Yevgeniy Brikman's blog post Software engineer Yevgeniy Brikman put together an excellent post on his blog entitled “Bitcoin by analogy" where he works his way through the tough basic questions, including: He delves into the technical aspects without being overly technical, and sheds light on the more mysterious aspects of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin, the decentralized digital currency with global name recognition, has jumped in value once again.The value of the cryptocurrency surged past $2,000 US on May 20, according to data from institutional digital currency exchange GDAX.A single virtual "coin" cost $2,355 US (about $3,182 Cdn) on Wednesday morning, GDAX data showed.The value of bitcoin has surged more than 400 per cent in the past year, according to data from Bloomberg.The currency has been subject to wild fluctuations in the past.29, 2013, the price of bitcoin rocketed from $116.89 to $1,108.80, according to data from GDAX's retail trading counterpart Coinbase.The digital currency went on to shed much of that value over the following year.Bitcoin remains volatile, falling below $2,000 on GDAX Monday night before rising above that mark once again.A GDAX executive said professional financial players have started trading bitcoin directly.The increase in bitcoin prices over the past six months has "really correlated very tightly with a lot of new inbound institutional interest," said Adam White, vice-president of GDAX.

Bitcoin and other digital currencies "aren't going away," said White."They're going to be a core part of the financial system, most likely."One currency market watcher is more guarded about bitcoin's place in the financial world."Bitcoin is a classic mania," Button said."There is no fundamental underpinning for it, other than it's a compelling technological story.But the only people using bitcoin are nerds and criminals, and far more the second category than the first category."As the price of bitcoin rises, Button said, owners are more likely to hoard the currency, reducing supply and driving up prices even more.Furthermore, he said, some market participants are piling into the currency in anticipation of a future bitcoin exchange-traded fund that could be traded openly on financial markets."The thinking in the financial community is that it's about to become much easier to buy and sell bitcoin the same way you would buy or sell a stock," Button said."A large portion of the latest run-up is market participants trying to front-run that."

The spike in bitcoin prices hasn't dissuaded people from using the currency to make transactions, according to James Walpole, marketing and communications manager with U.S.-based bitcoin payment processor BitPay."We are seeing bitcoin being used more and more as an actual payment technology, and that utility is certainly going to contribute to the overall perceived value of bitcoin as a technology, and its overall stability," he said.Walpole said his company has seen increasing use of bitcoin as a payment method, particularly by companies based in or operating in Asian countries.Bitcoin ATMs have popped up in cities around the world.(Steven Senne/Associated Press) "Seeing bitcoin continue to be adopted, even during times when the bitcoin price is going down, as we've seen at BitPay, is a really good sign that this is not just a fad, it's not just a speculative asset," said Walpole."It actually has something real going on behind it."16, just before the latest run-up in bitcoin prices began, and March 17, BitPay has seen transaction volume grow by 80 per cent, according to Walpole.

The open-source software that powers bitcoin was released at the start of 2009.Since then, the cryptocurrency has garnered attention worldwide as a low-cost, digital-friendly way to store money and make payments.For some bitcoin users, the lack of a controlling central bank is a selling point.Bitcoin has also made headlines for its popularity among criminals.In the past few weeks, a series of ransomware attacks believed to have been based on a leaked NSA cyberweapon crippled computer systems across Europe and throughout the world.The hackers behind the attack encrypted data and held it hostage, demanding bitcoin ransoms in exchange.The cryptocurrency also gained notoriety after major bitcoin exchange Mt.Gox went under in 2014.Hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of the cryptocurrency went missing.Other digital currencies have followed bitcoin's rise, with big names including Ripple, Ethereum, Litecoin and Dash.A recent analysis by TechCruch found that bitcoin accounts for 47 per cent of cryptocurrencies by market capitalization.