The Trezor security flaw has been fixed and it was not an online vulnerability, but required physical access. According to Trezor, admittedly, it is no longer a problem.

Wow, this is terrible - and actually a form of child abuse. Even if parents raise children in a "gender-neutral" manner, that's just as bad. Children require role models, and if parents fail

Thank you for sharing! I'll have to share this with some friends of mine who haven't got involved in crypto yet. Andreas has a great way of explaining things to laypeople.

Peter Schiff is mistaken when he says Bitcoin is no different to a digital form of fiat currency. Scarcity is certainly an essential component that gives gold its value; the same is true for bitcoin, except

I'm in the same boat. Trezor just fixed its Bitcoin Cash claim tool, so I imagine there will be a huge dump once the next few blocks are processed.

Thanks for the upvote! I'll gladly take the gif!

Indeed, a lot of people including journalists! It's an easy mistake to make, to be fair.

If Janet Yellen believes there will never be another crash again, then a crash is surely coming! But this is a good time for cryptocurrencies.

No problem! I'm glad you found it helpful!

That is actually amazing. I love the whole story about 4chan pushing Shia over the edge, but I didn't see this clip before! #FreeKekistan

Although there is no Trezor support for a BCH wallet, you can still claim your Bitcoin Cash and transfer it to another wallet / exchange account. The problem there, however, is the vast majority of exchanges

This is simply because of the supply limits on exchanges. People are unable to send their Bitcoin Cash to exchanges in order to sell them on, resulting in increasing prices. Due to the way market

I agree with bcn, the price for Bitcoin Cash is rising simply because of supply constraints on exchanges. As soon as deposits are available, we will see a huge dump of Bitcoin Cash on the exchanges. It'd

I suspect that BCC will not be adopted as the main "Bitcoin", but I don't beleive it will go away either. So, I'll be picking up my BCC from my BTC holdings too. Here's a countdown to the fork:

Thank you for compiling all this information, ivanli! I've subscribed to you on YouTube and here. You've given me serious food for thought about EOS.

I also usually just refer to "Bitcoins" when talking to people who aren't yet involved in this stuff. But whenever they ask any more questions, that's when I start to get more specific. And that

I also have little regard for Bitcoin Cash, especially what it's doing to undermine long-term faith in BTC. I would like to sell my BCC as soon as possible, but I am also wary of replay attacks...

I think it is generally good practice to keep crypto on a software or hardware wallet. Notwithstanding the consequences of the fork itself, this will at least prompt the many new crypto traders who began

Thanks for your comment. I guess I just approach this kind of thing with a healthy degree of scepticism but it certainly is a legitimate means of distributing the token. I must admit I haven't sold the

This is great, so cofveve!