Bitcoin passes $80,000 — the biggest weekly gain ever

Bitcoin passes $80,000 — the biggest weekly gain ever

Aug 27, 2026

The Bitcoin price has had a historically strong week. As of writing, Bitcoin is trading just above $80,000 USD, an increase of more than 20 percent in just seven days.

Bitcoin is privacy, not anonymity.

Bitcoin is privacy, not anonymity.

Nov 8, 2014

It is said that Bitcoin is anonymous and together with the dark-web it’s impossible to track the true identity of users and owners of these systems, this is not entirely true. There has been a number[1-3] of articles showing that bitcoin transactions only obscures your identity, similar to a e-mail address or an ip-address.

Clue number 4! We're turning around…

Clue number 4! We're turning around…

Nov 6, 2014

The fourth clue is now avaliable at https://btcx.se/skattjakt Go check it out!

Benjamin Lawsky, Department of Financial Services – Money 2020

Benjamin Lawsky, Department of Financial Services – Money 2020

Nov 4, 2014

Speaking why Bitcoin matters and what it can offer in the future. Some highlights from the talk: Much cheaper fees Frictionless transactions all over the world, even in countries without modern banking Far less potential for identity theft

Clue number 3! We're getting closer…

Clue number 3! We're getting closer…

Nov 3, 2014

The third clue is up at https://btcx.se/skattjakt Hurry and check it out!

Bitcoin has many birthdays

Bitcoin has many birthdays

Nov 2, 2014

A few days ago Bitcoin the “paper” turned 6 years old. It was first announced in a cryptographic mailinglist at metzdowd.com as a “A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System” It’s content is short and sweet and the entire whitepaper is only 9 pages long with illustrative pictures and examples of how the system works. Abstract. A purely peer-to-peer

Hungarians cry out against new

Hungarians cry out against new "internet tax"

Oct 31, 2014

Furious with the plans to tax Internet data traffic, thousands of Hungarians took to the streets of Budapest to protect the freedom of the internet from the ‘anti-democratic’ law. Tens of thousands urged the politicians to stop the plan that will make internet service providers (ISPs) pay 150 forints (4,50 SEK) for every gigabyte

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