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United Way Worldwide Accepting Donations in BTC
United Way Worldwide, one of the largest private-funded charitable organizations in the world, recently announced that they are accepting donations in Bitcoin:
Silk Road 2.0 Faces Security Lapses
Silk Road 2.0 is already facing issues with its security protocol, proves the recent DDoS attack that temporarily suspended the anonymous online marketplace last week:
BitStamp Adds Two New Features
European Bitcoin exchange BitStamp recently added two new features to its platform:
United Way Worldwide, one of the largest private-funded charitable organizations in the world, recently announced that they are accepting donations in Bitcoin:
“We’re thrilled
to enable the Bitcoin community to contribute to United Way’s
longstanding mission of mobilizing the caring power of communities
across the world to advance the common good. United Way seeks to improve
education, help people achieve financial stability, and promote healthy
lives through community initiatives and partnerships with major
organizations such as General Electric, Exxon Mobile, and the NFL.”
Silk Road 2.0 Faces Security Lapses
Silk Road 2.0 is already facing issues with its security protocol, proves the recent DDoS attack that temporarily suspended the anonymous online marketplace last week:
“Much of the downtime you have seen is intentional on our part: if this
is an attempt to locate our servers through packet analysis, we do not
want to make it easy for our adversary and would rather be offline while
we adapt our defenses.”
BitStamp Adds Two New Features
European Bitcoin exchange BitStamp recently added two new features to its platform:
- Stop Orders
- and Trailing Stop Orders.
