Paul Graham Endorses Bitcoin
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Paul Graham Endorses Bitcoin
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Re: Paul Graham Endorses Bitcoin
#2He endorses it $164k worth. Awesome.
The person who makes bitcoin easy to use will be famous, and possibly very rich. Go coinbase!
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Re: Paul Graham Endorses Bitcoin
#3He endorses it $164k worth. Awesome. The person who makes bitcoin easy to use will be famous, and possibly very rich. Go coinbase! 19hMEAaRMbEhfSkeU4GT8mgSuyR4t4M6TH
if you want 0.5 BTC you gotta put an email because I'm going to send it through coinbase.com not the BTC network itself
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#4He endorses it $164k worth. Awesome. The person who makes bitcoin easy to use will be famous, and possibly very rich. Go coinbase! 19hMEAaRMbEhfSkeU4GT8mgSuyR4t4M6TH
jr (dot) willett (at) gmail (dot) com - thanks!
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#5Here's my piece of insight: I find paying for comments pathetic, distasteful and disrespectful to HN.
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#6I haven't found so far how to import my own Bitcoin wallet...
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#7I don't think that funding coinbase constitutes PG's endorsement [of bitcoin].
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#8Here's my piece of insight: I find paying for comments pathetic, distasteful and disrespectful to HN.
The goal is to help spread usage of the YC startup and indirectly bitcoin.
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#9Bitcoin currently lacks legitimacy and security. Paul Graham helps with the former, time will tell about the latter.
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#10I think ycombinator has been interested in the space of online payments for a while now (they funded WePay in 2009, and Stripe last year), and bitcoins could very well be a game changer in that respect. This might not be a new endorsement, just a continuation of their strategy in that respect.
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