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BitBox

BitBox is a currency exchange for trading between USD and BTC. It is headquartered in Ann Arbor, MI.
It was founded in 2012. 
BitBox has suspended trading for a multi-month pause to allow development to be the organization's focusChanges at BitBox.
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* Selling bitcoins
==External Links==
* BitBox exchange website
* facebook page
==References==
BitCare

==Description==
BitCare is Android app for tracking bitcoin wallet balance, trading on Mt.Gox, monitoring mining pool hashrate, balance, worker status etc.
Website: cryptcoin.com
==Interface and functionality==
* Track bitcoin wallet balance
* Monitor mining pool hashrate, balance, worker status
* Trade on Mt.Gox
==Features==
* Check your bitcoin balance
* Monitor hashrate, balance and wokers
* QR codes for All text fields, no extra configuration
* Trade on Mt.Gox. One-click orders
* 1x1 & 4X1 widgets to keep you informed.
* Multiply mining pools supported: 50BTC.com, BitClockers, BTC Guild, BTC Mine, DeepBit, Eclipse Mining, Ozco.in, Slush’s pool
* Nice widgets will notify you, even if the app is not running
 
The application uses BBE-Block Explorer. Online block chain browser which displays the contents of individual Bitcoin Blocks and Transactions and transaction histories and balances of addresses.
BitCertificate

== Introduction ==
=== Development ===
BitCertificate is a bitcoin service held at http://bitcertificate.comBitCertificate Homepage currently being developed for the purpose of allowing users to create virtual gift cards (bitcertificates) which can be created and redeemed for bitcoins.
=== Logo ===
The BitCertificate logo is the bitcoin logo with the caption "CERTIFICATE" at the bottom.
== References ==
BitChange.pl

A former currency exchange site that had served those trading between bitcoins and the following currencies:
* PLN (Polish Złoty)
The language supported by the site was Polish.
Order matching and inbound payments were automated (wire transfers from mBank accounts are almost immediate).
==History==
The service was announced July 8th, 2011 but then closed on October 29, 2011bitchangePLN to close its doors.
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* Selling bitcoins
==References==
BitChanger

Formerly a user-to-user, auction based currency exchange. Sellers list their currency on the site, buyers will bid on the currency. The winning bidder is the highest bidder when the auction ends. All transactions are facilitated between buyer and seller. This eliminates the need for charging a fee and enables BitCoin users to take full control of their coins.
==History==
The exchange was announced on July 15th, to compete with the other anonymous exchanges. At some point before April 18th, 2012 the service no longer functioned as an exchange.
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* Selling bitcoins
BitClockers

A mining pool.
BitClockers.com was created with an emphasis on performance, reliability, and user support.
Features included 24/7 Live Chat, an active forums community, real-time worker statistics tracking and mining hardware giveaways/contests.
The service was first available for beta testing starting May 26, 2011BitClockers.com Mining Pool LP/SSL/API/SIGs/Multihomed/InstaPay/Support.
==Pool FeaturesBitClockers.com Bitcoin Mining Pool==
* Merged Mining: BTC and NMC
* Real-time statistics
* Reward calculator
* SSL Encryption
* JSON API for miner status
* Protocols supported: Stratum, GetBlockTemplate, GetMemoryTemplate, GetWork
* Difficulty: Dynamic - 0.5 to infinity in multiples of 2
==Reward distribution==
* Bitcoin Pay-Per-Share: 5% fee.
* Namecoin Proportional: 5% fee.
* Minimum payout is 0.01 BTC/NMC
* Pool pays for invalid blocks.
==Hosts==
* pool.bitclockers.com:8332 - Load balanced between Denver/Chicago/Zlin
* pool2.bitclockers.com:8332 - Chicago, IL USA
* pool3.bitclockers.com:8332 - Zlin, Czech Republic EU
* testnet.bitclockers.com:8332 - Development pool, only produces testnet coins.
==See Also==
* Comparison of mining pools
* Pooled Mining
==External Links==
* BitClockers web site
==References==
Category:Pool Operators
BitCoins Mobile

BitCoins Mobile is the most innovative BitCoin app available and the FIRST BitCoin app designed for iPad! With an extensive feature list and active development, BitCoins Mobile sets the standard for market insight and BitCoin investment. BitCoins Mobile is the premier app for BitCoin market insight. At home or on-the-go you'll be a tap away from the most up-to-date pricing, and best charts available. BitCoins Mobile is fully iOS4+ compatible (and iOS5 Beta tested) including multitasking support with auto-update of BitCoin pricing when BitCoins Mobile enters the foreground.
==Features==
*LIVE BitCoin price quotes
*Displayed in a no-nonsense and attractive UI.
*Historical Charts
*BitCoin News feeds
*Mining Pool Statistics
*BitCoin network technical charts
*Support for 33 currencies
*Customizable auto-refresh interval
*Ability to disable auto-refresh to reduce data usage
*On-Demand data refresh capability
*FULL SCREEN CHARTS
===Supported Exchanges===
*MtGox
===Supported Pools===
*DeepBit
*Slush
*BTCGuild
*BitClockers
==External Links==
* BitCoins Mobile
* BitCoins Mobile in App Store
==References==
==Screen Shots==
Category:Mobile
BitDNS

Bitdns was project with the goal to extend Bitcoin's technology to a domain name service, expanding the software to support transactions for registering, updating, and transferring domains.
The project eventually became an altchain with its own altcoin, known as Namecoin.
==See Also==
* Comparison of cryptocurrencies
==External Links==
* New .bit homepage
* Dot-bit.org old project website
* Namecoin on GitHub
==References==
* Namecoin - a distributed naming system based on Bitcoin
BitDraw

A monthly lottery where one winner was be chosen at the end of the month. The winner earns 80% of the amounts wagered.
The site was announced on February 20th, 2011Bitcoin 50-50 Style Draw. The first and last draw was on March 4th, 2011Re: Bitcoin 50-50 Style Draw
==Criticism==
Thought the site's instructions say the winnner will be chosen by a random number generator, there is no independent verification that this in fact is what occurs. The operator keeps 10% of the amounts wagered, and another 10% goes to a charity that has not been identified. Returns of 80% or 90% even might not be considered to be competitive for an online lottery.
==Reviews==
BitDraw Overview 5 out of 5 based on 3 ratings
==External Links==
* BitDraw web site
==References==
BitDroid

An alternate implementation of the Bitcoin network protocol.
The BitDroid-Network project was released as an open source project on February 20th, 2011BitDroid Network implementation opensourced
==See Also==
* Original Bitcoin client
* Bitcoin Network Protocol
==External Links==
* BitDroid-Network project page
==References==
Category:Nodes
Category:Wallets
Category:User Interfaces
Category:Free Software
Category:License/Apache2
Category:Open Source
Category:Clients
Category:Mobile
BitGigs

A task-sized jobs board for Bitcoin-related job-seeking and for help wanted posts.
This site was first seen in May, 2011.
==See Also==
* Freelancers
* Work For Bitcoin job board and freelancer opportunities
* For Bitcoin Services offered for bitcoins
* Bitcoiners
* BTCworkers Bitcoin freelancing board with payment escrow.
==External Links==
* BitGigs web site
* What will you do for a bitcoin? video
==References==
Category:For Hire
BitGo

The company operates a security-as-a-service platform that powers their online Bitcoin wallet and enterprise solutions for corporate treasury and key management.
==Features==
* Uses P2SH (BIP 16)
* N-of-M Multisignuare Wallet
== Founders == 
* Will O'Brien
* Mike Belshe
* Ben Davenport
==History==
BitGo was founded in 2013.
On June 16, 2014, BitGo raised $12M led by Redpoint Ventures. BitGo Raises $12M Led By Redpoint For Multi-Signature Bitcoin Wallets, Services
==See Also==
* P2SH Addresses
==External Links==
* Bitgo Website
* How to Setup a BitGo Bitcoin Wallet Online
==References==
Category:Clients
Category:Wallets
Category:EWallets
BitHashMiner

BitHashMiner was a vaporware scam notorious for being very poorly executed and persisting carelessly. A single product was offered, also called a BitHashMiner, which was a preorder mining rig with supernatural specs at an unrealistically low price. The scam has been labelled by onlookers as "thread gold", "hysterical", "the most blatant scam attempt", "the yoda sales force", "obvious scam", "mind blowing", and "half ass attempt to scam people". It is remembered as the most futile scam attempt in Bitcoin history and is used as a textbook example of vaporware, helping people identify scams on their own.
The scam was an unintentional exhibition of many warning signs and red flags that deterred potential victims.
==Hardware==
The 9 lb. rig itself featured 10 Thash/s for $1000, with 25 20nm ASIC chips. There is a screen on the miner depicting a CGMiner instance with two graphics cards Scrypt mining in late 2013. There are also two 750W power supplies, which weigh about 5 lbs. each,750W power supply product listing on Amazon meaning that the casing, fans, and chips must have negative weight, and would be at risk of floating away without the power supplies weighing them down.
There was an enforced limit of two items per buyer, which is a telltale sign of a dishonest sale.
The rigs were offered with free shipping and a five year warranty, and were expected to ship in April.http://bithashminer.kinja.com/bithashminer-10th-s-bitcoin-miner-1684345699 By February 12, the BitcoinTalk account of BitHashMiner was inactive and the website was down; no units ever shipped.
==Impact==
On February 5, 2015, BitHashMiner issued a statement declaring that Taras and TheRealSteve, prominent editors of the Bitcoin Wiki, were "Big Gang Mafia" and that they had accepted "huge money" from EMIC, HashCoins and Achilles Labs to keep their listings on the "Mining hardware comparison" page of the wiki, while removing other potential scams. In addition to Taras and TheRealSteve, BitHashMiner branded AJRGale and Luke-JrBitcoin Wiki revision 54152 summary as spammers.
Citing these accusations, new policies were added to the relevant areas of the wiki to bar units that have not shipped from being advertised. The claims of bribery were refuted as the mining hardware comparison page was poorly moderated and relatively obscure. Taras and TheRealSteve denied having been offered a bribe.
Later on February 5, a BitcoinTalk user posted a grateful message to all the users who had called BitHashMiner a scam, as he had been prepared to spend $7,000 on 7 units. He claimed that the money was very important to him, and his statement stands as proof that vaporware scams could be extremely profitable even when very poorly executed and that scam accusations are crucial.
==References==
BitInstant

BitInstant is a new service that allows you to quickly and easily transfer funds into your online exchange account without delay.
It provides a means to rapidly topup your account at one of several bitcoin exchanges far faster than the usual methods. 
Bitinstant makes most deposits happen instantly - within a matter of seconds in ideal cases, and in an absolute worst-case scenario they will still aim to have funds into your exchange account before a stated maximum deadline (on average about 30 minutes depending on various conditions).
==Methods of Payment==
===U.S. - USD===
* Cash deposit (7-11, Walmart, CVS, and Moneygram locations)
* Dwolla
* Redeemable code from MtGox, Bitstamp and BTC-E
===Brazil - BRL===
* Boleto
* Banco Rendimento
===Russia - RUB===
* Qiwi
* Cypberplat
==Fund destinations (Pay to)==
* Mt. Gox
* BitStamp
* VirWoX
* BTC-E
* e-mail (via Coinapult)
* Bitoin address (via Coinapult)
==Fees & Rates==
BitInstant dynamically calculates fees based on various factors, and start at 0.26%. 
Discounted rates may be available for certain high-volume traders through special arrangement, contact them for more details
Their rates can be viewed on their Rates & Fees page, as well as on their homepage. 
==Customer Service==
* Support request form
* E-mail: support@bitinstant.com
* General inquiries: info@bitinstant.com
* IRC:
** Server: irc.bitinstant.com
** Channel: #BitInstant
** or via Web.
==History==
The BitInstant Project was founded by two BitCoin traders Gareth Nelson and Charlie Shrem who saw the need for a quick, easy, and secure way of transferring funds to their Exchange accounts.
It was announced through the media on August 23, 2011Bored With Bitcoin? BitInstant Is About to Goose the Market By Making Trading Faster.
BitInstant is based out of New York City with an office in the United Kingdom. 
On April 16, 2012 the service began offering Coinapult as a destination option for the fundsBypass the exchanges w/ BitInstant Pay-to-Email feature. With Coinapult, BitInstant cash deposits are converted to bitcoins which are then claimed through e-mail or from a mobile phone (SMS / text message).
One June 5,2012 the service launched its integration with the BitcoinSpinner mobile app, simplifying the purchase of bitcoins using a mobile appBitcoin Spinner App Update – With BitInstant Integration!.
==API==
BitInstant provides an API that may be used to automate various tasks with their service. To connect to it you may use either XML-RPC or a RESTful protocol using JSON.
For XML-RPC, please point your client at https://www.bitinstant.com/api/xmlrpc.
For RESTful JSON, please point your client at https://www.bitinstant.com/api/json.
Documentation can be viewed on their API page
==See Also==
* Selling bitcoins
* Buying bitcoins
==External Links==
* BitInstant Website
* BitInstant FAQ
==References==
Category:Defunct exchanges
Category:EWallets
Category:Financial
BitKassa

BitKassa is a payment processor for the Euro zone. Companies can accept bitcoins from their customers using just a web interface provided by BitKassa or, if customers pay from their homes use BitInvoice or BitKassa for Webshops.
Entrepreneurs can start accepting Bitcoin free of charge. BitKassa has other Bitcoin related products with which they earn money: they give Bitcoin presentations and people with a Dutch bank account can buy bitcoins with iDEAL or sell bitcoins for euros through their website. Because of that, they can offer the merchant services gratis.
== BitKassa for brick and mortar merchants ==
Open your personal BitKassa payment page on any smartphone, tablet or computer with an internet connection. 
== BitInvoice for companies that send invoices ==
Accepting bitcoin cannot get any easier. Just print the URL of your personal BitInvoice address on your invoices and your customers handle the payment right from their homes.
== BitKassa for Webshops ==
If customers pay right from the webshop; it is possible to integratie an API or use one of the webshop plugins provided by BitKassa.
== Settlement ==
BitKassa has no minimum order amount; every working day euros are being paid out. It is possible to keep the bitcoins, or any percentage of the bitcoins. 
== Arnhem Bitcoin City ==
BitKassa came into existence at the start of the project Arnhem Bitcoin City in May, 2014. At that time there was no easy to use Bitcoin payment processor for the Dutch. Currently, over 100 merchants in the city centre of Arnhem accept Bitcoin and most of them use BitKassa. 
 
On the Arnhem Bitcoin City website are live statistics available that show the number of transactions, merchants and amount spent in Arnhem using BitKassa.
== Buy or sell bitcoins ==
People with a Dutch bank account can buy bitcoins using iDEAL or convert bitcoins to euros using the BitKassa website.
== External Links ==
* BitKassa company website
* Arnhem Bitcoin City website
==References==
	Arnhem Bitcoin City
	Bitcoin payment statistics
Category:Payment Processors
Category:Exchanges
Category:POS
Category:Companies
Category:Shopping Cart Interfaces
Category:Mobile
Category:Services
BitKey

Live CD/USB distro designed to be a self-contained Bitcoin Swiss Army Knife that supports air-gapped Bitcoin transactions and makes offline cold storage (slightly more) practical. Developed by TurnKey GNU/Linux. First released in 2014.
It supports verifiably secure Bitcoin wallet creation and transaction workflows that provide defense in depth while minimizing third party trust. Development is guided by the philosophy that you shouldn't have to trust anyone, including BitKey authors and even BitKey itself.
Latest version bundles Electrum Bitcoin client, Warpwallet Brainwallet, coinbin, incognito chromium, bitaddress, qrcode, zxcvbn and bx (libbitcoin-explorer).
== See also ==
* Brainwallet
* Cold storage
== Links ==
* https://bitkey.io
* Live USB
* Trusted third parties are a security hole
* Closest you can get to perfectly secure Bitcoin transactions
* BitKey review on LinuxBSDOS
* How Jason Bourne stores his Bitcoin
Category:Security
Category:Wallets
BitLendingClub

BitLendingClub is a peer-to-peer Bitcoin lending platform. They help borrowers get Bitcoin loans online for the lowest rates and the lowest transaction fees. BLC, for short, relies on the free market and group wisdom to provide the most competitive interest rates. The lenders compete in a dutch auction style in order to assess the risk of each loan and offer the lowest possible rate for a given borrower. BitLendingClub boasts some of lowest fees in the industry at 1% of the loan value. The lending fees are paid by the borrower as part of the loan payments, which means that BLC does not make a commission on default loans. Furthermore, ther are no withdrawal fees, aside from the recommended BTC tip (roughly 0.0001 BTC). In essence, BLC only gets their commission when the borrower pays back the loan. 
==History ==
BitLendingClub was founded by Kiril Gantchev and Yasen Yankov in October of 2012. The website was officially launched on July 13, 2013. BitLendingClub, LLC registered in the State of Illinois.
==Overview==
 
==Board of directors==
;Kiril Gantchev- CEO
:Kiril Gantchev is a software engineer, Bitcoin investor and an entrepreneur. With over 7 years of experience in developing software and holding two degrees from DePaul University, a B.S. in Computer Games Development and an M.S. in Software Engineering, Kiril serves as the CEO of BitLendingClub and is responsible for developing a strategic business model, providing a clear vision for the company and promoting the platform.
;Yasen Yankov- CTO
:Yasen Yankov is a software engineer, entrepreneur and all-around technology guru. Yasen has over 7 years of software development experience in top tier companies, holds a BS in Computer Systems and Technology from the Technical University Sofia and is solely responsible for managing the development of BitLendingClub. Yasen manages all the aspects of the technical implementation of the platform and serves as the CTO of BitLendingClub.
==Official website==
== See also ==
* Peer-to-peer lending
== Further reading ==
==External links==
* Bitcoinexaminer.org
* Thebitcoinchannel.com
==Competitors==
*BTCJam.com
*Bitbond.net
BitLotto

BitLotto was an online lottery. It failed to distribute the payout from March 2013 so further wagering is not recommended.
==History==
The service was launched on April 6th, 2011Official launch of *BitLotto* at bitlotto.com. An extended outage occurred for most of the month of December, 2011 after the site was forced to move to a new server hosting providerWhy is bitlotto down?.
The April 4th, 2012 lotto was the first to accommodate multi-ticket purchases (i.e., send an amount that equals the number of tickets times the per-ticket price)Next draw is April 4! March Jackpot was over 100 BTC!.
On March 17th, 2012 an affiliate program was introduced which allows ticket purchases using an address assigned to the affiliate. The affiliate earns a 1% commission on all ticket purchases made towards that affiliates addressNext draw is April 4! March Jackpot was over 100 BTC!.
The method for choosing a winner was revised using an improved method beginning with the April 6, 2012 and subsequent draws. BitLotto uses a public processes that selects the winner but a an independent party built an open source tool to verify the resultsBitLotto Verify on GitHub (Java).
The March 2013 winner has not been paid out. The site's operator has not provided an explanation. 
==Criticism==
When a winner is paid, the funds are sent to the Bitcoin address that bought the winning entry. If the user buys the ticket using an eWallet service those funds are lost as any winnings will then go to someone else. The site does clearly provide a warning about this, however.
Unlike other gambling sites, BitLotto requires Bitcoin payments in this specific manner because of how tickets are tracked and winnings paid out. BitLotto has chosen to operate in this way to increase the transparency of the lottery.
==References==
BitMEX

BitMEX is a P2P crypto-products trading platform.
BitMEX and the mobile apps issued under BMEX are wholly owned and operated by HDR Global Trading Limited, a Republic of Seychelles incorporated entity or its relevant authorized affiliates.
Cryptocurrency charts by TradingView.
BitMEX is wholly owned by HDR Global Trading Limited, a Republic of Seychelles incorporated entity.
==External links==
*BitMEX website
==References==
Category:Exchanges
BitMarket.co

A currency exchange site serving those trading between bitcoins and the Colombian Peso (COP):
The order book contains buy and sell orders and when a match is found the system will notify the two parties. Payment (e.g., bank payment) is then coordinated between buyer and seller.
The service was announced May 28th, 2012Primero Mercado de Bitcoin en Colombia. At the time it launched it was the first formal exchange from Colombia.
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* Selling bitcoins
==External Links==
* BitMarket.co web site
==References==
Category:Defunct exchanges
BitMarket.eu

A currency exchange site serving those trading between bitcoins and the following currencies:
	
* EUR (Euro)
* PLN (Polish Złoty)
* GBP (British Pound Sterling)
* USD (United States Dollar)
* CAD (Canadian Dollar)
* AUD (Australian Dollar)
* RUB (Russian Ruble)
* CHF (Swiss Franc)
* ZAR (South African Rand)
* ILS (Israeli Shekel)
BitMarket.eu handles the bitcoins involved in the transaction, while fiat currency transfer is handled directly between the transaction partners.
The order book contains only sell orders and buy orders are not accepted unless there is a corresponding sell order at that price. Payment (e.g., wire transfer) is then coordinated between buyer and seller.
==History==
The service was announced April 5th, 2011BitMarket.Eu - a new European exchange. On March 26, 2012 the order system was changed so that buy orders had to execute immediatelyBitMarket.Eu - new features added!.
After increasingly degraded service, on December 21, 2012 the operator shared that the customer's funds had been used for speculation and that nearly 20,000 BTC of its customer's funds were lost.
Trading was resumed on January 3, 2013, while the old balances originating before December 21, 2012 were put on hold and cannot be withdrawn or traded.
. The site operator announced that he is looking for investors to repay the creditors and that he is willing to handle out the control over the exchange to the investors in that case.
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==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* Selling bitcoins
==External Links==
* BitMarket.eu web site
==References==
Category:Defunct exchanges
BitMarket (disambiguation)

BitMarket may refer to:
*BitMarket.pl, a Polish exchange for PLN and EUR
*BitMarket.co, a defunct COP exchange
*BitMarket.eu, a defunct multi-currency exchange
*BitMarket Square, a defunct trading forum
*Bitcoin Market, the first bitcoin exchange
*#bitcoin-market, an early IRC channel
*Brasil Bitcoin Market, a defunct BRL exchange
*BIPS Market, a defunct exchange operated by BIPS