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Bitcoin.org

==History==
The Bitcoin.org domain was registered on August 18, 2008Bitcoin.org whois, retrieved 16 July 2015 -- presumably by Satoshi Nakamoto before even publishing the Bitcoin design paperBitcoin History. (Note: the Bitcoin.org site says it was co-registered by SiriusWho owns Bitcoin.org?, Bitcoin.org, retrieved 16 July 2015, although Sirius says he wasn't involved in Bitcoin until 2009.)the Bitcoin Guy, Martti Malmi, retrieved 17 July 2015
The Bitcoin.org site was hosted on Pages.GitHub.com from 2011 to 2014. It was moved to an independent server in early 2014 for the Bitcoin Core 0.9.0 releaseBitcoin Core 0.9.0 release notes, Bitcoin.org, 19 March 2014 so that the Bitcoin Core binaries didn't have to be hosted on SourceForge any longer. Funding for the server came from the Bitcoin FoundationQ1 Sponsorship Award: Bitcoin.org, Andrew Nolen, Bitcoin Foundation Blog, 13 March 2014 and has been continued through to 31 August 2015.Bitcoin.org: A Walk Down Memory Lane, Saïvann Carignan, Bitcoin Foundation Blog, 17 September 2015
==External Links==
* Bitcoin.org website
* Source repository (mostly MIT licensed)Copying file, Bitcoin.org source repository, retrieved 16 July 2015
* Community portal
==References==
Bitcoin.travel

Bitcoin.travel is a Google Maps-based interactive bitcoin directory service of online and real world businesses that currently accept Bitcoin.
Since July 2011 the service is trying to create a credible, reliable, comprehensive and easy to use website with all the businesses that currently deal with Bitcoin. Bitcoin.Travel directory is widely recognizable among bitcoiners worldwide. Bitcoin.Travel team frequently provides the whole bitcoin community with information about new businesses accepting bitcoins via their Facebook, Twitter and r/bitcoin subreddit. Bitcoin.Travel directory is also mentioned on WeUseCoins website in the getting started section, so it is visited almost by every bitcoin newbie.
Logged-in users, that have listed their businesses, are provided with a personalised dashboard where they may add and edit their listings anytime. Service requires a re-listing process after a 3-month period, so that the information provided is always up-to-date. These features makes this directory a unique place where bitcoin users may find websites and physical places to spend, store or exchange their bitcoins.
The service has developed an advanced search engine for their visitors that allows them to refine search results within each category by information provided by logged-in users during the process of business listing submission.
Bitcoin.Travel developers have created a credible and easy to use review engine for their visitors. It is aimed to create a trustworthy review web service for all Bitcoiners worldwide.
Service provides a members area, where users can gain access to the latest member services through a personalized dashboard. It enables to add and edit listings of bitcoin businesses in seconds. Users can register on site and easily manage listings they have listed, so that the information provided is up-to-date.
Bitcoin directory of online and real world businesses that currently accept Bitcoin - Where to Buy, Store, Spend and Sell Bitcoins Around The World
==History==
This service was first offered on July, 2011
==External Links==
* Bitcoin.Travel web site.
Category:Local
Category:Directories
Bitcoin2Cash

Formerly a market exchange where bitcoins were bought and sold. Funds were deposited by mailing in cash. When funds were withdrawn cash was mailed to the customer.
Bitcoin2cash, LLC is an entity registered in the State of AlabamaBitcoin2cash, LLC Business Entity Details.
==History==
The site was originally announced on July 13th, 2010http://bitcoin2cash.com. The site was subsequently redesigned and the new availability was announced on April 2nd, 2011Bitcoin2Cash.com - Cash-Only Marketplace. Sometime before April 18th, 2012 the operator suspended service. 
==See Also==
* Selling bitcoins
* Buying bitcoins
==References==
Bitcoin7

Formerly a bitcoin currency exchange site.
Bitcoin7 and Bitcoin7.com represents.
Further:
* "the European operations performed by "AbuDhabi 2010" EOOD, a company registered in the European Union, Bulgaria, Sofia"
* "the US operations performed by "Risk Asset Management" LLC, a company registered in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA"
==History==
The exchange was announced on June 15, 2011Bitcoin7.com - Brand new exchange market!. On October 5, 2011 a message on the site claimed that they became the victim of a pre-planned hacker attack, that customer funds were lost and that the service was ending. 
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* Selling bitcoins
==References==
BitcoinATM

A BitcoinATM is a specialized piece of equipment that functions similar to a traditional ATM, but with added functionality that makes it function more like a physical exchange. There are multiple types machines, but they are generally broken down as 1 way or 2 way machines. 1 way machines, or Kiosks, allow for the insertion of cash and withdrawal of Bitcoin only. 2 way machines generally function as a full exchange, allowing for conversion between both fiat to bitcoin or bitcoin to fiat.
Different BitcoinATM manufacturers and operators choose different levels of AML/KYC requirements depending on their own needs and the jurisdiction of the physical placement of the BitcoinATM.
BitcoinATM360 was the first company to provide enterprise services for BitcoinATM operators as well as selling new and used units from various manufacturers.
== BitAccess ==
BitAccess BTM offers full 2 way functionality in a form factor very similar to traditional ATMs. Has configurable AML/KYC systems that can be determined by the operator. 
== Lamassu ==
Lamassu was an early 1 way machine that has an add-on base that extends the functionality to being 2 way. Often cited for its clean design and simple usage.
== Genesis Coin ==
Genesis Coin has built a 1 way (Satoshi1) and 2 way (Genesis1) BitcoinATMs based on existing ATM hardware.
== General Bytes ==
General Bytes has a very easy interface and small form factor that allows it to be used almost anywhere. 
== Skyhook ==
Skyhook is an open source commercial one way Bitcoin ATM for everyone, priced at 999.- USD. 
== Resources ==
BitcoinATM360 provides enterprise services, asset recovery and new and used BitcoinATM sales.
BTMSales has a good overview of machines currently available on the market.
bitcoinatm.solutions has information about the BitcoinATM industry with a BitcoinATM news section. 
BitcoinATMmap can help you locate a BitcoinATM nearby.
Category:Hardware
BitcoinATM360

BitcoinATM360 was founded in January 2014 to provide sales and services to the BitcoinATM industry, backed by Seedcoin.
== New BitcoinATM sales ==
BitcoinATM360 sells BitAccess, Lamassu, General Bytes and Genesis Coin BitcoinATMs directly from the manufacturers. The company provides extra logistics support, as well as additional launch and operations support to new operators.
== Asset Recovery ==
The company assists operators that are currently experiencing difficulties in continuing operators through either purchasing machines directly, or brokering sales internationally. To date, 10 operators have utilized the BitcoinATM asset recovery program to buy and sell used machines.
== Services ==
Through partnerships, BitcoinATM360 is able to assist operators with custom vinyl wraps, Bitcoin exchanges (Coinsetter and Bitfinex) and 24x7 customer support for operator and manufacturer clients.
== References ==
BitcoinATM360 website
BitcoinATM360 at LinkedIn
BitcoinApp

An implementation of BitCoin for iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPodTouch). 
The App acts as a client and communicates using the regular RPC-JSON with bitcoind which runs on a separate thread inside an App. The wallet is thus stored on the device.
==History==
The project was announced on April 8th, 2011free source for bitcoin iPhone App.
==External Links==
* bitcoinApp project on GitHub
* Easywallet.org - easy to use web based wallet, which works on iPhone
==References==
Category:User Interfaces
Category:Frontends
Category:Open Source
Category:Mobile
BitcoinBox

BitcoinBox.nl has been established in April 2015 and offers cloud servers exclusively for Bitcoin. The servers are located in the Netherlands. The plans at BitcoinBox.nl come in increments of 100 GB storage, 30 GB backup storage and 1 IPv4 address. Each increment allows for an additional separate cloud server. If you decide to take for example 400 GB storage, 120 GB backup storage and 4 IPv4 addresses, you can allocate these freely to 1-4 virtual servers. The control panel offers features like power management, a web console and installation of operating systems.
==External Links==
* BitcoinBox.nl
Category:Web hosting
BitcoinByCC

BBCC (previously known as bitcoinbycc.com) was a service allowed you to buy bitcoins using a credit card.
It is now defunct.
== Links ==
* Buying bitcoins
* https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Buying_Bitcoins_(the_newbie_version)
* https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Buying_bitcoins
* https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/How_To_Buy_Bitcoins_With_Your_Credit_Card
Category:Introduction
Category:Inactive
BitcoinChain

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BitcoinChain.com is an analytics and monitoring platform that provides both live statistics and historical data within the Bitcoin ecosystem: Blockchain Explorer, Exchange Markets and Mining Pools. 
Launched in January 2013, the platform provides Block Explorer service which allows for viewing detailed information about bitcoin addresses, transactions and blocks. BitcoinChain.com also contains data on Bitcoin price and live trades from largest stock exchanges such as OKCoin, Kraken, Bitfinex, Coinbase, Bitstamp and others. Besides, there is a mining pool data block that includes mining pool features, time-line statistics, current hashrate and reward specification.
Additionally, the platform is full of in-depth charts which can be customized by multiple technical indicators and time frame option. 
==Features==
* Block Explorer
* Exchange Markets
* Market data export
* Mining Pool Comparison (Found Blocks, Average Hashrate, Luck)
* In-depth Charts
* Multiple technical indicators
* Time Frame Option
* User-friendly adaptive interface in two themes: Light and Dark
* Fine-tune sound notifications
* Newbie guide
* Bitcoin Nodes observer
* Open Source Bitcoin Wallet
* Advanced Bitcoin blockchain API with 2 interfaces: REST and STREAM.
==External Links==
* Main page 
* Block Explorer 
* Exchange Markets
* Bitcoin Mining Pools Data is taken from pool's API and websites.
* Bitcoin Nodes 
* Bitcoin Wallet 
* BitcoinChain API Documentation
Category:Services
Category:Frontends
Category:Block chain browsers
BitcoinCrypto

A very lightweight Bitcoin crypto library for use with Android or any normal JVM-based project. A portion of the library contains code from Bouncy Castle.
This product is licensed commercially however the author claims the source will be released into the public domain (UNLICENSE) at a future dateFor Sale - Very lightweight Bitcoin crypto library for Java/Android.
==External Links==
* BitcoinCrypto Documentation
==References==
Category:Software
BitcoinETI

BitcoinETI offers bitcoin exposure to institutional investors. BitcoinETI is an Exchange Traded Instrument (ETI) where the underlying asset is bitcoin. BitcoinETI is regulated, allowing sophisticated investors like banks and pension funds invest into bitcoin. BitcoinETI is sponsored by Revoltura Ltd.
==Buying and selling==
BitcoinETI is listed in Gibraltar Stock Exchange and Deutsche Börse (Xetra). It is passported through major European stock markets. You can buy it through your stock market broker. More information how to buy or sell BitcoinETI
==Eternal links==
* Initial public listing announcement (Gibraltar Stock Exchange)
* Europe's first regulated bitcoin product launches in Gibraltar (Reuters)
* Gibraltar Stock Exchange Lists First Bitcoin Investment Product (CoinTelegraph)
* Gibraltar Stock Exchange welcomes BitcoinETI (IBTimes)
Category:Exchanges
BitcoinExchangeGuide

===Overview===
Beginners Guide to the Various Bitcoin Exchanges
Contains third party neutral reviews of the most popular Bitcoin exchanges.
Website Helping New Adopters of Bitcoin Avoid Problem Exchanges such as Mt.Gox
Updated frequently with new information.
===History===
Founded in early 2014 after the fall of Mt.Gox.
The Site received over 2,000 uniques in the first 24 hours after release.
===External Links===
* http://BitcoinExchangeGuide.com Bitcoin Exchange Guide Website
* Bitcoin Exchange Guide - Introduction to BItcoin
Category:Marketing
Category:Introduction
BitcoinExchange Services

A former fixed-rate exchange providing cashout services. 
Note - multiple forum posts are reporting that delivery of bitcoins or sale proceeds from this exchange are not being received.New member here. Worried i got scammed., www.BitcoinExchange.cc - Western Union, MoneyGram, MoneyPak, ACH/Wire, Dwolla.
The operator stated that offices are in FloridaEthical Hacking & Security Consultation Services.
==History==
The exchange has been in operation since April 2011BitcoinExchange Services. The operator had continued to solicit new orders though customer complaints continued to be the resultwww.BitcoinExchange.cc - Western Union, MoneyGram, MoneyPak, ACH/Wire, Dwolla
==References==
Category:Defunct exchanges
BitcoinFS

Bitcoin F# is a full-node implementation in F# by hhanh00. Commenting on motivations on Bitcointalk, he says:
I'm implementing a full node for a couple of things. 1. to make sure i have a complete understanding of the implementation that goes beyond reviewing code. For me, it's like reading a book versus writing one. 2. all the implementations i have seen follow a similar logic specially wrt blockchain management and scripting. i wanted to do it my way to see if it's better or worse. 3. i'm aiming for short. no wallet, no mining, no dos protection.
These goals in mind, it is clearly not fit for wide distribution. It's working fine though - being able to sync up from the beginning while validating, holding a mempool content identical to the core client and etc.
Its project page on GitHub says:
* Bitcoin F# has fully validated the existing mainnet blockchain and passes all the integration tests including large reorg tests.
* It is also the only implementation in a functional language and comes under 2.5 kLOC, making it the smallest client too.
Commenting on its completeness on Bitcointalk, he says:
it bootstraps, syncs and validates the blockchain. It passes the acceptance tests from Matt too. As a relay node, it keeps a tx pool, validates, relays new tx and you can trim old blocks just by deleting files. I've been running for a while.
At about 2k lines of code, it fits my requirement of small code that I can fit in my brain but I understand it's not 100% compatible and will never be.
There's a walkthrough of the (short!) code available.
Category:F Sharp
Category:Stubs
Category:Nodes
Category:Software
BitcoinFrenzy

BitcoinFrenzy sells mining contracts in 1 Gigahash units with Fixed & Indefinite contract types.
Fixed Contract - 1 and 2 year period .
Indefinite Contract comes with revenue reinvestment program
The service is quoted to begin mining in September 2013. They plan to operate KnCMiner Rigs. Current Hash rate on preorder with KncMiner is 6300 GH/s.
==External Links==
* Website BitcoinFrenzy.com
==References==
Category:Mining contractors
Category:Mining
Category:Mining contracts
Category:ASIC mining
BitcoinIndex

Bitcoin Index is a Bitcoin realtime price index owned by Coinut. It provides a highly available and robust Bitcoin realtime price index (updated every tens of milliseconds) with free REST and WebSocket APIs access. It is good for merchants or traders to use. 
==How to use==
===Get Bitcoin Real Time Price Index===
To get the realtime index through their REST API, just try to visit the following URL. You can either open the following URL in your browser to check the result or try their sample code here: https://github.com/coinut/api/blob/master/bitcoin-index/nodejs/restApiCall.js, and for other REST APIs below, you can do the same to try out. 
https://bitcoinindex.io/btcusd
The result will be like the following
{"status":["OK"],"index":3399.48797346,"timestamp":"2017-08-09T03:55:00.379Z"}
===Convert BTC to USD===
To convert BTC to USD, you can use their REST API like the following. 
https://bitcoinindex.io/btcusd/convert/1.5/BTC
And a result like the following will be returned
{"status":["OK"],"index":3395.30917644,"timestamp":"2017-08-09T04:06:28.900Z","convertedAmount":5092.96,"convertedTo":"USD","result":"1.5 BTC = 5092.96 USD"}
===Convert USD to BTC===
Similarly, use the following to convert USD to BTC
https://bitcoinindex.io/btcusd/convert/100.32/USD
And a result like the following will be returned
{"status":["OK"],"index":3395.37064784,"timestamp":"2017-08-09T04:05:15.386Z","convertedAmount":0.02954611,"convertedTo":"BTC","result":"100.32 USD = 0.02954611 BTC"}
===Get Realtime Streaming Data=== 
Although you can visit their REST API to get Bitcoin price every few seconds, it would be much better to use WebSocket to achieve high frequency sub-second updates. 
Simply check out their WebSocket API here: https://github.com/coinut/api/blob/master/bitcoin-index/nodejs/index.js
==High Availability==
BitcoinIndex tries to achieve 99.999% uptime (five-nine availability) so that you can use the service nearly all the time. Their backend servers are located in different continents to ensure that the service will not be interrupted by regional network outage, and at the same time, they ensure strong consistency of the data between those replicated servers so no matter where you visit their service, you will get exactly the same result.
BitcoinJS

A reimplementation of Bitcoin using Node.js and web technologies.
It currently implements the basics of the Bitcoin protocol, enough to send and receive transactions via the Webcoin frontend. All official BitcoinJS components are released under the MIT license.
== Components ==
BitcoinJS consists of several loosely coupled component that can be used in different combinations to solve different problems.
=== node-bitcoin-p2p ===
The main component implementing the Bitcoin P2P protocol and parts of the JSON-RPC API. You can think of it as the counterpart to the original client's CLI daemon, bitcoind.
As the name implies, node-bitcoin-p2p is built using the Node.js framework. It also uses MongoDB for storage and indexing of the block chain data.
=== node-bitcoin-exit ===
Builds on top of node-bitcoin-p2p to provide access to balances and transaction information on a per-account basis. It also allows the upload of new transactions to the network. These two functions are enough to allow a client to access the network only through this server.
=== Other ===
Various other software builds on top of the basic BitcoinJS infrastructure. Notable examples include Webcoin and BitcoinJS Explorer.
== History ==
* First commit was uploaded on March 12th, 2011 "Initial commit." committed, March 12th 2011
* Repository moved to separate BitcoinJS account on April 30th, 2011 "Added new README with link to new repo." committed, April 30, 2011
* Official announcement including screencast on May 5th, 2011 "Webcoin Alpha Sneak Preview" on Bitcoin.org forums, May 5, 2011
== See Also ==
* Webcoin
== External Links ==
* Official project website
* BitcoinJS project on Github
== References ==
Category:Nodes
Category:Clients
Category:Free Software
Category:License/MIT-X11
Category:Open Source
Category:Mobile
BitcoinMarket24

A former Bitcoin exchange that offered SEPA bank trasfers for funding exchange accounts.
==History==
This service was announced on December 30, 2011Bitcoinmarket24.com - instant bitcoin purchase - safe and convenient.
The service shut down on June 20, 2012 due to insufficient resources.
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* Selling bitcoins
==External Links==
* BitcoinMarket24 website
==References==
Category:Defunct exchanges
BitcoinMyLife

BitcoinMyLife tries to simplify Bitcoin. Their first service is a simple and safe way to buy Bitcoins.
==Buying Bitcoins==
* SEPA EURO transfer to Dutch ING bank
==Fees==
Their rates can be viewed on their Fees page.
==Contact==
* Here is the Contact Form
==History==
The service was launched in October 2012.
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
==External links==
* BitcoinMyLife Website
* BitcoinMyLife direct link to Buy Bitcoins page
BitcoinSentiment

BitcoinSentiment is a non-profit, ad-free site tracking the voter's sentiment towards Bitcoin through the means of continuous polling. The idea is to provide the technical means required for tapping into the power of crowd-sourcing. 
The quality of the data increases as the number of voters increases and you can contribute, by putting voting widgets on your site. To encourage the use of widgets, they are designed to be non-intrusive and to not "steal your visitors".
The data generated on the site is free for use and can be downloaded by anyone.
The site offers a variety of charts, with the purchasing power of Bitcoin plotted in terms of other asset classes such as gold and inflation-protected US Treasuries.
==External Links==
*BitcoinSentiment website
Category:Trading
Category:Investing
Category:Economics
BitcoinSpinner

BitcoinSpinner was succeeded by Mycelium. It's a mobile app for sending and receiving bitcoins for Android phones. It uses the Bitcoin Client API (BCCAPI), does not download the blockchain, and stores private keys only on your device. The project's author describes the app as being a light-weight, secure and user friendly Bitcoin wallet for Android.
Feature Overview:
* Send and receive Bitcoins using QR codes
* Share your Bitcoin address using Gmail, Twitter and more.
* Backup/restore wallet using QR codes.
* All your Bitcoins are protected using private keys stored on your device using app private storage.
BitcoinSpinner is NOT an on-line Bitcoin Bank. Nobody can run away with your Bitcoins. It is implemented on top of the BCCAPI, which means that all the heavy lifting associated with managing the block chain is hosted on a server. The server side is not in any position to spend your Bitcoins, as all private keys are stored in your device only. 
This project was announced on November 23, 2011BitcoinSpinner.
More features:
* Spend 'unconfirmed-change-sent-to-yourself' immediately, just like the Satoshi client
* Automated network fee calculation, guaranteeing that your transactions go through the Bitcoin network
* BitcoinSpinner does not download and manage the Bitcoin block chain. This means:
** Ready for use immediately.
** Low storage requirements.
** Low bandwidth requirements.
** Low CPU requirements. 
** Low battery consumption.
==External Links==
* Bitcointalk.org thread
* BitcoinSpinner app on Android Marketplace
* BitcoinSpinner Testnet app (uses Testnet coins)
* BitcoinSpinner project on Google Code <-- APK available here, for Kindle Fire users.
==References==
Category:Mobile
Category:Frontends
Category:User Interfaces
Category:Clients
Category:Wallets
Category:Free Software
Category:Open Source
Category:HybridEWallets