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Bitcoin Wednesday

Bitcoin Wednesday is a global meetup event scheduled for the first Wednesday of every month.
The genesis of this event was a forum post highlighting the coincidental synchronicity of nearly a dozen local bitcoin meetups.
If you are a member of any of the local bitcoin meetups, you should make every effort to promote a special meeting for Bitcoin Wednesday.
Add your city here, or on the discussion for this event.
==Start Your Own Local Community==
# Find a good location. It helps if the meeting place is accessible, has WiFi, and food and beverages. The merchant does not have to accept Bitcoin yet.
# Add your city to the list. Also announce your meetings in the forum topic.
# Invite local Bitcoin people. Some great resources to find locals are Meetup.com, and LocalBitcoins.com. You may also find numerous regional groups on social media sites like Reddit, Facebook, and Google Plus.
# Show up and have fun. If the meeting spot merchant will allow it, consider making a banner/display that identifies your group as Bitcoin friendly. This will advertise your presence to other patrons and generate more interest.
==Event Agenda Ideas==
* Socialize with other great people interested in Bitcoin: Newcomers, gurus and early pioneers, writers, entrepreneurs, economists, investors, activists, etc. Celebrities have been known to drop in on these events. Don't see someone you think should be there, just bring them along.
* Learn more and teach others.
* Buy, sell, barter. Keep the coins circulating in the community.
* Talk about how to spread Bitcoin to more people, more businesses.
* Engage in fascinating conversations.
* Demonstrate or pitch your latest Bitcoin project.
* Hold presentations and debates.
* Indulge in good food and drink.
==Cities With Bitcoin Wednesday==
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! City !! Description
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| Amsterdam || Talks and drinks organized by Bitcoin Wednesday
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| Las Vegas || Bitcoin Lunch Mobs every Wednesday
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| Sydney || General Bitcoin-related discussion.
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| Vancouver || General Bitcoin-related discussion.
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| Munich || General Bitcoin-related discussion.
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| Pittsburgh || General Bitcoin-related discussion.
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| Toronto || General Bitcoin-related discussion.
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| Austin || General Bitcoin-related discussion.
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| Paris || General Bitcoin-related discussion.
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| Buenos Aires || General Bitcoin-related discussion.
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| Cinncinnatti || General Bitcoin-related discussion.
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| Stockholm || Lunch with general Bitcoin-related discussion.
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Bitcoin Wiki

The Bitcoin.it Wiki, usually just the Bitcoin Wiki, is a MediaWiki repository of Bitcoin-related knowledge. It was founded by Martti Malmi in 2010 on dokuwiki, and then later reinstated by Mark Karpelès on MediaWiki. Malmi's and Karpelès's wikis both existed simultaneously for a short time while the contents of the old wiki were transferred to the new one. The dokuwiki revisions are visible on some old pages, highlighted green.
In early 2011, the wiki offered a Contributor's Award which was to be shared by all members depending on work contributed. 500 bitcoins were collected, but were never distributed. They were presumed lost in the Mt. Gox hack.
Bitcoin Yellow Pages

Bitcoin Yellow Pages is a leader in search, design, and advertising for Bitcoin business. The site offers a completely free search directory for users to locate Bitcoin businesses based on keyword, location, or category. Users can browse the globe using the world map feature to find businesses accepting bitcoin payments close by. Companies are able to list themselves for free on the site by simply registering and following several simple steps. Additional services include graphic design, web design, branding, and creative development for Bitcoin businesses.
The site was launched in July, 2013. The site aims to contain more listings with higher quality details than any other directory service.
==External Links==
* Bitcoin Yellow Pages
* Bitcoin Yellow Pages - Design and Development
* Bitcoin Yellow Pages - List Your Business
Bitcoin by MtGox Mobile

Bitcoin by MtGox Mobile (formerly branded as MtGox Live) was a mobile app that brought many of the features of the Mt. Gox exchange's website to the mobile platform. The app was used to buy and sell bitcoins, view the orderbook, and see trading history.
==History==
This service was first seen in early May, 2011, but first appeared in the forum on May 29, 2011.MtGox Live - live trades, price resistances and market rates It first appeared under the domain mtgoxlive.bco.in but switched to mtgoxlive.com.
On July 19, 2011 the service was acquired by Mt. Gox.World's Leading Bitcoin Exchange, Mt.Gox, acquires MtGoxLive.com
==References==
Category:Mt. Gox
Category:Mobile
Bitcoin faucet

Bitcoin faucets are sites that purport to help users earn bitcoins "for free" but often fail to deliver or pay such paltry sums as to make the effort itself pointless.. They usually needs address entry and captcha filling. You can revisit faucets every given time to get more.
The first faucet was operated by Gavin Andresen, however it has not functioned since Jan 30 2013.
For Testnet there exist different faucets which give out coins for people who want to do tests on the Testnet3.
Category:Services
Bitcoin gambling guide

Bitcoin Gambling Guide is a website that covers up all the information that you need to know about bitcoin gambling. Choose from the popular games like roulette, blackjack, slots, craps, baccarat, and video poker among many others, and be amazed at how easy and quick it is to play these games in a bitcoin casino. With just a few clicks, you can already enjoy them and collect loads of BTC as your payouts.
Bitcoin Betting - this is one of the first topic you need to know, it covers up a little introduction about bitcoin betting and the process or step by step guide in betting.
Bitcoin Online Gambling - includes various of online gambling activities.
Gambling Sites accepting Bitcoins - there are different Bitcoin Gambling Sites to choose from, it is important to choose the best websites.
Legal Issues - discussions when it comes to legality of Bitcoin in the world of online gaming.
=== Bitcoin Gambling Games ===
Bitcoin Dice
Bitcoin Slots
Bitcoin Poker
Bitcoin Miscellaneous Gambling
Bitcoin holidays

*January 3rd is Proof of keys day. On proof of keys day we exercise self-custody to celebrate Bitcoin as a store of value.
*April 5 is Satoshis birthday. On this day bitcoiners honour Satoshi by contributing to Free Open Source Software (FOSS).
*May 22nd is Bitcoin pizza day. On pizza day we spend Bitcoin to celebrate Bitcoin as a medium of exchange.
*August 15th is Nixon shock day. On this day we remember the birth of unrestrained fiat money, celebrate Bitcoin as unit of account with 21 million units.
*October 31st 2008 the Bitcoin White Paper was published.
*December 23rd is decentralisation day. We remember the creation of the Federal Reserve and celebrate decentralisation by running a node.
*The Halving is every 4 years or every 210,000 blocks. On Halving day we celebrate Bitcoin miners.
Bitcoin only

Bitcoin only: focused solely on Bitcoin. As opposed to spending time, effort and resources on implementing altcoins.
Some examples of bitcoin only wallet software:
* ABCore
* Armory
* Blockstream Green
* Blue Wallet
* Caravan
* Electrum
* Samourai
* Wasabi
Some examples of bitcoin only hardware:
* Coinkite (even though they had altcoin support at some point, they dropped this)
See bitcoin-only.com for an extensive overview.
Bitcoin pizza day

May 22nd is Bitcoin Pizza Day
On May 22, 2010 Laszlo Hanyecz made history by spending 10,000 Bitcoins to have two (large) Papa John’s pizzas delivered to his door. This is the first recorded use of Bitcoin as medium of exchange (MoE). On this day bitcoiners remember that using bitcoin to pay for goods and services is part of what makes it money.
*See also: Bitcoin holidays
Bitcoin press hits

A list of appearances on notable blogs, news sites and other media. See the forum thread. (If you have a better idea about formatting, please go ahead!)
* Bitcoin: Virtual money created by CPU cycles, Nathan Willis, LWN
* Imagine your computer as a wallet full of Bitcoins, Danny O'Brien, Irish Times
* Bitcoin Electronic Currency: The Future of Money Bitcoin Electronic Currency: The Future of Money, Author: Elliott A. Prechter, www.elliottwave.com (Sept. 2010 issue)
* Bitcoin Releases Version 0.3, Slashdot.org
* LINKS: 12 JULY 2010, John Robb
* The Current State of Currency, CBC Radio - Spark episode 139 (Feb 27, 2011)
* Bit players, The Daily (May 23, 2011)
* Bitcoin Step by Step, Articles about whats hot in the Bitcoin universe (Nov 25, 2012)
Bitcoin references in TV Shows

TV Show 	Original air date 	Season	Episode	Episode name 	Description 	Link
The Good Wife 	January 15, 2012 	3 	13 	Bitcoin for dummies 	Full episode about "Mr. Bitcoin" 	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fazu1rgr9k
The Simpsons 	December 8, 2013 	25 	7 	Yellow Subterfuge 	Krusty mentions Bitcoin at ~5:37 	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ovL20iGEac
Jeopardy 	December 12, 2013?	30 	64? 	 	"A digital currency in which transactions can be performed without the need for a central bank" 	
Almost Human 	December 16, 2013 	1 	6 	Arrhythmia 	Bitcoin mentioned at 30:40 	http://www.nowvideo.sx/video/vsk16x92277oe
Person Of Interest 	January 14, 2014 	3 	13 	4C 	Bitcoin mentioned at ~12:45 	http://www.nowvideo.sx/video/0ymqo8ls8zhle
House Of Cards 	February 14, 2014 	2 	2 	Chapter 15 	Bitcoin mentioned at 39:36, explaining the "deep web" 	http://www.nowvideo.sx/video/3efe061388e1b
Almost Human 	March 3, 2014 	1 	13 	Straw Man 	"Bitcoin stick" mentioned at 25:57 	http://www.nowvideo.sx/video/6797a9c44679a
Parks and Recreation 	March 13, 2014 	6 	16 	New Slogan 	"Just PayPal me some Bitcoins" at 13:00 	http://www.nowvideo.sx/video/97d902c7c3d0a
HBO Silicon Valley 	April 20, 2014 	1 	3 	Articles of Incorporation 	Bitcoin mentioned at ~6:25 	http://www.nowvideo.sx/video/b64a8a0b58e81
The Simpsons 	September 28, 2014	26 	1 	Clown in the Dumps 	"Accepting Bitcoin" shown at 0:13 in the intro 	http://www.nowvideo.sx/video/d9c852ed31f2c
Navy CIS LA 	October 6, 2014 	6 	2 	Inelegant Heart 	 	
Supernatural 	October 28, 2014 	10 	4 	Paper Moon 	Bitcoin mentioned at ~6:00 	http://www.nowvideo.sx/video/d1dc19345cf92
Jeopardy 	December 16, 2014?	31 	67? 	 	"The Magic: The Gathering Online Exchange website was part of the 2014 scandal involving this commodity" 	
Family Guy 	January, 2014 	11 	 	 	"Every month our savings get smaller and smaller. We've really got to figure out a better way to budget for this familys future. Bitcoin. I don't know."	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HFtk29k7-Y
Marry Me 	February 3, 2015 	1 	12 	F Me 	 	
Morgan Spurlock Inside Man	February 19, 2015 	3 	5 	Morgan Makes 'Cents' Out of Bitcoin
Bitcoin roulette

The Bitcoin roulette that is mostly offered in gambling and roulette sites is based on the European roulette. There are many other notable forms of roulette that include but not limited to European roulette, American Roulette, and French Roulette. These are all variations of European roulette who's differences include the addition to 0 and 00 on the table felt. The French version has variations on the layout of the board, which mirrors the sequence of numbers on the wheel instead of the numerical layout. 
When you bet on roulette with bitcoins, you will notice that you wager on inside and outside bets, just like in roulette games offered by regular online casinos. However, thanks to the use of bitcoins, the process of betting has become a lot easier.
Some roulette sites allow players to simply send their wager directly from their BTC wallet to the dynamically registered address of their bets. This process doesn’t require a registered account. On the other hand, some gambling sites require players to create an account and deposit bitcoins so that they can place their bets.
There are many places to play bitcoin roulette. When choosing an online casino you must take into consideration jurisdiction, regulations in your country or state of origin, legislation in our country, personal preferences to promotions, ease of use, and game availability.
Bitcoin stick

At the chair "Informations- und Kommunikationsdienste" at the University of Rostock a team tries to bring Bitcoin on a idsolated mobile platform.
Idea: "As BC becomes more popular it becomes a worthwhile target for attackers. As we don't focus on any fraud on mining, this project aims to prevent the Wallet by creating a boxed and locked enduser wallet, that is trustworthy to the owner."
==History==
*09/2011 planing and collecting ideas
*10/2011 evaluating different microcontroller kits
Category:Research
Category:Mobile
Bitcoin whitepaper

This is the so called Bitcoin paper originally written by Satoshi Nakamoto.
You can read the very fundamentals of the Project in the English Original and several Translations that are available e.g. via crowdin, on bitcoinblogger.com and in the Forums.
== List of known translations ==
* Chinese Traditional (中國傳統的) translated by BitcoinBlogger
* Chinese Simplified (简体中文) translated by BitcoinBlogger
* Czech (česky)
* English (Original) by Satoshi Nakamoto
* German (deutsch)
* Hebrew (עִברִית) translated by Meni Rosenfeld
* Indonesian (bahasa Indonesia)
* Italian (Italiano)
* Japanese (日本語)
* Norwegian (norsk)
* Persian (پارسی)
* Portuguese - Brazilian (português)
* Russian (русский) translated by Ar Vicco
* Slovenian (slovenski)
* Spanish (Español) translated by Breathingdog
* Swedish (svenska)
* Turkish (türk)
* Ukrainian (українські)
* Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt)
Bitcoincatalog.com

== The Directory ==
BitcoinCatalog's primary objective is to provide the Bitcoin community with a definitive directory of sites that either accept Bitcoins for goods and services or offer Bitcoin-related information, software or currency exchange. The site is similar to a yellow pages directory for Bitcoin. BitcoinCatalog is organized into categories to make it easy to find whatever one is looking for and to help people discover whatever they are looking for in the Bitcoin community all around the world.
Adding your site to the directory is absolutely free, so if you accept Bitcoins or have a Bitcoin-related site, you can add it to the directory. There are clear directions for adding your site here.
=== Information & Resources ===
In addition, BitcoinCatalog has other areas of the site to help bring together resources and tools to help the Bitcoin community keep up with all the latest news and information surrounding Bitcoins. There are news feeds, blogs and links to other informative sites. BitcoinCatalog encourages visitors to submit their articles and commentaries. To submit an article, click here.
=== Community ===
BitcoinCatalog has also built a Facebook-like social network for the Bitcoin community. Everyone that registers gets a free profile so they can get to know others from around the globe, upload galleries, write blogs and create or join user groups. Bitcoin enthusiasts can also network and chat with other members. In addition to the social community, they offer a forum where people can seek out answers to Bitcoin-related questions.
BitcoinCatalog can be contacted here.
Bitcoincloudservices

Bitcoin Cloud Services (BTC Cloud Services LTD) is a Bitcoin Foundation Silver Member and UK incorporated entity. They provide affordable Bitcoin cloud mining contracts with live technical Support, no hidden fees, and instant mining contract delivery. Bitcoin cloud services sells hashing power by the gigahash (GH/s), has no pool fees, and offers daily payouts.
Bitcoin Cloud Services sells hashing power by the Gighash (GH/s)
Contract length is 5 years
Minimum contract purchase of 50 GH/s
Maximum contract purchase of 70 TH/s
==External Links==
* Website Bitcoincloudservices.com
Category:Mining contractors
Category:Mining
Category:Mining contracts
Category:ASIC mining
Bitcoined

=== Bitcoined is a blog which discusses various Bitcoin-related topics. ===
The Bitcoined blog was described as being a weekly Bitcoin news and review blog with various topics relating to Bitcoin, including exchange rates, tangible items, new innovations and more. Look out for new website alerts and new shops, as well as a brand new range of information pages, including Mining, Useful Links and What is Bitcoin.
==History==
The service never published updates.
==External Links==
* Bitcoined
Bitcoiner

An open source RPC client for Android that connects to a node on a PC via the RPC interface.
It allows transaction and balance overview as well as sending and receiving bitcoins using QR-codes. Going by a similar name is Bitcoiners, a job board a freelancers directory.
For setting up the node to work with SSL please see Enabling_SSL_on_original_client_daemon.
==External Links==
* Bitcoiner on Android market.
* Bitcoiner project page on Sorceforge.
==References==
Category:User Interfaces
Category:Frontends
Category:Free Software
Category:Open Source
Category:Mobile
Bitcoiners

:This article is about the job board. For the people that use Bitcoin, see people.
A job board and freelancer directory. An Android app goes by a similar name, Bitcoiner.
Listings include jobs that pay using Bitcoins and a directory of bitcoin-accepting freelancers showing their availability and qualifications.
The site was launched on April 25, 2011Free of charge Bitcoin related Job Board.
==See Also==
* Freelancers
* Work For Bitcoin
* BitGigs
* BTCworkers Bitcoin freelancing board with payment escrow.
==External Links==
* web site
* Twitter: @Bitcoiners
==References==
Category:For Hire
Bitcoinfactswiki

== Historical Note Only ==
The BitcoinFactsWiki has been removed from its original location; Tom Zander being its originator has resigned from the -classic project and this resignation is likely reflected in the removal of projects like the BitcoinFactsWiki.
== An Unusual Fork ==
The website represented by The Bitcoinfactswiki and announced in the Reddit story from its apparent creator here is not actually a "renamed" version of this site, but a plain fork, contrary to the claims in that story. The person behind it, Thomas Zander, is the (apparently only remaining,) developer of Bitcoin Classic.
The facts on Bitcoinfactswiki are in multiple cases wrong and the information thereon regarding technical information about Bitcoin appears to be politically-motivated and -edited. For example, as of this writing the page on Bitcoinfactswiki about nLockTime states:
This tag is deprecated and OP CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY is the suggested replacement.
This is incorrect. nLockTime is not deprecated nor is it insecure.Greg Maxwell stating clearly thet nLockTime is alive and well.
It is likely that due to the obstacle that nLockTime presents to the hard-forking narrative, it is being downplayed as a technical objection and stated to be a deprecated function even though it has been an integral part of Bitcoin transaction structure almost from Bitcoin's inception. In particular, nLockTime (or lock_time based transactions) can be used as a form of escrow. In the event of certain forms of advocated hard forks, the result would be the confiscation and/or destruction of nLockTime based escrowed funds.
== References ==
Bitcoinica

Was an online service that enabled leveraged speculation in its contract-for-difference (CFD) market against the Bitcoin to USD (BTC/USD) exchange rate.
==History==
The service was launched on September 8, 2011Bitcoinica - Advanced Bitcoin Trading Platform. On March 1st, 2012 the site suffered a significant financial loss when a web hosting had an internal security breach that gave the attacker access to a wallet in which Bitcoinica stored funds. More than 43K bitcoins were stolen by the attacker. The operator provided a statement that reserves were sufficient to cover the lossBitcoinica lost 43,554 BTC from Linode compromise, suspicious TXIDs publicized. 
Announced on April 20, 2012 was that Bitcoinica had "reorganized" and was now operated as Bitcoinica LP and had become a registered Financial Services ProviderBitcoinica is now a registered Financial Services Provider!.
On May 11, 2012 Bitcoinica suffered for the second time a security incident in which a large amount of coins were stolen from its hot walletBitcoinica site is taken offline for security investigation. 
On August 1, 2012 the Wendon Group investment fund as creditor to Bitcoinica LP announced that it will appoint a receiver under New Zealand lawBitcoinica Consultancy abandons customers. Bitcoinica to enter Liquidation.
==References==
Category:Defunct products or services
Bitcoinitalia.com

Bitcoinitalia nasce come supporto italiano alla nuova moneta decentralizzata.
Sul sito si possono trovare notizie aggiornate con cadenza regolare oltre a un'ottimo forum.
Forum Bitcoinitalia 
2014. Da questo anno il forum chiude e il sito si occupa solamente di informazioni su bitcoin.
2016. Novembre. Il forum riapre e si presenta nella pagina principale. Il forum è parte integrante del Blog https://blog.comprarebitcoin.info
Bitcoinj

An open source Bitcoin client library built using Java and implements the Bitcoin network protocol. With version 0.7, it was renamed from BitCoinJ to bitcoinj.
The project was announced on March 7, 2011ANNOUNCE - BitCoinJ v0.1, a client-mode implementation in Java. The project was built by Mike Hearn while he was a Google employee as a "20 percent time" projectComment by Google's Chris Dibona on Hacker News.
==See Also==
* Bitcoin Wallet - a standalone wallet for Android and BlackBerry devices
* MultiBit
* Hive - a wallet for Mac OS X with an integrated applications platform
== Security ==
* Thin_Client_Security#BitCoinJ
* Security Model
==External Links==
* bitcoinj project page on Google Code.
==References==
Category:API Bindings
Category:Nodes
Category:Wallets
Category:Clients
Category:Free Software
Category:License/Apache2
Category:Open Source
Category:Java
Bitcoinlocator

bitcoinlocator was a location service that showed the locations on a map where goods and services of the Bitcoin economy were offered. The service allowed service providers, exchanges and merchants to participate by adding a marker to the map so that the visitor to the site only sees nearby offers.
==History==
This service was first offered on July 20, 2011.BitcoinLocator The site has since closed.
==External Links==
* bitcoinlocator web site (dead)
==References==
Category:Local
Category:Inactive
Bitcoinminer

BitcoinMiner.net contains the latest information on Bitcoin Miner, the Bitcoin mining process, and many other related areas. The site contains information suited for beginners all the way to advanced miners. The site contains some of the most commonly asked questions in regards to why and how you could mine Bitcoin. Information is updated on a daily basis.
Contains lengthly articles that answer questions such as:
What is Bitcoin?
How to Use Exchanges
What is Required to Mine Bitcoin?
What is Bitcoin Difficulty?
What are ASIC's?
What are the Most Popular Mining Pools?
Who are Bitcoin's Largest Miners?
How Much Does Cloud Mining Cost?
How Profitable will Bitcoin Mining Be?
The site discusses both the technical as well as the social aspects of mining Bitcoin.
Category:MinersCategory:Mining
Bitcoins.co.kr

A fixed-price [currency exchange] where bitcoins can be bought by those in Korea. 
Language: Korean only.
A Korean-language introduction to Bitcoin can be found at www.buybitcoin.co.kr and a Korean translation of MultiBit is availableKorean version of MultiBit available.
==Buy==
* Buy bitcoins with South Korean won. The exchange rate offered is relative to the latest rate from the largest BTC/USD market.
==History==
The launched was announced on September 27, 2012www.bitcoins.co.kr.
This service is operated by Bitcoin Korea corporationwww.bitcoins.co.kr.
==See Also==
* Selling bitcoins
* Buying bitcoins
==External Links==
* Bitcoins.co.kr website
==References==
Category:Defunct exchanges