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Hoodies for the Homeless Success! -- China Bitcoin Forever -- Bitcoin Hearing Live! PNN!

MB · 2013-11-18 ·00:04:24 ·MadBitcoins
November 18, 2013 -- Tijuana, Mexico -- Nothing else is MadBitcoins. Here are Today's MadBits: Bitcoin prices are on the moon with Coindesk BPI reporting a Last of $591, a High of $603, and a Low of $471. Litecoin skyrocketed to $8 and 11 cents. Bitcoin Aid to the Philippines is also skyrocketing ...

Summary

This episode, broadcast on November 18, 2013, provided an update on Bitcoin's rapid growth, its global impact, and the ongoing regulatory scrutiny it faced. The tone was highly enthusiastic and activist, emphasizing Bitcoin's utility beyond mere speculation.

1) Main Topics Discussed
* Bitcoin Price Action: Reporting on significant price movements, noting Bitcoin's high of 603 and the simultaneous rise of Litecoin.
* Charitable Use of Crypto: Highlighting the success of "Bitcoin aid" to the Philippines, which raised over $8,850, and the "Hoodies for the Homeless" project in San Francisco.
* Global Adoption & China: Analyzing China's role as a major driver of Bitcoin's global rise, citing its no-fee offerings and mining boom.
* Regulatory Scrutiny: Promoting live commentary on the upcoming Congressional hearing on digital currency, emphasizing that Bitcoin is a global currency regardless of US policy.

2) Key Quotes
* "Bitcoin aid works directly. This is revolutionary charity and effective, incredibly effective."
* "Bitcoin not bombs."
* "The big, bad Bitcoin boogie man is coming to meet you, and it's already thumbed its nose that you're hearing, and the emperor is really wearing no clothes."

3) People Mentioned
* Volunteers (for aid efforts)
* Bitcoin Foundation
* Alpha Line Technologies (Sponsor)
* Tony Rose (at Rose Schneider and Jacobs)

4) Bitcoin Price Mentioned
* Bitcoin (BPI): Last 5.91, High 603, Low 4.71.
* Litecoin: Up to $8.11.
* BTC China: Climbing to over 750.

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People mentioned

Bitcoin FoundationAlpha Line TechnologiesTony Rose