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BTC China Drops All Fees -- $28,000 for Dorian Nakamoto -- Western Union Not Ready

MB · 2014-03-19 ·00:03:56 ·MadBitcoins
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Summary

This episode, recorded on March 18, 2014, covers recent developments in the cryptocurrency space, focusing on institutional moves, media attention, and traditional finance resistance.

Summary:
The episode highlights BTC China's decision to drop all trading fees for both Bitcoin and Lightcoin, which the host views as a strategic effort to regain market status. The discussion also addresses the significant donation of $28,000 to Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto, framed as a gesture of goodwill to compensate him for the media frenzy surrounding his mistaken identity as Bitcoin's creator. Finally, the episode tackles the skepticism from traditional financial institutions, exemplified by the Western Union CEO's criticism of digital currencies.

Main Topics Discussed:
* BTC China eliminating all trading fees for Bitcoin and Lightcoin.
* The perceived decline in BTC China's trading volume compared to competitors like BitStamp and WeB.
* The donation of funds to Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto following the media controversy.
* Criticism of Bitcoin and digital currency from established financial entities like Western Union.

Key Quotes:
1. "BTC China to drop all fees after adding BTC to Lightcoin trading option."
2. "Bitcoin again shows that it truly is the currency of charity and goodwill..."
3. "Old World Dinosaur Corporation has criticism of new fangled whippersnappers and your digital currency."

People Mentioned:
* Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto
* Western Union CEO

Bitcoin Price:
* Last: $6.19
* High: $6.21
* Low: $6.13

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People mentioned

Dorian Satoshi NakamotoWestern Union CEO