How WIRED Lost $100,000 in Bitcoin

By cineramaMay 28, 2018Bitcoin Business

Mai Schotz Back in 2013, when you could still mine bitcoins at home, WIRED was sent a small, sleek mining device manufactured by the now-defunct Butterfly Labs . We […]

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