There’s been quite a flurry of responses to last week’s policy brief on “Virtual Currency Schemes” published by the ECB. The list includes:
- The Gloom Of Central Banking by Tuur Demeester
via ZeroHedge, November 4, 2012
- BitCoin Seen Through The Eyes Of A Central Banker by Tyler Durden
via ZeroHedge, November 4, 2012
- ECB: “Roots Of Bitcoin Can Be Found In The Austrian School Of Economics” by Jon Matonis
via Forbes.com, November 3, 2012
- Friday Humor: The ECB Explains What A Ponzi Scheme Is; Awkward Silence Follows by Tyler Durden
via ZeroHedge, November 2, 2012
- The European Central Bank on Bitcoins by Robert Wenzel
via Economic Policy Journal, November 2, 2012
- Bitcoin, The European Central Bank Sees You As a Threat to Financial Stability by Julia
via Digital Gold Currency (DGC), October 31, 2012
- Bitcoin Likely to Grow, Poses Benefits and Risks: ECB Report by Brian Browdie
via American Banker, October 30, 2012
- Virtual Drive Across Hypothetical Bridge
via Trade With Dave, October 30, 2012
- The ECB Report on Bitcoin and Virtual Currencies by Erik Voorhees
via Genesis Block (BitInstant), October 30, 2012
[Update: And it continues …
- European Central Bank publishes paper on private currencies, cites Austrian economists by Andrew Moran
via Economic Collapse News, November 5, 2012
- The European Central Bank report on Bitcoin by IRDIAL, November 6th, 2012
- Keiser Report E365 - With Tuur Demeester (author of The Gloom of Central Banking post featured on ZeroHedge), Nobember 10, 2012
- ECB report discussed on Daily Paul, November 10, 2012
- Currencies Of The Future by Douglas E. French
via Laissez Faire Club, November 13, 2012
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