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+ title: Bitcoin
+ lecturer: Jeffrey Paul ([@sneakatdatavibe](https://twitter.com/sneakatdatavibe))
+ slides:
+
+ location: Hörsaal der Informatik
+ time: 18:00 Uhr
+
+ parent_tmpl: _talks.html
+{% endmeta %}
+
+
+{% mark abstract %}
+Jeffrey Paul is going to give an introduction into Bitcoin. Bitcoin is a
+digital Peer-to-Peer currency with no central authority which enables instant
+payments to anyone, anywhere in the world. Jeffrey Paul will describe how
+Bitcoin makes use of modern cryptography and how the decentralized algorithm
+behind Bitcoin works. Apart from that he will discuss some of the consequences
+the new currency could have on the society and the current economy.
+
+Jeffrey Paul is a American hacker and entrepreneur currently based in Berlin.
+Founder of datavibe.net (1999) and EEQJ (2009), he writes, presents, and
+consults on a wide range of topics including civil liberties and practical
+applications of networking, cryptography, and security systems.
+{% endmark %}
+
+
+{% mark links %}
+* [Bitcoin](http://bitcoin.org/)
+* [Satoshi Nakamoto](https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Satoshi_Nakamoto)
+* [Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System](http://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf)
+{% endmark %}