attackyour account, it could lose value and any misuse could prompt law enforcement to shut the bitcoin system down& you could be blocked from getting to your investment. a lot of people aren't heeding the warnings. last month the value of the virtual coin rose beyond 11- hundred dollars and a total worldwide value of 11 billion dollars. it has since dropped a little. meanwhile, a poll by bloomberg says half of the public want tighter regulation for the virtual currency. back in the u.s, amazon is planning to be the place consumers turn to for giant tubs of peanut butter and other packaged goods. pantry, a new business to be introduced next year, will compete with warehouse club stores such as sam's club and costco. plans are still private, but pantry intends to launch with about two thousand products ranging from cleaning supplies to pet food. people like their binging. so much so, it could spawn a binging binge. i'm talking about television viewing - watching a bunch of episodes back to back. netflix has popularized the practice with its release of multiple epsodes of new shows at once. a survey

silk road, and a lot of people thought it was significant for bitcoin, but when it shut down it had very little impact on the bitcoin systems a whole. >> explain bitcoin for our viewers, jeremy, what exactly is it? and why is it becoming so popular? >> it's essentially a digital currency, so it exists only electronically. and the strength of it really is in the technology behind the payment network. it provides something that is a lot faster and cheaper to transfer money to people around the world. so it's way more cheaper, for example, than doing an international bank transfer which can take up to a week and will quite costly. >> this move by china's central bank, could this sort of be a catalyst that stops this bitcoin rally? >> i don't really think it is going to have that big of impact, to be honest. china has really helped bitcoin to grow a lot, but it really has just been for the last few months. but there's a lot more to it than just that. there are countries all around the world using bitcoin, and i don't think we have seen the end of bitcoin in china. china has a history of cracking down on technologies, so we may

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bitcoins, you can trevor them right away. the authorities are weary of on anything that could disrupt china's tightly controlled financial system and are unnerving bitcoin believers by cracking down on its trade here, most recently stopping certain exchanges from taking more yuan deposit, key to driving prices higher. li isn't worried. he says his firm's trading volume is the equivalent of $50 billion a day. bitcoin is more trustworthy because its credit is based on science, not an individual or estate. not exactly what the government would like to hear. uni eunice yoon, beijing. >>> what would you like for coins? apple shares, bitcoin or cash? almost all of you went for bitcoins second and apple second. head to trader pollen cnbc.com and have your say, as well. >>> meanwhile, still to come, two days after tapering, the ripples are still being felt across global asset markets. we'll look at how the fed fallout is going to affect u.s. treasury. the second hour of "worldwide exchange" coming up. right after this very, very short break. we'll be back in just a few moments. [ male announcer ] the new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's w

bitcoins, you can transfer them right away. the authorities are weary of anything that could disrupt china's tightly controlled financial system and are unnerving bitcoin believers by cracking down on its trade here, most recently stopping schaks from yuan deposit, a key to driving prices higher. li isn't worried. he says his firm's trading volume is the equivalent of $50 million a day. bitcoin is more trustworthy because its credit is based in science, he says, not in an individual or a state. perhaps not exactly what the government would like to hear. >>> and everyone in the bitcoin bit here in china is waiting for clarity from the government because they're warning if all these recent moves are a way for the government to try to dampen the euphoria or is it actually a warning that they're going to shut the currency down here? guys. >> eunice, thank you for that report. the bitcoin story is not going to stop for quite a while. >> not -- well, we don't know, but probably not. is the jeanie out of the bottle? >> toothpaste is out of the tube. >> the horse has left the barn. >> actually, yes, but it may come back to the barn when all is said and done. >> fallen off the wall, hump

was bitcoin and snowden digital bombshells which in twenty fourteen could take down the twin towers of oligarch and banks are imposing a corrupt and inefficient political financial economic system upon us all on the negative side of twenty thirteen ledger it was a great year for a club to kratz banking psychopaths and monetary maniacs for weapons dealers peeping toms and drone operators yes for it was the year these whack jobs introduced the bail in help to buy debt debt and more debt the never ending list of fines for crimes to which j.p. morgan will never have to admit. obamacare the corporate espionage surveillance state the bedroom tax the housing bubble the speculative market frenzy taper talk taper and the murder of aaron swartz so there's a twenty fourteen being a year and what's justice perhaps is done stacey well we can only hope and i think we said that because snowden i think those could be the digital boncelles that were laid which could deliver some justice now the first headline is a tweet from forbes big corn was far and away the best investment to make in twenty thirteen so had you invested one hundred dollars at the beginning of two thousand and thirteen at the