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Dump of material that needs to be placed later
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* External Risks
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All world currencies today are controlled by sovereign nation states. This control has significant political and economic benefits and is, of course, zealously protected. As a result, attempts to create competing and independent digital currencies, have quickly come under legal, or sometimes extra-legal, attack. Without a central organization, clearinghouse or controlling authority, bitcoin is not easy to attack. It is resilient to interference because control of the network and security of the currency is distributed as much as possible.
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////Again, this is good info, but I don't see how it fits into the History of Cryptocurrencies. I might include this in as introductory material in a section on security. - AM////
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