Marek Skonieczny, one of the founders of the Bitcoin Embassy Amsterdam, is said to be suspended from the organization by his two former associates Martijn Wismeijer and Arthur Rommes because of a series of perceived wrongdoings. As Skonieczny has found a new location, however, he intends to continue the original embassy, meaning that Amsterdam now…
March, 2015
Founder Booted From Organization, Starts Second Embassy
http://cointelegraph.com/news/113811/bitcoin-embassy-amsterdam-founder-booted-from-organization-starts-second-embassy
Representing the Bitcoin Embassy Amsterdam Association Martijn Wismeijer and Arthur Rommes visited our Bitcoin friend and volunteer Niels Harmsen ( of: http://E-gulden.org ) for moral support and to bring some food as a tangible contribution. With another Bitcoin friend he is actively participating ( by also living and sleeping there ! ) in the (temporary)…
Amsterdam, March 8, 2015: Mr Marek Skonieczny – until recently – one of the co-founders of the Bitcoin Embassy Amsterdam had to be removed twice by the Amsterdam Police from the premises of Hofje van Wijs ( address: Zeedijk 43 Amsterdam – http://www.hofjevanwijs.nl/en/ ) where the Bitcoin Embassy Amsterdam meets. He was formally cautioned by…
A story about an old hen living in her 80’s style plastic hen-house that was bound to be forgotten but rescued by Bitcoin. Lucky Eggs, the original Bitcoin Chicken found a home at the Bitcoin Embassy Amsterdam. Lucky Eggs is the first Bitcoin aware vending machine that accepts Bitcoin and over 17 different cryptocurrencies to…
Today Formal Notice was given to mr Marek Skonieczny of immediate suspension of his membership and various attached self-appointed positions and rights ( such as President, (co-)Founder, Ambassador etc. ) of the Bitcoin Embassy Amsterdam Association and/or Bitcoin Embassy Amsterdam. Until recently mr Marek Skonieczny was involved in co-founding and running a not for profit…
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