Bitcoins have been stolen, but not by hacking the core code. Rather, theft has occurred in a more normal way: security precautions being hacked.
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It can be difficult to grasp the concept of Bitcoin and other 'cryptocurrencies.' Trust us, it's a challenge to explain it clearly, too. Here's a primer on what Bitcoin is and how it works.
5. Has the internal process ever been hacked and bitcoins stolen?
