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The CEO of General Motors (GM), America’s largest automaker, says that nothing precludes her company from accepting bitcoin if there is consumer demand for it. “Certainly, we want to make the whole buying and ownership experience as easy as possible,” said the GM chief executive. GM Will Accept Bitcoin if There’s Demand, CEO Indicates Mary […]
Traders who accept bitcoin payment scan use the payment service providers to carry out conversions
Ohio has become the first state of the united states to accept Bitcoin as a formal payment for business taxes - from sales and vehicle taxes to employee taxes and electricity costs
Traders who accept bitcoin payment scan use the payment service providers to carry out conversions
Ohio is becoming the first state of the united states to accept Bitcoin's crypto currency for business tax payments.
Free Speech Social Network Gab Starts Accepting BTC
Free Speech Social Network Gab Starts Accepting BTC
Gab, a social network dedicated to preserving freedom of speech, has announced that its store now accepts BTC directly after banks and payment processors denied the platform service. “Literally no one can no-platform our new crypto shop,” Gab announced. The platform integrated Btcpay Server after it was refused service by Coinbase and Bitpay.
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The Rise Of Bitcoin: Is It A Solution Or Menace?
23 November 2013 | By Gloria Goodale | businessinsider.com
Celine Sotelo “likes to be on the cutting edge,” so she was intrigued when a friend this summer touted the virtues of a new kind of money called Bitcoin. She downloaded the software that would allow her family-owned floral shop/cafe to accept BTC, as Bitcoin is known. In August she posted a sign, “Bitcoin accepted here,” at her shop on Los Angeles’s Westside.
She got her first taker in mid-November. She hopes it’s the dawn of more demand. But Ms. Sotelo says she is also a little worried because, frankly, she doesn’t fully understand Bitcoin yet.
“I used the phone app and pushed the right buttons, but I’m a little freaked out,” Sotelo says after the customer paid $59.95 to Le Petit Jardin by sending her digital bitcoins via his cellphone. “I have no idea if I got the money or not.”
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