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Sabadão com a família sempre...! @elaine.woidelodambroski @mayconcastilhos #kiara #bylls #dog #pitbull #famila https://www.instagram.com/p/CRuCDu0l9xk/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Uma pausa no trabalho para passear com a família! @mayconcastilhos @elaine.woidelodambroski #kiara #bylls #dog #pitbull #famila #descanso #paz https://www.instagram.com/p/CRq6ZWsrkh9/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Bitcoin Üzerinden Borç Almak İster miydiniz?

Bitcoin Üzerinden Borç Almak İster miydiniz?

Toplumun ihtiyaçlarını karşılamak için Blockchain teknolojisini kullanmak popüler bir trend olmaya (more…)

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Passover and Bitcoin ~ As Seasons Change. . .

Spring has sprung, which means now you’ll start seeing more about foraging again as well as my BTC adventures and financial budgetting tips, thoughts and adventures.

Around our house, we celebrate Passover instead of Easter, which made the incredibly early lunar holiday a bit of a challenge for us this year. We visited one of our usual foraging grounds to see if any plants were poking above the…

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Bylls Lets Canadians Pay Bills in Bitcoin

By Danny Bradbury, Coindesk.com

Canadian government officials may not think that bitcoin is legal tender, but thanks to a new startup, you can still pay your taxes in it – along with a lot of other bills. Canadian firm Bylls has become one of the first to offer bill payment in bitcoins. The service, only available in Canada at present, enables users to pay around 6,000 Canadian organisations – including the government – in bitcoins, by handling the fiat conversion for you.

Started by Eric Spano, Bylls was incubated at the Bitcoin Embassy, a bitcoin education and advocacy group in a 14,000 square-foot building in Montreal. The Embassy also recently became the Canadian affiliate chapter for the Bitcoin Foundation.

This isn’t Spano’s first rodeo. He has a background in finance, and originally founded a local bitcoin trading website called Northland Bitcoins. Canadian bank RBC closed that site’s bank account, around the same time that it closed the account for Canadian bitcoin exchange Virtex. But instead of being discouraged, Spano searched for a new business model.

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