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  Coincards Brings Bitcoin Lightning Network Payments To Amazon

  Canadian consumers can now purchase practically anything with Bitcoin instantly and at near-zero transaction fees after gift card merchant Coincards.ca rolled out support for the Lightning Network (LN). Pay For Virtually Anything With Lightning A blog post on its website confirmed on social media April 9 sees Coincards, which has allowed users to buy gift cards for major Canadian retailers with Bitcoin since 2013, permit LN payments for purchases up to $25. The move makes

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  Wilma Woo · April 10, 2018 · 12:00 pm
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  Newegg Opening Bitcoin Payments to Canadian Customers

  Newegg, North America’s leading technology-focused e-retailer, announced on Wednesday that the company is affording customers in Canada the option of paying for products with Bitcoin — citing increased mainstream awareness of the digital currency. ‘The Time Is Right’ Shoppers in Canada using popular e-retailer Newegg may now pay for purchases with Bitcoin. The addition of Canadian Bitcoin payments is long overdue, as payments in the dominant digital currency have been accepted from customers in the

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  Adam James · March 30, 2018 · 9:00 am
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  E-Coin Black Friday Sale: Bitcoin Debit Cards 40% Off for 48 Hours

  Bitcoin debit card provider E-Coin is taking part in the highly anticipated Bitcoin Black Friday event. The company will offer its Bitcoin debit cards at a 40% discount for 48 hours Also read: Bitcoin Black Friday: Merchants and Impact on Bitcoin Normally, an USD-denominated debit card from E-Coin costs $17 USD with standard shipping. During the two-day Bitcoin Black Friday sale, the same card will be available for $10.20 USD with standard shipping. The E-Coin

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  Evan Faggart · November 26, 2015 · 10:53 pm
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  Bitcoin Black Friday: Merchants and Impact on Bitcoin

  Bitcoin Black Friday is known to the bitcoin community as the biggest single day of spending for Bitcoin merchants. Much of bitcoin’s economy revolves around its real world use; Bitcoin Black Friday encourages this idea by offering incentives for purchasing with Bitcoin. On this day, hundreds of discounts will be offered exclusively to Bitcoin buyers on electronics, holiday gifts, clothing, and much more. With over 150 participating merchants, Bitcoin Black Friday promises to be the biggest day

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  Armaan Chandnani · November 26, 2015 · 8:00 am
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  An Analysis of the Last Eighteen Months of Bitcoin

  The declining price in 2014 haven’t stopped 315 Million dollars of Venture Capital being thrown into Blockchain related Startups suggesting healthy level of optimism amongst businesses and investors.

  Nuno Menezes · January 7, 2015 · 3:00 pm
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  Bitcoin 2014 Year in Review

  The goal of this article is to review Bitcoin’s growth as a whole, and discuss key events that happened in each month, and attempt to predict what we can expect 2015 to be like using 2013 and 2014 as years of comparison. This article will be broken down into months covering January- part of December. Bitcoin’s market will be explained simply rather than thoroughly analyzed. I hope you enjoy this article as we review this

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  Drew Cordell · December 12, 2014 · 5:00 pm
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  News Summary: June 29 – July 6

  California repeals law, allows Bitcoin. California legislation passes a bill allowing the use of digital currencies such as Bitcoin! Saturday, Jerry Brown signed this monumental bill, lifting the previous ban on cryptocurrrencies in California. This may have also impacted Bitcoin prices, with prices know around $650, and volume transactions peaking at $50 million for 24 hours. The original law, stating that anything besides the use of US currency is prohibited was outdated, technically even making rewards

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  Nigel Dollentas · July 2, 2014 · 3:32 am