FEB 26 DIGEST: Londoners Can Now Pay Rent in Bitcoin, Revised BitLicense Gets 30 More Days

By cineramaFebruary 26, 2015Bitcoin Business

FEB 26 DIGEST: Londoners Can Now Pay Rent in Bitcoin, Revised BitLicense Gets 30 More Days RE/MAX London begins accepting BTC for rent payments, NY BitLicense enters its second 30 day comment period, Bitcoin Foundation attempts to improve Bitcoin’s image and other top stories for February 26. London real estate giant accepts rent payments in bitcoin

RE/MAX London, part of the giant RE/MAX property group has started accepting rental payments in bitcoin via the […]

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FEB 26 DIGEST: Londoners Can Now Pay Rent in Bitcoin, Revised BitLicense Gets 30 More Days

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