JUN 2 DIGEST: BitFury to Release Light Bulbs that Mine Bitcoin, Corporate Finance getting into Crowdfunding

By cineramaJune 2, 2015Bitcoin Business

BitFury has announced to bring light bulbs capable of bitcoin mining later this year, Corporate Finance houses are getting into crowdfunding, Argentinean social network platform Taringa has seen creative content generation rise by an average of 40 to 50% after users joined its new bitcoin tipping initiative, and more top stories for June 2. BitFury to Release Light Bulbs that Mine Bitcoin

Following the revelation last week that BitFury developed a prototype light bulb […]

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