Copycat Currency: Venezuela Follows India into National Demonetization

By cineramaDecember 12, 2016Bitcoin Business

2016 has become an all-out war against cash. Last month, India almost instantly demonetized their most used paper currency notes, the 500 and 1000 Rs. This has caused massive […]

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