Bitcoin Becomes Venezuelans’ Last Resort, Even When Buying Food

By cineramaJanuary 3, 2017Bitcoin Business

Amidst the worsening economic crisis and financial turmoil, Venezuelans are in search for alternative assets and stores of value to finance their daily living. The imposition of excessive regulation […]

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