Bitcoin User Loses US$50,000 as Wallet and Backups Get Destroyed in Fire

By cineramaAugust 5, 2017Bitcoin Business

Safely storing your bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies is a lot more difficult than you might assume. Keeping funds in a wallet of which only you control the private key […]

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Bitcoin User Loses US$50,000 as Wallet and Backups Get Destroyed in Fire

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