Bitcoin Demand Surges in Zimbabwe Following Successful Coup

By cineramaNovember 19, 2017Bitcoin Business

The price of Bitcoin surged by as much as 10% on the Zimbabwean exchange Golix in mid-November 2017 after the military successfully staged a coup d’état. The country is […]

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