Menlo Ventures Select BitPay as Its First Institutional Crypto Investment

By cineramaApril 2, 2018Bitcoin Business

BitPay, the world’s largest blockchain payments provider, has closed its $40 Million extended Series B fundraising round, bringing the total amount raised to over $70 Million since the company’s […]

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Menlo Ventures Select BitPay as Its First Institutional Crypto Investment

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