The bitcoin boom reaches a Canadian ghost town

By cineramaSeptember 8, 2018Bitcoin Business

The hydro dam in Ocean Falls, British Columbia, on July 17, 2018. Bloomberg photo by Jackie Dives. In 1971, an 11th grader named Greg Strebel wrote the introduction to […]

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