Bitcoin History Part 3: Turning on the Faucet

By cineramaDecember 8, 2018Bitcoin Business

With no exchanges, P2P marketplaces, or escrow services in Bitcoin’s earliest days, acquiring coins wasn’t easy. You either mined them or begged someone on the Bitcointalk forum to sell […]

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Bitcoin History Part 3: Turning on the Faucet

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