Bitcoin Trading Plummets in Venezuela Blackout as Government Struggles to Pay Money Printers

By cineramaMarch 14, 2019Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin use in Venezuela took a hit this week after a persisting electricity blackout appeared to limit the ability of users to transact. Bitcoin Trades Drop 40 Percent

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