Venezuelans Made Lightning-Savvy Hardware to Use Bitcoin During Blackouts

By cineramaNovember 1, 2019Bitcoin Business

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On March 7, 2019, all the lights went out in Venezuela. Total blackout .

While the electricity crisis was already part of everyday life, the blackout still crippled communications across […]

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