Venezuelan Migrants Are Using Bitcoin for Remittances, But There’s a Catch

By cineramaOctober 17, 2019Bitcoin Business

In 2018, Deimer González packed his college diploma, clothes and a mobile wallet with 1.5 BTC in savings and left Venezuela. What unfolded throughout 2019 offers a microcosm for […]

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Venezuelan Migrants Are Using Bitcoin for Remittances, But There’s a Catch

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