APR 27 DIGEST: Record VC Investment in Bitcoin’s Q1, Cryptsy Accused of GAW Involvement

By cineramaApril 27, 2015Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin has received record investment funding in Q1 of 2015. SpeedyBitcoins.co.uk has ceased trading indefinitely after losing their banking provider. Cryptsy has been accused of involvement with GAW and PayCoin, and many more top stories from April 27. Bitcoin’s 2015 Q1 figures set new investment record

The first quarter of 2015 was the most successful ever in Bitcoin’s record of attracting new investment capital. Over US$229 million was raised by start-ups in the digital […]

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APR 27 DIGEST: Record VC Investment in Bitcoin’s Q1, Cryptsy Accused of GAW Involvement

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