Bitcoin in 2017: A Currency Devaluation Hedge for Emerging Markets

By cineramaDecember 28, 2016Bitcoin Business

Vinny Lingham is the CEO of identity startup Civic, and the former founder of mobile gift card platform Gyft. In this opinion piece, Lingham gives an overview of bitcoin’s […]

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