Seeing a financial institution recognize the user's case for making purchases without converting is comforting. It legitimizes the "Godfather" of crypto. In other news, I've seen more and more Bitcoin ATM machines throughout the US, yet I have yet to read an article on this growth and awareness.
I toured through Germany for 15 years during the beginning of social media. The €40 vouchers to get internet in the hotel room was painful...and everyone clamoured for it to use Skype and call home...Hahaha, YouTube was still nascent. It was Facebook that captured everyones attention at the the time and News Article platforms like Huffington Post and Drudge Report solidifying the divide.
Seeing a financial institution recognize the user's case for making purchases without converting is comforting. It legitimizes the "Godfather" of crypto. In other news, I've seen more and more Bitcoin ATM machines throughout the US, yet I have yet to read an article on this growth and awareness.
Yes, fully agree. Even though the fees are very high. That’s the catch for users at least.
I toured through Germany for 15 years during the beginning of social media. The €40 vouchers to get internet in the hotel room was painful...and everyone clamoured for it to use Skype and call home...Hahaha, YouTube was still nascent. It was Facebook that captured everyones attention at the the time and News Article platforms like Huffington Post and Drudge Report solidifying the divide.