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Fintastico Team
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What's Holding Back Bitcoin in Venezuela? This Group Is Investigating - CoinDesk
The Open Money Initiative is bringing insights from Venezuela to help crypto startups make better tools for people in distressed economies.
Fintastico Team
2 years, 2 months
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Bitcoin Can't Fix Venezuela – I Should Know - CoinDesk
Diana Aguilar used bitcoin to survive in Venezuela, but cryptocurrency can’t fix the troubled nation's economy, she argues.
Fintastico Team
2 years, 2 months
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Bitcoin Can't Fix Venezuela – I Should Know - CoinDesk
Diana Aguilar used bitcoin to survive in Venezuela, but cryptocurrency can’t fix the troubled nation's economy, she argues.
Fintastico Team
2 years, 3 months
https://www.ccn.com/coinbase-ceo-corrupt-dictat...
Coinbase CEO Wants to 'Overthrow Corrupt Dictators' After Hiring Team That Sold Spyware to… Corrupt Dictators
In a livestream Q&A, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong outlined his vision for the future. Among the typical crypto company goals (reach one billion users, revolutionize the economy), Armstrong revealed a much stranger ambition: “overthrow some
Fintastico Team
2 years, 7 months
https://www.coindesk.com/venezuela-isnt-the-cry...
Venezuela Isn't the Crypto Use Case You Want It to Be - CoinDesk
Cryptocurrency enthusiasts love to talk about Venezuelan users as an example of bitcoin's subversive potential – but the reality is more complex.