Insure Bitcoin: Secure Insured Wallets Now Available

Insure Bitcoin: Secure Insured Wallets Now Available

Image problem for Bitcoin? Bitcoin has an image problem! A problem of its own making and it's a bad image, one that, to some extent, it deserves. The cryptocurrency Bitcoin has gone from a value of cents to being worth over $1,000, and in less than five years. It has now dropped back to less than $500 and, here is the thing, it's not the first time the currency has done this. In 2011, Bitcoin went from 30 cents to $32 before slipping back to $2. People remember the drop because bad news sells papers and a drop of $30 or almost 94% is a great headline, frightening, isn't it. If the currency....


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