This Greek Restaurant Offers 20% Discount When You Pay In Bitcoin

This Greek Restaurant Offers 20% Discount When You Pay In Bitcoin

As Eurozone leaders reach an agreement for a new bailout of Greece, the prospect of a 'Grexit' diminishes in the short term. After 17 hours of meetings in Brussels over night in Europe, it seems that the most pressing crisis in Europe has been avoided for now. Nonetheless, the economic uncertainty that swept the country increased awareness of Bitcoin. Some businesses were at the center of this increased awareness of Bitcoin in the southern European country. Tavern Agelos, a traditional Greek restaurant, is one of those businesses. The restaurant is an early adopter, and there's perhaps not....


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