Uniting Separated Families with ‘Rebittances’: Interview with Filipino Company, Satoshi Citadel Industries

Uniting Separated Families with ‘Rebittances’: Interview with Filipino Company, Satoshi Citadel Industries

John Bailon is Co-Founder and CEO/CTO atSatoshi Citadel Industries (SCI), a Filipino Bitcoin startup aiming to improve the lives of Filipinos with smart and innovative products related to Bitcoin. As of today, the ventures company offers as much as 7 Bitcoin centered products, including the country's first Bitcoin bills payment systemBills Ninja, the Philippines' premier 'rebittance' serviceRebit.ph, and recently launchedthe country's first order book exchange,Coinage. In an interview with CoinTelegraph, Bailon talks about the Filipino market, the local Bitcoin community and his ambitions....


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