“Bitcoin will make the Internet much more Secure and Robust” - Michal Wendrowski, Rublon
Michal Wendrowski is an online marketing, internet security specialist and the founder of Rublon. His first online venture was already profitable in 1999 when he was 11 years old. He created websites in German, English and Polish, which generated over ten million page views per month. Over the course of several years in the domain name business, he took over more than 1000 domain names and created CenyDomen.pl, a website that aggregates sales of Polish domain names. Having gathered valuable experiences in Germany and the United States, he returned to Poland to concentrate on innovating the....
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