Sato.sh the New Website That Pays You in Bitcoin to Share Your Content
In the era of social networks where people share freely everything from the content of their dinner plates to the mood they are in for the world to see instantly, dotcom/mobile entrepreneur and Bitcoin angel investor Alistair Milne has spotted a wide open gap in the market and plans to bring it to the mainstream. The site Sato.sh was created as a direct result of the growing success and flexibility of Bitcoin. The digital currency has enabled people to reward anyone with any amount, anywhere around the globe and Sato which the owners prefer to call it is ready to trial this concept to the....
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