Jonathan Levine Gallery Now Accepting Dash Payments
Jonathan Levine Gallery, one of the more prestigious art galleries in New York City, is now accepting cryptocurrency payments in the form of Dash (Digital Cash). The choice for digital currency payments was made due to their instantaneous transactions and ease-of-use, compared to dealing with cash payments or bank transfers. The name Jonathan Levine Gallery is renowned in the New York area, as underground art with a unique counterculture point of view takes center stage at this location. Jonathan Levine, the man himself, has made quite a name for himself over the past two decades. His....
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The Jonathan LeVine Gallery, a fine art gallery in New York City that already accepts bitcoin for online art purchases, has begun accepting Dash, a cryptocurrency formerly known as Darkcoin. The move builds on the establishment's reputation for being at the forefront of the cryptocurrency movement, so its clients have the best payment options available, according to Danielle Link, the gallery's spokesperson. "Accepting Dash will open us up to new markets, specifically to those who have cryptocurrency and are searching for places to spend it," Link told CCN. "It is also the wave of the....
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