Diamond Market Meets Bitcoin Through Bitcoin.de

Diamond Market Meets Bitcoin Through Bitcoin.de

There’s a way to purchase diamonds now with cryptocurrency using the exchange Bitcoin.de. The Deutschland-based Bitcoin service has just launched an internal diamond store within its platform. Now customers can use bitcoin to participate in the diamond market and the precious metals scene through the company’s marketplace. Entering the Diamond Market With Bitcoin. The business is pleased to announce this new feature saying: “Bitcoins are scarce and have an innate mathematical beauty – properties they share with diamonds. If you prefer your beauty to take tangible form, you can now use your....


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