Cryptoart Releases “Bitcoin – The Halving” and Refund Offer Tied to Bitcoin Price
Bitcoin Black Friday in upon us, but The Bitcoin Halving is just around the corner. In anticipation of the event, Cryptoart is excited to release a new art piece entitled "Bitcoin - The Halving" by artist Christina Hess.
Additionally, Cryptoart has come up with a unique way of alleviating concerns of missed opportunity when paying with Bitcoin -- a full refund if the price of Bitcoin trades above the all time high before the Bitcoin Halving Event.
“The Bitcoin Halvening” as some spell it, is an event that occurs approximately every four years and signifies a reduction in the rate in which new bitcoin is released. Sometime in July of 2016, the amount of bitcoin released in each new block will drop from 25 to 12.5. Since new blocks are generated on average every ten minutes, this represents a significant reduction in the dilutive effect of new bitcoin.
"Many people feel like the price of bitcoin will go up as we approach the event. We don't want our bitcoin customers to feel like they are missing an opportunity by spending their BTC. It also adds another level of excitement as we approach the event." says Cryptoart Founder Troy Fearnow.
About the Promotion
The promotion only applies to purchases of "The Halving" and only if paid using bitcoin. The refund is for the full amount of bitcoin, regardless of future exchange rates. If you spend 1 BTC, you will get a 1 BTC refund, and you can keep the Cryptoart. The price must remain above $1,242 as calculated by the Winkdex for 24 hours.
"Bitcoin - The Halving" (along with a time-lapse of its creation) can be found at:
http://cryptoart.com/product/bitcoin-halving/
About Cryptoart
Cryptoart publishes fine art that stores digital currency like Bitcoin. Each piece contains a QR code to send currency to the art piece. Once on the art piece, the digital currency is in "cold storage" and considered safe from online threats and malfunction. The process of combining art with a medium for bitcoin storage offers a unique way for collectors to enjoy and speculate on the currency and art together.
Full details regarding the promotion can be found at:
http://cryptoart.com/bitcoin-halving/
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