You Can Now Send Bitcoins Over Email With Tip Bot
Good news, perhaps, for bitcoin owners frustrated by Apple's recent removal of Blockchain's wallet app from its stores. A service just launched promises to let people make bitcoin transactions via email, promoting itself as a solution that "works natively on the iPhone, and can't be banned by Apple". The fully automated 'Email Tip Bot' is the product of developer Christian Genco, who also moonlights as a stage actor and speaker at TEDx events in Texas. The Tip Bot functions as a standalone system, meaning that once bitcoins are there, they can be transferred around without the need for any....
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