Bitcoinshop.us appoints major investor relations firm
Bitcoinshop.us appoints Alliance Advisors as their investor relations firm. When talking about Bitcoin and how it should evolve in the future, it's better to put focus on the parties using Bitcoin instead of the protocol itself. We do this because Bitcoin can only grow when the people using it are willing to help it grow. I'm not talking about how many people are into cryptocurrencies. I'm talking about what kind of people are into it. There has been a shifting going on lately. New people entered the world of cryptocurrencies, and they're here to change things. Looking for investors. These....
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