Bitcoin Embassy Launches In Poland's Capital Warsaw
A new bitcoin embassy was launched in Poland's capital Warsaw on 12th May with the aim of promoting the digital currency in the country and fostering innovation. Located on Krucza 46 street, right in the city centre, the embassy is a stone's-throw from the Warsaw Stock Exchange and Poland's central bank - two of the most powerful financial institutions in the Polish economy. Inside the newly furbished, contemporary office space stands bitcoin mining hardware. On one of the walls hangs a triple clock showing local time in three cities: Montreal, Tel Aviv and Warsaw. "These are the first....
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On Monday, May 12th, Poland will be slated to get what is being call Europe's first Bitcoin Embassy in Warsaw in a move that shows the bitcoin community continues its rapid growth. The Embassy, located at 46 Krucza Street in the city's center will serve to both bring together bitcoin (and other crypto-currency) enthusiasts and to popularize the use of bitcoin in Poland. Established by Maciej Ziółkowski and Piots Hetzig, the Embassy may just be the kickstart the bitcoin community in Poland needs to get bitcoin in the hands of more people. The attempt to popularize this emerging new payment....
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