Former Director of US Mint to Keynote at Bitcoin Conference in N. Carolina

Former Director of US Mint to Keynote at Bitcoin Conference in N. Carolina

We've written a few times about Edmund C. Moy, the former Director of the United States Mint who has seemingly taken a liking to bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. Last month, Moy notable said via social media that, "It's Time Banks Got Competition. Time for Cryptocurrencies," further pushing him into a noble status in the cryptocurrency community. And now he's even doing public speaking at a Bitcoin expo. As first pointed out by bitcoin website CoinTelegraph, Moy will be serving as the keynote speaker at the 'Cryptolina' conference that's taking place from August 15-16th in Raleigh,....


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