BitPay Launches Facebook App for Easy Bitcoin Sharing

BitPay Launches Facebook App for Easy Bitcoin Sharing

Georgia-based bitcoin merchant processing specialist BitPay has announced a new tool aimed at spreading bitcoin adoption through popular social network Facebook. Called Get Bits, the Facebook application allows users an easy way to trade bitcoin in-person by helping to arrange meetings between friends on the network. Notably, Get Bits does not allow users to transact through the app. Rather, it serves as a way for independent buyers and sellers to connect via a commonly used platform. BitPay framed the launch as one that sought to use the power of social networking to boost bitcoin, while....


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