Britcoin - The Chiefly British Coin
Britcoin is today's Random Coin of the Day for its dedication to making a chiefly British cryptocurrency. The new fad in the cryptocurrency market is that of national cryptocurrencies, but Britcoin takes this a step further and has launched a way for British citizens to buy Britcoin directly. Not only can you buy Britcoins with your British bank account, but they're implementing a way to spend Britcoin anywhere Bitcoin is accepted. Britcoin Review. The following information was researched on the Britcoin website and BitcoinTalk thread. Market Cap: $22,026 USD. Maximum coins issued: 10....
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Will Thomas, founder of Britcoin, gives us a deeper look into the ever growing popularity of national cryptocurrencies and why they're important to people. We'll also take a look at the path Britcoin has taken and what the future might hold. We'll meet the developers to find out what exactly makes this coin tick. Previously, CCN has had Britcoin as the Random Coin of the Day. If you'd like to learn even more about Britcoin, such as mining information and where you can trade the coin, have a look. Britcoin Exclusive Interview. Why is a national cryptocurrency necessary? We believe national....
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