LazyCoins Launches... Again

LazyCoins Launches... Again

Altcoin exchange LazyCoins is re-launching with a new mobile payments and merchant services app. In a growing world of digital currency, LazyCoins is looking to compete with the likes of bitcoin conglomerate BitPay and fight for its place in the virtual payments universe. Founder Danial Daychopan commented on the decision to re-launch, and what users can expect from the trading platform now that it's been set on a new path: "LazyCoins itself was actually announced to the public some time last year, but we launched beta in July. We didn't send out a press release because we wanted to learn....


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