Bitcoin Exchange DWV Launches in Remote Western Australia

Bitcoin Exchange DWV Launches in Remote Western Australia

A new bitcoin exchange has launched in Perth, the largest city and capital of Western Australia, a rural state with roughly one inhabitant per square kilometer. Called Digital World Ventures (DWV), the bitcoin-only exchange will aim to target consumers across the country who want trade between the Australian dollar (AUD) and bitcoin by leveraging exchange software provider AlphaPoint. DWV director James Clarke and co-founder Ian Davies suggested that despite his company's location, he believes it has much offer a market he characterized as lacking a strong approach to customer service or....


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