Kim Dotcom’s Reloaded MegaUpload 2.0 to Have Bitcoin Support
Kim Dotcom has announced that his upcoming cloud based file sharing platform MegaUpload 2.0 will have Bitcoin support. Kim Dotcom’s famed MegaUpload file sharing service is set to make a comeback in a new avatar soon. This time, the new MegaUpload 2.0 will embrace the digital currency revolution by including Bitcoin payment option. Kim Dotcom, the tech entrepreneur and the founder of ‘Internet Party‘- a political party in New Zealand – has hinted the possibility of Bitcoin payments integration in his upcoming file sharing application earlier this weekend. The announcement was made on his....
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Kim Dotcom, the New Zealand-based politician, and creator of Megaupload has announced the implementation of Bitcoin microtransactions in the upcoming file sharing application. As the new Megaupload 2.0’s launch date nears, Kim Dotcom has announced the inclusion of Bitcoin micropayments into the platform. The revival of Megaupload is currently set for January 20 next year, marking the anniversary of its predecessor’s forced closure by law enforcement agencies in 2012. According to Kim Dotcom’s recent twitter post, all file transfers on the new Megaupload 2.0 file sharing platform will be....
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