Exodus Makes Blockchain Technology Fun to Bring Non-Techies into the Fold!
Blockchain isn’t just for geeks. But because it’s such a new technology, many people aren’t warming up to it and gaining the many benefits that cryptocurrencies can offer them. Exodus, a multi-digital-asset wallet with the ShapeShift exchange built in, is attempting to change this picture. As its name implies, Exodus allows people to leave the geeky imagery often associated with blockchain technology and experience it as the uplifting journey that it can and should be. Exodus distinguishes itself on the blockchain landscape with its aesthetically pleasing user interface that will be....
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