Bitcoin Will Lead The World Out Of The “Fax Era Of Payments,” Ex-Facebook Exe...

Bitcoin Will Lead The World Out Of The “Fax Era Of Payments,” Ex-Facebook Exe...

Former Head of Payments David Marcus stated that Bitcoin is set to become the most critical network to take payments to a new era. Marcus believes the global payment infrastructure is absolute and will benefit from integrating with the cryptocurrency. Related Reading: Weekly Bitcoin And Crypto Preview: Don’t Miss These 5 Market-Moving Events Bitcoin Lightning, […]


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