The University Of Pennsylvania Continues To Hold Some Of A $5 Million Bitcoin...
The University of Pennsylvania received a $5 million bitcoin donation and confirmed it still holds some of the donation in Bitcoin.
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The University of Pennsylvania confirmed today it still holds part of a $5 million donation it received earlier this year in Bitcoin.
The University of Pennsylvania received a $5 million donation in bitcoin to support financial innovation at its Wharton business school.
CoinOutlet's ATMs will soon be inhabiting Pennsylvania. At 6:00 PM EST 11/14/14, Bitcoin ATM service Coin Outlet will officially open a Bitcoin ATM to the public at Four54 Grill in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This is the first Bitcoin ATM in Pennsylvania. Coin Outlet CEO Eric Grill will be in attendance to showcase the new ATM and help people use it. Leigh Menkes, owner of Four54 Grill, pronounced that everyone should "come down to the best burger joint in town on Friday, and bring your Bitcoin wallet!" You can head out to the event tonight; it will be held at 6 PM EST at Four54 Grill, 454....
The university will also hold most of its bitcoin, only allocating 1% each quarter to explore additional Bitcoin uses for SDSU.
The Pennsylvania-based pharmacist said he got the idea of using crypto to feed the homeless from science fiction movies such as the 2017 remake of Blade Runner 2049 and Justin Timberlake’s 2011 movie In Time. Pennsylvania-based pharmacist Kenneth Kim had always “wanted to do something with crypto” that could “make the world a better place”. In 2019, he founded what is known today as Crypto for the Homeless (CFTHL), a New Jersey registered non–profit organization, which has fed more than 5,000 homeless people around the world through the use of digital currencies. “I always had the desire....