How To Use A Bitcoin ATM: A Beginner’s Guide [2021]
How To Use A Bitcoin ATM or Kiosk: A Beginner’s Guide For 2021 How did you first hear about bitcoin? Maybe you saw a story on
Week of March 18, 2020
In the last 7 days, global financial markets (crypto included) have been at the center of some dramatic and very bizarre events. As much as we’d like to avoid the Coronavirus topic, it impacted the financial world in a very significant way this week. Here’s a recap to put things in perspective.
Since last week we have seen:
The virus exposed many structural weaknesses in global financial markets, that much is true. Central banks around the world have either already created or are committed to creating trillions in new money to curb panic and market downside. It’s yet to be seen if their efforts will prove to be effective long term.
But let’s remember that this is exactly why Bitcoin was created. Bitcoin was born in the midst of the 2008 financial crisis, when bailouts were given to insolvent banks and hedge funds, when new money was created and given to the most irresponsible of market participants. There are many eerie similarities today.
Despite this chaos the past 7 days, Bitcoin carried on. It continued creating new blocks as scheduled every ten minutes. Its monetary policy remained unwavering. Its believers more convicted than ever.
Bitcoin Falls From $8,000
Use caution and stay safe if you visit a grocery store near you with a kiosk.
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How To Use A Bitcoin ATM or Kiosk: A Beginner’s Guide For 2021 How did you first hear about bitcoin? Maybe you saw a story on
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