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Food Chain Everbowl Accepts Franchise Fee Payment In Bitcoin

An entrepreneur from Ohio paid Everbowl franchise fees in bitcoin for two new locations following the company’s adoption of a Bitcoin standard.

Achieva Becomes Florida’s First Credit Union To Allow Customers To Buy Bitcoin

Achieva Credit Union released a new application that allows customers to buy and sell bitcoin, becoming the first of its kind in Florida to do so.

Fintech Startup Edge Releases First Confidential Bitcoin Mastercard

Edge’s new card will not collect KYC data used to determine a person’s identity giving complete privacy and instant transfers with no fees.

Financial Behemoths Partner For New Bitcoin, Crypto Trading Platform: Report

The new trading platform from Fidelity, Citadel Securities, Virtu Financial and Charles Schwab will enable wide access to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

3iQ Launches Australia’s Third Bitcoin ETF With A Unique Structure

3iQ’s fund operates as a mutual underlying fund of bitcoin holdings valued by the weighted average price of BTC without taking direct custody of any bitcoin.

PayPal Now Allows Bitcoin Transfers To External Wallets

Users of PayPal will be able to send, receive and transfer bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to external wallets and exchanges.

Human Rights Leaders Pen Letter To US Congress For Responsible Bitcoin Legislation

The letter aims to enlighten the U.S. Congress on the global importance of Bitcoin as a tool for personal and financial freedom as regulators seek legislation.

Bitcoin Infrastructure Provider Mash Closes $6 Million Seed Round

Mash, a Bitcoin Lightning Network infrastructure provider, closed a $6 million seed round to build out its usage-based revenue model for content creators.

Senator Lummis Introduces Landmark Bitcoin Bill: Here’s What’s In It

The bipartisan Lummis-Gillibrand overhaul legislation has been introduced – here’s everything you need to know about the Bitcoin and crypto bill.

Ethiopian Central Bank: Business Transactions Using Bitcoin Are “Illegal”

The National Bank of Ethiopia issued a statement reminding its citizens that business transactions made with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are “illegal”.
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