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Cryptocurrency Games Have Invaded the Most Popular App Stores

Bitcoin and the vast array of cryptocurrencies within the digital asset economy have become extremely popular these days, and one reflection of this metric is how many games can be found trending on the most popular app stores. There are many games available that allow gamers to create their own virtual mining farms, simulate trading cryptocurrencies, and games that even reward people in Bitcoin.   Cryptocurrency Games: Your Chance to Be a Virtual Mining Tycoon and Bitcoin Billionaire Have you ever wanted to try testing your luck in the cryptocurrency markets, but don’t want to lose real money? Or maybe you’ve contemplated creating a mining empire, but only have enough coin in the bank for a couple measly machines. Well, now people with some imagination and a love for games can find a wide array of gaming apps at Apple’s App Store and Google Play. Not too long ago, there were only one or two cryptocurrency related games like Bitcoin Millionaire on the app stores, bu…
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  • June 15, 2018
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Walmart Awarded Patent for Crypto-Powered Energy Consumption Management System

U.S. retail giant Walmart has won a patent for the development of an electrical grid that will be powered by Bitcoin (BTC) or other digital currency, according to a patent application published June 14 by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). The system is designed to help companies better manage energy consumption and regulate demand on an electrical grid using a publicly distributed transactions ledger. Walmart initially filed the patent in December 2017. The patent says that both households and large organizations can use a blockchain-based network of energy-consuming devices. Subsequently, they can assign each device a specific amount of Bitcoin or any other accepted cryptocurrency, which can be used to purchase energy from a utility vendor. The document further explains: “Each unit cryptocurrency may represent a unit or a portion of a unit of energy. For example, if 1 cryptocurrency unit is set to be equivalent to 1 kWh, the provider interface module 131 may…
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  • June 15, 2018
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Brisbane becomes World’s first Crypto-Friendly Airport

Brisbane becomes world’s first crypto-friendly airport, over 30 stores accepting Bitcoin! Visitors to Brisbane Airport can now pay for goods using cryptocurrency, as a new service was formally rolled out over the weekend… A new collaboration between Brisbane Airport and TravelByBit came into force over the weekend. The upshot of it? You can now use cryptocurrencies at over 30 retail stories on the Brisbane Airport complex, with more on the way. A multitude of currencies are being accepted, and the formal rollout follows testing and trials over the past couple of weeks. Now, visitors to the airport can use special payment systems to quickly and easily pay for goods whilst on their travels. Here’s a video released by TravelByBit that demonstrates how the payment system works… Stores in Brisbane Airport have started displaying signs confirming that they accept crypto. Thus, even if travellers don’t use it as of yet, they’ll be aware that Brisbane Airport is cryp…
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  • June 7, 2018
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4 Unusual Places Where Bitcoin Payments Are Accepted

These days it's pretty usual to see store's, restaurant's  and even taxi's accepting payments in Bitcoins or other Cryptocurrencies. However as Cryptocurrency popularity grows there are more and more places where digital currency is welcomed. Here are 4 slightly unusual and different places where you can pay with Crypto.   Funeral Service The private funeral service Crescent Tide Funeral & Cremation from Minneapolis. A discount of 3% is provided if you pay with Bitcoin.   Gentlemen’s Club Private gentlemen’s club Legends Room in Los Angeles accepts Bitcoin and any other Cryptocurrency that is traded on the Bittrex exchange. You can pay for everything with digital money – from drinks in the bar to private dances. The club even has a special Bitcoin ATM. Additionally Legends Room has its own cryptocurrency – Legends (LGD).   Mosque Turkish Mosque Shacklewell Lane in London’s Hackney. It’s not about paying with cryptocur…
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  • May 31, 2018
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Bitcoin Fees are at their Lowest in Years

Fees on the bitcoin network have reached their lowest in seven years, with the median cost of sending BTC currently standing at $0.11. While there are several reasons why BTC fees are low, one of them is obvious: less people are using the network. The number of daily transactions has dropped sharply since last year, and has declined further in the past month. It is no secret that the number of on-chain bitcoin transactions, along with those of other blockchains, has dropped significantly since late 2017. This mirrors the decline in the valuation of bitcoin and most other digital assets during this timeframe. On December 14, almost half a million BTC transactions were recorded in a single day. By February, this figure was averaging below 200,000 a day. On April 24, the number peaked at 254,000, but has since declined, reaching a low of 158,000 on May 26, according to Bitinfocharts.com. In early April, the median BTC transaction fee dropped to under 10 satoshis per byte bef…
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  • May 31, 2018
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Win One of Our Awesome BitcoinPeople T-Shirts

Hi All this week we are giving Two lucky winner’s the chance to win one of our BitcoinPeople T-Shirts! To Enter you must either claim your listing which has been added by us or create your own. Our T-Shirts come in the colour black and from Small to XXL. Produced by @doyoucrypto they are of exceptional quality. Winner will be chosen at Random on Friday 1st June. It's super easy to claim/create a listing. To claim Just signup and click the 'Claim Listing' button with in the header image. Follow the on screen instructions to personalise your listing and that's it. To create a new listing signup and click 'Create Listing' in the top right of the website. View our FAQ's for further information. Good Luck & We Welcome you to the BitcoinPeople Community!  
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  • May 26, 2018
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