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May 19, 2015
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Apparently a Bitcoin start-up is preparing chip designs that could be embedded into smart phones and other devices to earn and spend Bitcoins. It seems very interesting, but I have to admit, I don’t know how I feel about my smart phone continually devouring it’s battery life in order to earn a tiny amount of Bitcoins. Although, I also have to say that I wasn’t aware that the total Bitcoin currency was worth a total of 13 billion USD at one point, it’s currently averaging in at about 3 billion. Have any of you used Bitcoins in the past? Do you see yourself using this technology at all?

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I think Bitcoin vogue got reduced and the idea of a particular app didn`t become reality. After all, there was no precise need for it, you can easily pay with your virtual wallet on iOS or Android, why installing another similar app? As far as I know, there are certain areas in retail, where Bitcoin is accepted, I don`t see anybody paying for a tea with cryptocurrencies

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