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How Much Did GDP Decline?

written by Daniel Sutter

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Bitcoin, Other Alt-Currencies Offer More Choices for Consumers

by Jesse Hathaway January 19, 2016

In just eight years, Bitcoin and the idea of “virtual currency” have gained acceptance and use both online and in the physical world. Spread by word of mouth and other “viral” means, decentralized virtual currencies have gone from a mere thought experiment to a tangible economic reality.

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