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Parent Category: Bitcoin
on 17 March 2020

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Kenyan bitcoin wallet Kipochi has a service which enables people to send and receive the virtual currency and convert it to and from an M-Pesa balance.
Kipochi - wallet in Swahili – lets users receive and send bitcoin around the world, working with any Web-enabled mobile phone.
https://kipochi.com/en/regions/africa

http://www.retail-loyalty.org/en/news/kipochi-integrates-bitcoin-wallet-with-m-pesa/

Parent Category: Bitcoin
on 10 March 2020

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Khan Academy Bitcoin Training Videos

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Parent Category: Bitcoin
on 27 February 2020

OH MY DOGE! by BitkoinMama for BITCOINWOMANmag

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Parent Category: Bitcoin
on 21 February 2020

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Parent Category: Bitcoin
on 18 February 2020

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 We come up with simple and effective ways to help you improve your knowledge about Bitcoin and to benefit from this freedom and liberty.

What is Money?

 Money is primarily a medium of exchange or means of exchange. It is a way for a person to trade what he has for what he wants. Ideal money has three critical characteristics: it acts as a medium of exchange; it is an economic good; and it is a means of economic calculation.

 Medium of Exchange

 To properly understand money as a medium of exchange one must first go back to the first methods of trade. Before money was invented one would have to engage in direct barter. A farmer who produced grain – but wanted shoes for his family – would have to find someone who, a) had shoes and, b) wanted grain. You can imagine the difficulty involved in finding that perfect someone who had what the farmer wanted and wanted what the farmer had.

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