German start-up Opago Pay has developed a payment service that frees merchants from the technological and legislative hurdles of accepting bitcoin payments.
Chinese officials have already warned that transacting in Tether is illegal—and late last year, it urged local authorities to embark to impose tighter restrictions and punish those responsible.
German start-up Opago Pay has developed a payment service that frees merchants from the technological and legislative hurdles of accepting bitcoin payments.
Chinese officials have already warned that transacting in Tether is illegal—and late last year, it urged local authorities to embark to impose tighter restrictions and punish those responsible.
By introducing these features, the company ensures that users understand the impact of their transactions and remain protected from suspicious smart contracts, phishing websites, and compromised dApps.
Bitcoin ATM installations are on the rise again after a plunge last year. The U.S. leads the resurgence with over 31,600 machines installed. Challenges such as regulatory hurdles and high fees persist.
While just 25% say they have a positive perception about digital assets, 54% are planning to invest in crypto—with diversification cited as a particularly potent use case.
Back in 2021, he had described Bitcoin as a "scam" — telling Fox Business that he didn't like it "because it's another currency competing against the dollar."
