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The largest Slovenian shopping mall, located in Ljubljana, will be transformed into a ‘Genuine Bitcoin City’. All the 500 shops in the mall will be required to accept Bitcoin as a payment option.

A new cryptocurrency hub has appeared in an Australian beach town called Agnes Water. Despite its small area, the town claims itself to be the country’s first ‘digital currency town’. To attract more tourists, almost all local businesses started to accept virtual coins, as a payment option.

Popular banking institution Banco Masventas (BMV) has recently announced in a statement that it has enabled customers to use bitcoin as an international payment option. As the bank revealed, clients can send virtual coins to more than 50 countries using Bitex.

Bitcoin is considered to be in a “purgatory” period, as research conducted by cryptocurrency advisor Fundstrat shows. It also maintains a year-end target of $20,000 for Bitcoin. The best option we have in the wake of this 40 percent recession is to patiently wait, Tomas Lee reports.

A popular discussion medium and social platform for the cryptocurrency market - Reddit has recently confirmed that it will not accept bitcoin payments for obtaining a premium membership. The platform may have disabled this option because of the change in Coinbase payment construction.

Since VISA’s decision to suspend all Bitcoin prepaid debit and virtual cards issued by Wave Crest Holding in the EU, citizens of Europe and many other countries have had no option to use cryptocurrency cards for withdrawals and POS payments. However, two cryptocurrency-related companies are preparing to bring their new physical and virtual cards to the market.

A new financial technology payment alternative is currently being designed and tested for the major adult entertainment company on the financial market. Playboy TV aims to give its customers an opportunity to pay for adult content with cryptocurrencies.

Starting two weeks ago, an ether wallet received hundreds of thousands of dollars. The only problem was that these funds were hacked from different wallets. Unfortunately, the vast majority of the funds were hacked due to carelessness on the part of the user.

The city of Zug in Switzerland, fast becoming a popular location for crypto-related businesses, has recently announced a new option – Blockchain-based identity registration for all residents.