8 New Bit Pics: Voorhees' Reminder, QR Keychains, and Front Page Finance

Published at: May 17, 2015

— "Keychain with Your Own Bitcoin QR code”

 

— “This is what I got after I logged in Coinbase!”

 

— “In the middle of a busy Makati city street in the Philippines, the sign for the first 2-way Bitcoin ATM stands out prominently!”

 

— “Ladies & Gentlemen, We have made it to the front page of Yahoo Finance”

 

— “Penny Arcade on what a Bitcoin is”

 

— “Seen this on my Facebook timeline today.”

 

— Philosoraptor

 

— “About that Coinbase app update...”

 

— Bitcoin unhacked

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