Topic: Bitcoin blasts past $1000 AGAIN after Zynga accepts cryptocurrency (Read 541 times)
Thank you. It's very interesting information. We will see, where BTC price will be in few weeks. Hope, it has possibility to show old-currecies where the sun of future shines :-)
January 07, 2014, 05:02:04 PM
How better to pay for virtual real estate than with virtual money?
The price of Bitcoins has risen beyond the thousand-dollar mark again after games-maker Zynga announced it would trial the e-currency for in-game purchases.
At the time of writing, a Bitcoin was worth $1,062.30 on the Mt.Gox online exchange, one of the major markets where the software-based, government-free money is traded for authority-backed currencies like dollars and euros.
The surge comes after Zynga told folks on the /r/bitcoin community on Reddit over the weekend that it was starting a trial with BitPay, a Bitcoin service provider, to accept the currency for purchases in games like Farmville 2, Hidden Chronicles and CityVille.
The price of Bitcoins has risen beyond the thousand-dollar mark again after games-maker Zynga announced it would trial the e-currency for in-game purchases.
At the time of writing, a Bitcoin was worth $1,062.30 on the Mt.Gox online exchange, one of the major markets where the software-based, government-free money is traded for authority-backed currencies like dollars and euros.
The surge comes after Zynga told folks on the /r/bitcoin community on Reddit over the weekend that it was starting a trial with BitPay, a Bitcoin service provider, to accept the currency for purchases in games like Farmville 2, Hidden Chronicles and CityVille.
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