r/Bitcoin recap - May 2019

Hi Bitcoiners!

I’m back with the 29th monthly Bitcoin news recap. (sorry a bit late this month)

For those unfamiliar, each day I pick out the most popular/relevant/interesting stories in r/Bitcoin and save them. At the end of the month I release them in one batch, to give you a quick (but not necessarily the best) overview of what happened in bitcoin over the past month.

You can see recaps of the previous months on Bitcoinsnippets.com

A recap of Bitcoin in May 2019

Adoption

Development

Security

Mining

Business

Research

Education

Regulation & Politics

Archeology (Financial Incumbents)

Price & Trading

Fun & Other



Submitted June 08, 2019 at 06:52PM by SamWouters http://bit.ly/2MzfpZD

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