Italy: Red Cross Now Accepts Bitcoin (BTC) Donations for COVID-19 Crisis

Italy: Red Cross Now Accepts Bitcoin (BTC) Donations for COVID-19 Crisis
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2020-3-16 23:00

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic that has engulfed the whole world by storm, the Italian Red Cross – Young Platform, and the Colli Albani Committee – on March 15, 2020, announced that they are now accepting donations in Bitcoin (BTC) with the help of Helperbit.

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