PayPal to open up network to cryptocurrencies

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PayPal to open up network to cryptocurrencies
PayPal will allow customers to hold bitcoin and other virtual coins in its online wallet and shop using cryptocurrencies at the 26 million merchants on its network. The new service makes PayPal one of the largest US companies to provide consumers access to cryptocurrencies, which could help ...

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