Ex-PayPal President David Marcus Labels Bitcoin as Sole 'Neutral Internet Money'
On Wednesday, David Marcus, the former president of PayPal and ex-vice president of Facebook, stated that Bitcoin stands alone as the only form of "neutral internet money" in existence during an episode of the What Bitco...
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