You can now search ETH addresses on Google — But what about Bitcoin?
While Google’s feature appears to be good for crypto adoption, a chief investment officer says a move from Apple would make the “crypto industry go from 100 miles an hour to 250 miles in a heartbeat.”
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While Google’s feature appears to be good for crypto adoption, a chief investment officer says a move from Apple would make the “crypto industry go from 100 miles an hour to 250 miles in a heartbeat.”
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