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Microsoft Stops all Bitcoin Transactions - Could Microsoft Use Ripple XRP Instead?
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January 8, 2018
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7:26Now PlayingIt was reported today that Microsoft has halted transactions with Bitcoin, you cannot use Bitcoin for purchasing Microsoft products. Microsoft added support for Bitcoin back in 2014. Ripple XRP could be a better solution for Microsoft! Why this could potentially happen!
Microsoft ran a Ripple validator in the past!
Microsoft’s Marley Gray, who leads Microsoft Azure’s Blockchain as a Service (BaaS) initiative has said positive things about Ripple.
Ripple partnered with Gates Foundation in October of last year to bring banking to the poor, help fight poverty.
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