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More and more Bitcoin ATMs are popping up in various locations all over the world.

Here is this week’s edition of the latest places, people, and businesses accepting Bitcoin. Flight Search Engine Welcomes Payments by Bitcoin.

Bitcoin community is expanding on the global scale as new businesses are beginning to accept payments in this digital currency.

Bitcoin is an extremely volatile digital currency, and we can see that from the price history of the digital currency. Things are still unsure whether bitcoins will eventually become an accepted currency and gain international acclaim, remain limited or fade into oblivion.

Bitcoin ATMs are spreading around the world at an incredible speed.

Believe it or not, there’s a way to avoid using a paper wallet by using one of the most conventional means of diffusing information – sound.

Bitcoin has gained tremendous popularity in the last year, and it’s safe to say that it has become one of the world’s most convenient ways of buying, selling and trading things over the internet.

According to Bitcoin ATM Map, a website providing a service that tracks Bitcoin or other cryptocurrency ATMS around the world, there are 208 Bitcoin ATMS operating on six continents.

A group of hackers tried to leverage the current conflict between Ukraine and Russia by distributing malware aimed at Bitcoin wallets.

More and more business are beginning to accept Bitcoin as a payment option. The digital currency has gained a lot of popularity in the last year, and it's not just being accepted by companies, but also by the general public, small businesses and even individuals.

More and more business are beginning to love Bitcoin. The digital currency has gained a lot of popularity in the last year, and it's not just being accepted by companies, but also by the general public and small businesses.

A few new Bitcoin ATMS, also called BTMS (Bitcoin teller machines), recently started to operate in five different cities across four continents.

This year’s Bitcoinference Summer 2014 will take place at the Amsterdam Science Park. The conference will be held September 3 - September 5.

Let's see some more businesses keen on entering the fascinating world of cryptocurrency.

Australian Taxation Office just released its guidance on the tax treatment of cryptocurrencies. The set of regulations coincides with Australia's 2013-1014 income tax returns.

Professional trading platform Kraken has announced it will open up operations in Japan sometime next month.

ChangeTip would like to drive mass implementation of micro-payments on the internet, by making use of Bitcoin and some other existing social networks as a way to send "feeless micro-donations to content creators.”

Bitcoin is slowly changing the way we pay for goods and services. The digital currency is gaining tremendous recognition among businesses of all sizes and shapes.

More and more Bitcoin ATMs are popping up in various locations all over the world.

A small Caribbean island, which has yet to be named, will soon become the largest Bitcoin community in the world.

NYSDFS has recently received detailed comments about the virtual currency ecosystem from consumer finance company, Circle.

Consumers have been warned by a federal watchdog about the risks of using Bitcoin. The CPFB said that it will start gathering complaints from people who use Bitcoin and online exchanges.

The Bitcoin Expo (March 1-15, 2015) will be held online only, and thus, will be accessible to the community around the world.

Bitcoinis ruling over the crypto currency marketplace, and increasingly more companies are starting to accept bitcoins as payment mode.

To break down barriers for Bitcoin to turn into a mainstream investment class, the acclaimed Winklevoss brothers filed SEC documents in an attempt to register the first Bitcoin related ETF.

The annual Money2020 conference in Las Vegas is going all out for Bitcoin at this year’s event in November and Cointelegraph is proud to be an official media sponsor of the event.

Debit card supplier Xapo put themselves in a quandary by first promising low transaction fees when they claimed users will be charged a $15 one-time flat fee and now supposedly changed the schedule.

Bitcoinis ruling over the crypto currency marketplace, and increasingly more companies are starting to accept bitcoins as payment mode.

The Russian Ministry of Finance wants to ban Bitcoin transactions. It proposes to limit not only the ‘substitutes’ of money, but also transactions with them, including payments for goods and services.

Virtual Redwood City-based gift card provider Gyft was recently bought out by First Data, a leading provider of payment processing and electronic commerce services.