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There's winners and losers in every business.
You're worried about day to day numbers on long-term investment ideaologies. Makes no sense what you're saying.
You're worried about day to day numbers on long-term investment ideaologies. Makes no sense what you're saying.
PayPal has entered the cryptocurrency market, announcing that its customers will be able to buy and sell Bitcoin and other virtual currencies using their PayPal accounts.
Those virtual coins could then be used to buy things from the 26 million sellers which accept PayPal, it said.
PayPal plans to roll out buying options in the US over the next few weeks, with the full rollout due early next year.
Bitcoin prices rose alongside the news, breaking the $12,000 (£9,170) mark.
The other cryptocurrencies to be added first will be Ethereum, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash (a spin-off from Bitcoin).
All could be stored "directly within the PayPal digital wallet", the company said.