Gravis Ludus' Carl Williams writes, "Bitcoin is slowly gaining acceptance by more people. Whether is because of the perceived value or the fact that some people like to play on the cutting edge is not known. One thing that I believe has held the cryptocurrency back is the complicated manner in buying or selling it. That problem has mostly been solved thanks to the United States government recognizing Bitcoin as a commodity- much like a share of stock. This has opened up avenues for exchange services to work with banks in buying and selling Bitcoin easily. One last wall that still stood until recently, it is now a pile of cumbersome rubble, was convenience of Bitcoin at merchants like Wal-Mart. This convenience is most prominent in the plastic cards most of us carry in our pockets – debit cards. Here I will go through the current offerings and give my thoughts on why they are good or bad options for everyday use."
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