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The Bitcoin logo is seen on an Android cell phone. (Photo by Omar Marques / SOPA / LightRocket images via Getty Images)
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency have found an unlikely house: on the British soap opera Coronation Street, a television program observed by about eight million people per episode
Although the bitcoin could be considered mainstream – the original cryptocurrency has also received a recent mention on the last episode of Eminem album – there is still a huge segment of the world population that does not know bitcoin.
Many bitcoin and cryptocurrency speculators think that as the market for investment widens including previous generations and less experienced technology, could mean an increase in investment – pushing the prices of bitcoins well beyond their maximums historians.
Bitcoin grossed as much as $ 19,000 at the end of last year, dragging with it many other great cryptocurrencies, but in the last years bull run – which starts with bitcoin worth $ 1,000 at the start of the year – collapsed in 2018.
Bitcoin has significantly reduced compared to its historical high, but remains well above its price just over a year ago. CoinDesk
Bitcoin's price has fallen about 60% and is currently fluctuating around the $ 6,000 mark as investors and traders await regulatory approval that could send bitcoins and cryptocurrencies more high across the board.
While much of the recent rumors about bitcoin and cryptocurrency have been all based on exchange-traded funds (ETF) – that could open bitcoins to a much broader investment market – many bitcoin evangelists, including the bitcoin guru Andreas & nbsp; Antonopoulos would prefer to see the adoption of bitcoins by guiding the price while people all over the world choose to use cryptocurrencies on PayPal, Visa and MasterCard.
Bitcoin is an important plot point in the British soap opera. Coronation Street is a step in the right direction here.
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Va also to show the depth that bitcoin awareness has, at least to a certain extent, already penetrated into the collective consciousness – which could be considered an important point in the plot.
Whether it is a bitcoin ETF or not, c & # 39 It is definitely a purpose for many more people who buy in bitcoins as it passes each year.
Here's what actually happened on the show …
Ryan Connor, a character who has been on Street (as he is called ed) since 2006, is a former drug addict, a problematic player and a work DJ.
After playing his last job at the bookmakers he tells his friend that he has invested 50 pounds in whip a few years ago. The couple does some research and discovers that its original investment is now worth around £ 250 million.
However, Ryan – of course – can not remember the password of his whipcoin account, a story that is rapidly becoming cliché in the writing of cryptocurrency pop.
In the end, they track down the password, but their previous researches appeared massively outdated – the currencies are now almost useless – suggesting that the writers of Coronation Street have followed the surprisingly high price tag scene.
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The Bitcoin logo is seen on an Android phone. (Photo by Omar Marques / SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images)
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency have found an unlikely home: in the British soap opera Coronation Street, a television program seen by about eight million people per episode
Although bitcoin could be considered mainstream – the original cryptocurrency has also received a recent mention on Eminem's latest album – there it is still a huge segment of the world's population that does not know bitcoin.
Many bitcoin and cryptocurrency speculators think that the investment market is widening to include earlier and less experienced generations of technology, bitcoin prices may mean increased investment far exceed their historic highs
Bitcoin has grossed $ 19,000 at the end of last year, dragging with it many more big cryptocurrencies, but the last few years run – beginning with bitcoins with a value of less than $ 1,000 at the beginning of the year – collapsed in 2018.
Bitcoin has significantly decreased compared to its historical high, but it remains well above its price just over a year ago. CoinDesk
The price of bitcoin has fallen by around 60% to its all-time high and is currently fluctuating around $ 6,000 as investors and traders await regulatory approval that could send bitcoins and higher cryptocurrencies on all the line.
While much of the recent rumors arou bitcoin and cryptocurrency prices have all been focused on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) – which could open bitcoins to a much larger investment market – many bitcoin evangelists, including the bitcoin guru Andreas Antonopoulos would rather see the adoption of bitcoins at the price guide as people around the world choose to use cryptocurrencies on PayPal, Visa and MasterCard.
Bitcoin is an important point in the plot of the British soap opera Coronation Street is a step in the right direction here.
the story involving bitcoin (called w hipcoin for some inexplicable reason) concerns a character who buys some cryptocurrency years ago only to realize its much increased value now (this kind of reason to get rich quickly is not totally positive) there will be at least millions more people out there knowing bitcoin, cryptocurrency and (to a lesser extent) the underlying blockchain technology than before.
Also shows the depth that bitcoin awareness has, at least to a certain extent, already penetrated into the collective consciousness – which could be considered an important point in the plot.
Whether it's a bitcoin ETF or not, there's certainly room for many more people who buy in bitcoins as it passes every year.
Here's what happened on the show …
Ryan Connor, a character who has been on the street (as he is called) since 2006, is a former drug addict, a problematic player and work DJs.
After downloading his last installment to the bookmakers he tells his friend that he has invested 50 pounds in whipcoin a few years ago. The couple does some research and discovers that its original investment is now worth around £ 250 million.
However, Ryan – of course – can not remember the password of his whipcoin account, a story that is rapidly becoming cliché in the writing of cryptocurrency pop.
In the end, they track down the password, but their previous researches appeared massively outdated – the coins are now almost useless – suggesting that the writers of Coronation Street have followed the scene of prices altino surprisingly up close.
