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Bitwala: questions and answers, lectures and more

Three conferences are to come the next few months in which Bitwala invites you to ask questions

Almost two months ago we told you that Bitwala was in the process of opening an online bank in Germany and all those who so wish could pre-register for the bank they plan to open.

For all those who follow up on this company or are interested in the Bitwala project, they have announced that they are about to hold three conferences which will be:

Luxembourg - May 3 and 4

Amsterdam - May 4 and 5

Amsterdam - June 4-6

In the statement sent by Bitwala, they invite all who are interested to ask questions of Jörg von Minckwitz CEO of Bitwala. All questions can be asked from the link that we will leave below.

Ask the CEO

Although they invite you to ask as many questions as you want, all of them must be asked before September 26 (for which I doubt that any will be answered at the conferences), you can also vote for which of all the questions from the community you want answered.

If you are thinking of asking a question, the website is in English and of course your question should also be in English.

The proposal that Bitwala presents for an online banking that accepts both fiat money and cryptocurrencies in an official and regulated bank account is a step forward for cryptocurrencies and one less headache for all of us who (in the European Union) handle cryptocurrencies.

Currently wanting to use cryptocurrencies to buy products means first looking for which site allows us to make withdrawals (in euros) to our bank (with its many commissions for changes from bitcoin to euros and bank transfer) or, failing that, use services such as Bitnovo which What it does is deposit your satoshis in euros to a prepaid card from a third party (which in this case is Spark).

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Paul Gerard

Mexican in Cantabria, lover of video games, film buff to the core and passionate about technology in general. I'm not a programmer or computer engineer, but that doesn't make me afraid to get my hands on both hardware and software. After work, I dedicated all my time to mining, new video games and silently recovering the gold lost in the conquest. WINTER IS COMING.

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