"That'll be 0.17637075920 BTC, please." A bar called EVR opened up near our office a few months ago--one of the very few New York City establishments that accept payment in Bitcoins, the anonymous, decentralized, open-source currency. So we wondered: Suppose we stopped by EVR for a $15 margarita made with mole bitters, and a plate of blue cheese truffle fries. That drink and snack runs $25, or, at the time of writing, 0.16727979744996774 Bitcoins (BTC). What does the bartender say? "That'll be z...
"That'll be 0.17637075920 BTC, please." A bar called EVR opened up near our office a few months ago--one of the very few New York City establishments that accept payment in Bitcoins, the anonymous, decentralized, open-source currency. So we wondered: Suppose we stopped by EVR for a $15 margarita made with mole bitters, and a plate of blue cheese truffle fries. That drink and snack runs $25, or, at the time of writing, 0.16727979744996774 Bitcoins (BTC). What does the bartender say? "That'll be z...
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