Bitcoin Metals & Co., a Florida-based company that specializes in precious metals artwork, recently launched their website. The online store features a range of Bitcoin-themed jewelry designed from finest precious metals for both men and women.
"It's the perfect marriage, as the designs and the metals complement each other so elegantly; precious metals have been stalwarts in preserving wealth for eons, and now digital currencies offer a modern alternative." said Brigham Coombs, Store Owner in recent press release.
The company's social responsibility efforts primarily focus on environmental and public health issues. In order to demonstrate the social impact of bitcoin and blockchain technology, they have pledged to donate 5% of sales to the BitGive Foundation.
"We are honored to have this partnership with Bitcoin Metals & Co., and appreciate their commitment to social causes from the very start of their business endeavor. It is through broad community support and dedication to positive social impact as an industry that we will demonstrate how Bitcoin can truly change the world." Connie Gallippi, founder and Executive Director of the BitGive Foundation, said in a statement.
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Bitcoin Metals launches bitcoin-themed jewelry site
Bitcoin Metals & Co., a Florida-based company that specializes in precious metals artwork, recently launched their website. The online store features a range of Bitcoin-themed jewelry designed from finest precious metals…
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