It’s a Monday afternoon at a ten-pin bowling alley in Wandsworth, south London, and because the supervisor, Paul, reaches for the cardboard machine to take my cost, I cease him. “I’d prefer to pay with bitcoin,” I say.
After solely a short pause, he pulls out a second cost machine that appears like a cell phone. A QR code flashes on the display and I scan it utilizing an app on my cellphone, which is linked to a bitcoin pockets.
I verify the cost by tapping my display and moments later it flashes inexperienced: cost confirmed. I doubt anybody watching this swift transaction would guess that it had required hours of cautious planning on my half.
Lily Russell-Jones managed to pay for a sport at Strike Bowling with bitcoin
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