Lithuanian convenience store Narvesen and news booth will start selling BTC

The Lithuanian convenience store Narvesen and the Lithuanian newsstand will start selling bitcoins. According to reports, the above stores will sell coupons that can be redeemed online for BTC. The user only needs to provide an email address and a bitcoin wallet address.

Express News
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