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Samsung’s Galaxy S10 may come with a cryptocurrency wallet

Samsung might be embracing crypto in a big way.  Photos posted by leaker of mobile things Ben Geskin allegedly show a Samsung Galaxy S10 feature called the “Samsung Blockchain KeyStore,” which allows users to import a cryptocurrency wallet or create a new one.  SEE ALSO: Leaked images show what Samsung Galaxy S10 might look like…


Samsung might be embracing crypto in a big way. 

Photos posted by leaker of mobile things Ben Geskin allegedly show a Samsung Galaxy S10 feature called the “Samsung Blockchain KeyStore,” which allows users to import a cryptocurrency wallet or create a new one. 

The feature is located in the phone’s “Biometrics and security” menu. Its description says “Samsung Blockchain KeyStore is a secure and convenient place for your cryptocurrency,” and it appears to support only Ethereum at the moment. 

The existence of such a feature was first reported by SamMobile, which claims the wallet will also support Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum-based ERC20 tokens. 

While there are plenty of third-party cryptocurrency wallets to choose from on Android, a built-i

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Bitcoin drives back toward $80K—but one billionaire may be fueling much of the rally

Bitcoin’s price has climbed roughly 15% over the past month, and crossed above $79,000 over the weekend. The oldest cryptocurrency is now sitting at around $77,000, which is the highest the token has traded since an early February selloff, but it’s unclear how durable this latest rally will prove to be. Recommended Video Markets more

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