Interview with Margaux Avedisian
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Claims Bitcoin cuts remittance time from days to near instant and slashes fees for unbanked migrant workers, describes early hands-on work with mining and joining the Trade Hill exchange relaunch in 2011 as a ground‑floor disruption, notes that core infrastructure is still missing so startups build bridges today, and expects regulatory clarity and wider merchant acceptance next, with incumbent banks and credit card companies eventually facing competitive pressure.
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