One of the world's biggest video game services, Steam, has stopped accepting bitcoin because it's so volatile (BTC)

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By Shona GhoshDec 7, 2017, 8:07 am272 pts
Steam is one of the most popular gaming services in the world, with 67 million monthly active players, putting it head-to-head with Sony's PlayStation Network. Steam, owned by Valve Corporation, sells PC games through an online store. It has just canned support for bitcoin payments because the cryptocurrency is…

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