How South Africa’s ‘Shark Tank’ Saw its First Bitcoin Investment

Updated: 20 September 2021

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(CoinDesk) – For the first season, one of the four sharks is Vinny Lingham, a South Africa entrepreneur known for a string of companies including Gyft, Yola and now blockchain startup Civic. He also happens to be one of the most vocal supporters of Bitcoin, having incorporated it into past products. In the most recent episode, Lingham brought bitcoin to the fore by offering his investment to the developers of augmented reality game Augmentors in bitcoin.

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