Block launches 'Bitcoin Does' ad campaign targeting US consumers
Original title: Block Releases Bitcoin's Biggest Ad Campaign Yet | Maria Pesce
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- Block launched "Bitcoin Does," its first mass‑consumer Bitcoin ad campaign targeting US consumers.
- Maria Pesce, Head of Bitcoin Marketing at Block, said the ads focus on Bitcoin working in daily life rather than technical explanations.
- A Square seller described Bitcoin as "more honest money," influencing the campaign's message.
- Block’s Lightning Lake at ComplexCon let attendees fish for Bitcoin and pay using the Lightning Network.
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