3/30/15 UPDATE Bitcoinzusa Vault 51 International Expansion Update
The first Quarter of 2015 has been quite exciting. Firstly, in 2014, Vault 51 was only available to consumers in two countries, the United States and Canada. Secondly, over the past few months Vault 51 has expanded its international reach and is now available to consumers in the United Kingdom, Switzerland, all European Union Member countries, Singapore, Vietnam and Hong Kong. In sum total, Vault 51 is now available to consumers in thirty-four countries around the world.
Next on the horizon, Bitcoinz USA will continue its international expansion of Vault 51. However, due to barriers of entry such as language, regulations, and marketing strategies in selected countries, Bitcoinz USA is currently negotiating licensing agreements with several operators in major and minor markets to sell Bitcoin and operate Vault 51. This method will surely help to trigger a rapid fire global expansion that has been envisioned for Vault 51 in 2015.
Additionally, Vault 51 version 2 is almost ready. Vault 51 is going mobile in a new state of the art mobile application. Vault 51version 2 will see a more efficient ordering process, new encryption technology, and a fantastic and colorful user friendly interface. Furthermore, multiple currency options will also be available to consumers in the new version of Vault 51.
In conclusion, while Bitcoin innovators have made major strides in security over the past year, Bitcoin exchanges and Bitcoin consumers continue to be a targets for cyber criminals around the world. Recently, a China based Bitcoin exchange came under a huge security breach in which $1.75 million worth of Bitcoin was stolen. Even with all the security advancement over the past year, Bitcoin owners still are not safe. Vault 51 continues to offer a premiere defense system for Bitcoin consumers in thirty-four countries and soon worldwide.
Vault 51 is an offline storage system for Bitcoin users, which is represented by a Physical Bitcoin. The electronic Bitcoin is then stored off-line in a secured computer chip known as Vault 51 and embedded in a Physical Bitcoin, which is not connected to the internet. This process is also known as cold storage and is done to avoid hacking, loss, or theft.
