The newly launched Incognito cryptocurrency, which is promoted as “the most secure currency” on the market, is now accepted at a Perth hotel, according to the Scotland’s national newspaper.
This decision is the result of a pure coincidence – Alfredo Alongi, the owner of this hotel, once found out that he and one of his customers both own this currency. Subsequently, he decided to team up with a fledgling startup in order to simply direct booking.
Incognito is a completely untraceable currency that was introduced by one of Glasgow students back in June. Its founder wants it to become the world’s leading privacy coin.
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