In the year 2007, a persona going by the name Satoshi Nakamoto began working on a “peer-to-peer electronic payment system.” Though he is said to reside in Japan, many speculate that Nakamoto is actually not one man at all but rather a pseudonym for a group of people. Less than a year later, on August…
Payments Made Easy at Provident Metals
After numerous requests from our customers to accept Crypto Currency and PayPal, we’re happy to say that we’ve delivered on those demands. We now accept nine types of payments for all of our products. As of Aug. 25, Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Litecoin were officially accepted as a payment method. PayPal quickly followed on Aug. 28. High-fives all…
NASCAR: New Provident Metals Paint Scheme on No. 98
Josh Wise will be burning up Richmond International Raceway in a new design on Sept. 6 at the Federated Auto Parts 400 in Virginia. Zombucks and Murk Diem are still featured on the No. 98, but for race number two of our sponsorship with Phil Parsons Racing, we wanted to brighten things up. The car…
Crypto Currency Now Accepted at Provident Metals
As some of you may have noticed, Dogecoin, Bitcoin and Litecoin are now being accepted at Provident Metals. The new payment method allows online customers to use these Crypto Currencies on all products through a simple and secure process. “Crypto Currency” appears as an option under “Payment Information” when a customer is ready to place…
NASCAR, Precious Metals and Cryptocurrency – An Interview with Josh Wise
What do NASCAR, precious metals and cryptocurrency have in common? These days it’s racer Josh Wise, who’s been making headlines in all three communities. Josh drives for Phil Parsons Racing in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. The team had found it challenging lately to obtain sponsorship revenue for his No. 98 car, but that didn’t…
Phil Parsons Talks Reddit, Dogecoin and Provident Metals
When NASCAR’s Phil Parsons talks about his team he gets energized, and it’s easy to understand why. Phil’s crew hasn’t always had the easiest time finding sponsorship dollars, but a dedicated community of Redditors saw Josh Wise driving a plain black car recently and decided to do something about it, internet style. They banded together…
