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Nokia has officially introduced the Nokia 3, Nokia 5, and Nokia 6 in the Philippines last June but it seems like it's a bit of a challenge for interested buyers to find one. It runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow skinned with EMUI and that's where things get a bit complicated. BuyBitcoin.ph, the new Bitcoin exchange that recently launched in the country, is now offering its services to Filipinos who are interested in investing in the said online currency. To buy Bitcoins, you just need to visit one of the 800 branches of the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) and make a deposit. You can sell your Bitcoins using BuyBitcoin.ph's platform granted that you have a MetroBank, BPI, or BDO account. At the time of writing, the buy/sell exchange rate was at Php41,874.30/Php37,858.51. "Many online transactions here are being made by cash deposits in physical locations, and bitcoin is cash for the internet, so it’s a good fit." said BuyBitcoin.ph co-founder Lasse Olesen. "It gives you instant access to a global market where you can receive payments practically for free and, if you want, exchange to cash locally. Read more in our articles including "Fast Five: Digital TV Boxes you can buy in the Philippines" and "Nokia smartphones now at PC Express".