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Michael Saylor was once America’s longest standing public CEO and is now executive chairman to the world record amount of Bitcoin. In a new interview, he says, “Bitcoin is a battle for the future of money, and we're talking about $400 trillion in 10 years” https://t.co/TPlkBqTLSt ...

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A person named Satoshi Nakamoto from California was accused in 2014 of being the inventor of Bitcoin because his name matched the online username pseudonym. The claim was proven false. He denied involvement, and Bitcoin’s creator remains a mystery. https://t.co/VK7DY0xM9k ...

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There's three components of Bitcoin that I've kind of put my my side on. When is this going to go back up? Because the one thing I believe in is that it's going higher. The question and the point you made, what's the probability it go what would have to happen for it to sell off past 80,000 and down to 60. Crypto isn't getting money because it's all being sucked out by AI. I think that starts to change this year. What's going on guys? Today in this conversation with Jordy Visser, we talk about the recent CP ...

Spot bitcoin ETF investors may have shown themselves to be anything but momentum chasers this year. While it's no secret that BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has been a wild success since it opened for business in January 2024, data compiled by Bloomberg's crack ETF analyst Eric Balchunas shows that success in another light. So far in 2025, IBIT ranks sixth out of all ETFs in inflows, bringing in more than $25 billion of investor cash. In a list of the top 25 funds by inflows, ranked first is V ...