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BITCOIN WENT 9X AFTER GTA V WAS RELEASED! When GTA V launched in September 2013, Bitcoin was trading at just $127. Less than 3 months later, Bitcoin skyrocketed to $1,132. That’s…

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Published: 2026-11-10 12:30 UTC
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🚨 BITCOIN WENT 9X AFTER GTA V WAS RELEASED! When GTA V launched in September 2013, Bitcoin was trading at just $127. Less than 3 months later, Bitcoin skyrocketed to $1,132. That’s nearly a 9X inc…

🚨 BITCOIN WENT 9X AFTER GTA V WAS RELEASED! When GTA V launched in September 2013, Bitcoin was trading at just $127. Less than 3 months later, Bitcoin skyrocketed to $1,132. That’s nearly a 9X increase! GTA VI is scheduled for November 2026, with Bitcoin currently trading around $75,000. If history repeats, Bitcoin could reach a staggering $665,000! Coincidence or are we about to witness the biggest Bitcoin rally in history?

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