Michael Saylor says Bitcoin is becoming a bipartisan issue, pointing to election victories in Florida and Texas by candidates from both parties who have supported government…
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Michael Saylor says Bitcoin is becoming a bipartisan issue, pointing to election victories in Florida and Texas by candidates from both parties who have supported government Bitcoin reserves.
“The ca…
Michael Saylor says Bitcoin is becoming a bipartisan issue, pointing to election victories in Florida and Texas by candidates from both parties who have supported government Bitcoin reserves.
“The case for holding Bitcoin crosses party lines.” https://t.co/emogl8tnbl
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