Jeff Garzik Is the New Bruce Springsteen?

Jeff Garzik Is the New Bruce Springsteen?

Bitcoin now enjoys celebrity status. The digital currency has got people from all industries interested. Bitcoin industry has attracted people holding various offices in both private and government sector to switch their industry. Executives, bureaucrats, law enforcement officials, media and publicity gurus, actors, politicians. You name it, they have done it - switched their careers to pursue the cryptocurrency industry. The latest one to do something like that is Michael Solomon. Who is Michael Solomon? Well, that's a fair question from most of us who do not care about the nitty gritties....


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