Crypto Mouthpieces Need Muting: Why There’s No Coordinated Bitcoin FUD
Right about now, there’s a coordinated attack going on across crypto, but it isn’t targeting Bitcoin. It is targeting cryptocurrency industry journalists, who have little to gain from what they’re being accused of. The situation is yet another reason why crypto needs less mouthpieces like Elon Musk and others who add nothing but memes and […]
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