Retail Investors Will Drive A $1 Million Bitcoin Price
It’s time for retail investors to get out of their comfort zone, and spread the good word of bitcoin.To HODL bitcoin is to love bitcoin. And love, being the primary experience which we were set upon this earth for, should be spread like pollen in the wind. If you truly love the people around you, you need to be educating them about bitcoin. Every single time a negative event occurs that is a direct result of the fiat standard that we live in, they must be reminded of this. Knowledge is power, and in a society with a crumbling monetary system, power is key to maintaining stability for your....
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