Bitcoin Is The Language Of The Internet
If money is language, then bitcoin is English. It has a potential to scale that no other currency has and is the native currency of the internet.You might call it the cable that changed history.In the mid-19th century, there were various attempts to lay cables across the Atlantic Ocean between Ireland and the U.S. It took several failures, numerous bankruptcies and over 10 years before they got it right, but eventually they succeeded. On July 27, 1866, Queen Victoria broadcast a message to the U.S. President Johnson. Here’s what it said:Osborne, July 27, 1866To the President of the United....
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