Guinness World Records Adds Bitcoin Under Cryptomania Category

Guinness World Records Adds Bitcoin Under Cryptomania Category

The 2023 edition of the Guinness World Records was launched last month. This latest edition included a wide range of different achievements from many sectors, it recognized the crypto space fully under ‘Cryptomania’ with the inclusion of Bitcoin, NFTs, and other crypto events. Also, the record noted the rise of TikTok and space travel events. […]


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