Can Bitcoin Really Reach a $1 Million Price Tag? Here’s Why Cathie Wood Thinks So.

By cineramaFebruary 14, 2023Bitcoin Business

Seven years ago, Bitcoin was worth only $400, and in another seven, it might be worth more than one million. Known for their love of innovation and disruptive technologies, […]

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Can Bitcoin Really Reach a $1 Million Price Tag? Here’s Why Cathie Wood Thinks So.

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