Bitcoin bull Mike Novogratz warns that ‘greed and gravity’ could pop the bubbles in Dogecoin and other meme investments

By cineramaFebruary 9, 2021Bitcoin Business

Lucas Jackson/Reuters Bitcoin bull Mike Novogratz told Bloomberg that so-called meme investments leave new traders vulnerable to massive losses.

He also said bubbles in meme assets like Dogecoin […]

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Bitcoin bull Mike Novogratz warns that ‘greed and gravity’ could pop the bubbles in Dogecoin and other meme investments

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