Will Bitcoin [BTC]’s legacy be the destruction of the 21 million coin supply cap?

By cineramaNovember 4, 2018Bitcoin Business

Opinion: Bitcoin [BTC]’s first block remains, until this day, with a message indelibly etched into it. A headline from the newspapers on that day: January 3, 2009. “Chancellor on […]

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Will Bitcoin [BTC]’s legacy be the destruction of the 21 million coin supply cap?

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