Bitcoin has been declared ‘dead’ 402 times since its inception. Here’s how you can track the number of times it has ‘died’ in mainstream media.

By cineramaMarch 6, 2021Bitcoin Business

Sheldon Cooper/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Interest in bitcoin continues to grow, and its meteoric rise is difficult to ignore.

But many skeptics have debated its potential ever since […]

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Bitcoin has been declared ‘dead’ 402 times since its inception. Here’s how you can track the number of times it has ‘died’ in mainstream media.

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