Billionaire Tim Draper’s Bitcoin Pitch to Sri Lanka Falls Flat: ‘We Don’t Accept’

By cineramaFebruary 3, 2023Bitcoin Business

Tim Draper, founding partner of venture capital firm Draper Goren Holm (Image: JD Lasica) Billionaire investor and Bitcoin fan Tim Draper made a surprise visit to the headquarters of […]

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Billionaire Tim Draper’s Bitcoin Pitch to Sri Lanka Falls Flat: ‘We Don’t Accept’

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