BIS Paper Shows Meme-Level Grasp of Bitcoin, But Agrees With Saylor on Key Point
A paper from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), an organization of central banks, recycles old, repeatedly rebutted claims about bitcoin—but agrees with Strategy’s Michael Saylor that it isn’t working as every...
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