Bitcoiners slam Saylor for throwing weight behind ‘too big to fail’ banks
Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor previously said without Bitcoin self-custody, custodians would accumulate too much power, which they could then abuse.
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Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor previously said without Bitcoin self-custody, custodians would accumulate too much power, which they could then abuse.
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