Goldman Sachs Chief David Solomon Calls Himself ‘Observer’ as He Reveals Small BTC Investment
David Solomon says he owns “very little” bitcoin, a candid admission that places the Goldman Sachs chief personally inside the asset class he once treated with caution. Goldman Sachs Boss Discloses Owning ‘Very Little’ B...
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