Mark Cuban Wants Bitcoin Price to Go Down so that He Could Buy More
American billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban continues to remain bullish on Bitcoin, saying that he even prefers investing in the digital asset over gold. The TV personality stated that he plans to buy more BTC when its...
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The TV personality stated that he plans to buy more BTC when its price drops. “I want Bitcoin to go down a lot further so I can buy some more,” Cuban said in an interview with American comedian and talk-show host Bill Maher....
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