US Bitcoin reserve could slash national debt 35% by 2049: VanEck
VanEck said a US Bitcoin reserve could slash the national debt if the cryptocurrency increases to $42.3 million a coin by 2049.
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VanEck said a US Bitcoin reserve could slash the national debt if the cryptocurrency increases to $42.3 million a coin by 2049.
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