Mark Cuban says crypto crash highlights Warren Buffett’s wisdom
The billionaire crypto investor admits there are still hard times ahead for most financial markets but says that as long as the crypto space produces new tech, it will be fine.
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The billionaire crypto investor admits there are still hard times ahead for most financial markets but says that as long as the crypto space produces new tech, it will be fine.
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