Miami and New York City coins tank despite Mayoral endorsements
“People will stop mining the coin if they can’t make money off of it,” according to Michael Bloomberg, who referred to the two previously hyped city coins.
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“People will stop mining the coin if they can’t make money off of it,” according to Michael Bloomberg, who referred to the two previously hyped city coins.
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