Craig Wright Threatened to Crash The Bitcoin Price… So, What Happened?

Craig Wright Threatened to Crash The Bitcoin Price… So, What Happened?
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2020-5-13 02:48

There are many halving predictions yet to come true — among them, Satoshi claimant Craig Wright’s “long-term advance notice” from 2018 that he would crash the Bitcoin price.

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