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Lloyd Blankfein made it clear that he believes that dismissing Bitcoin while it still possibly has a future is "arrogant."
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While Lloyd Blankfein doesn’t own any bitcoin himself — nor does his American multinational investment bank and financial services company — the CEO of Goldman Sachs still believes that critics shouldn’t dismiss the first and foremost cryptocurrency’s future.
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