Renown Historian of Money Says He Was “Very Wrong” About Bitcoin

2019-3-7 20:44

Niall Ferguson, a renown economic historian once named as one of the most influential people in the world by TIME Magazine, said he was “very wrong” about bitcoin. Speaking at... The post Renown Historian of Money Says He Was “Very Wrong” About Bitcoin appeared first on Trustnodes.

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