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Originally Posted by dino7c
Anyway back to business, don't call out someone who has lapped you and not expect a response. I come here to give my advice, it has been quality thus far but people are free to do whatever they like. Follow guys who thought $3000 was the ceiling or take my advice. Who is butt hurt? the guy who made the money or the guys who were wrong 10 times or more about it being done. This time for sure though.
Top holders of BTC (it's not going to zero guys)
United States Government 205,515 BTC $5,566,414,878 Government
Block.one 164,000 BTC $4,445,941,600 Private Company
Microstrategy 140,000 BTC $3,795,316,000 Public Company
Winklevoss Twins 70,000 BTC $1,897,658,000 Individual
Tether Holdings 52,673 BTC $1,427,933,426 Private Company
Ukraine 46,351 BTC $1,256,547,799 Government
Tim Draper 29,656 BTC $803,956,366 Individual
The Tezos Foundation 24,808 BTC $672,529,995 Private Company
If only they read CP! save these billionaires please!
they have no clue what they are doing
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Just to re-visit this one...Now why would the US government be gambling on Bitcoin? Oh, right, they aren't. These are seized coins form criminals. So the largest collection of bitcoin is from the proceeds of crime. Good start.
Then you have Block.one, who sounds like a pretty sleazy operation that ripped off investors in it's own coin, which they seem to have bought BTC with.
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/eos-...one-blockchain
Microstrategy is a BI company that seems to be making a big bet, so there's your first actual legitimate company, followed closely by the super astute and intelligent WV twins, well known for their ability to make smart business decisions in the tech world...
Then Tether, who own it for backing their stable coin.
So most of these aren't people betting on BTC being awesome. But even if they were, you'd still be listing a bunch of people/companies who have gambled. None of this is evidence Bitcoin actually has value.