Top 10 Tweets - The U.S. government is sending USDC payments to Venezuela Bitcoin is at almost $19,000 todayKurt GrelaNov 21, 2020CommentShareShare 10.Mike McGlone @mikemcglone11#Bitcoin - in Price-Discovery Stage - Isn't a Store of Value, Yet; Bitcoin is on track to be a digital version of #gold, but remains far from it in 2020. At just over a $300 billion market cap on Nov. 19, the benchmark crypto is tiny compared with the about $10 trillion gold mkt, 9.Squawk Box @SquawkCNBC"It's hard to say whether it's [#btc] worth the price it is trading at today. But do I think it is a durable mechanism that--do I think could replace gold to a large extent? Yeah I do, because it's so much more functional," says BlackRock's Rick Rieder. #bitcoin #cryptocurrency. Squawk Box @SquawkCNBC"When you grow the money supply and then you put the type of stimulus into the system we've had ... you create velocity. In traditional economic terms when you get money supply and velocity, you get growth. In my mind its just math," says BlackRock's @RickRieder. 8.Kevin Rooke @kerooke3 Bitcoin funds bought up 24,337 BTC this week. There are only 21 million, and they're going fast. 7.Michael Nicoletos @mnicoletosPaul Tudor Jones ✅ Stanley Drakenmiller ✅ JPM / CEO Jamie Dimon (change of heart)✅ Bridgewater Ray Dalio ✅ BlackRock / CIO of FI Rick Rieder ✅ What else do you need? #Bitcoin6.The Block @TheBlock__ICYMI: 'I don't understand' bitcoin, says billionaire SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son ‘I don’t understand’ bitcoin, says billionaire SoftBank CEO Masayoshi SonMasayoshi Son, the billionaire founder and CEO of Japanese conglomerate SoftBank, says he doesn’t understand bitcoin.theblockcrypto.com5.Marco Santori @msantoriESQ1/ 🚨 BREAKING: US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency proposes rule prohibiting large banks from discriminating against "legal but disfavored" customers like oil & gas biz, independent ATM operators and of course... crypto companies.4.CoinDesk @CoinDeskCryptocurrency investigation firm Chainalysis expects to raise $100 million venture capital at a $1 billion valuation as early as next week, the company told Forbes. by @KReyofCoinDesk Chainalysis Sees Raising $100M in Venture Capital at $1B Valuation: Report - CoinDeskCryptocurrency investigation firm Chainalysis expects to raise $100 million in venture capital at a $1 billion valuation as early as next week, the company told Forbes.trib.al3.Alex Saunders 🇦🇺👨🔬 @AlexSaundersAUData shows coins are leaving exchanges. Even at $18k, with conviction long term, HODLers aren't selling. This makes #Bitcoin unique. In bull cycles #Gold production doubles to meet demand. $BTC can't DOUBLE. In fact it HALVES. Price must rise exponentially to compensate. 💯🔥🚀 2.Jeremy Allaire @jerallaireBreakthrough use-case for $USDC -- with US Govt permission, we partnered with the exiled govt of Venezuela (@jgauido) and Airtm @theairtm to distribute aid to people and healthcare workers in Venezuela. Stablecoins now a tool of US foreign policy -- Circle Partners with Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Airtm to Deliver Aid to Venezuelans Using USDCThrough a collaboration with the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, led by President-elect Juan Guaido, U.S.-based fintech innovator Airtm, and coordination and licensing with the US government, Circle put in place an aid disbursement pipeline that leveraged the power of USDC.circle.com1. CoinDesk @CoinDeskNEW: The U.S. government is sending $USDC payments to Venezuela using @circlepay and @theairtm to bypass Nicolas Maduro, the nation's dictator. @nikhileshde reports US Taps Circle’s USDC for ‘Foreign Policy’ Goals in Venezuela - CoinDeskThe U.S. government is sending USDC payments to Venezuela using Circle and Airtm to bypass Nicolas Maduro, the nation’s dictator.trib.alBonus TweetJohn Vallis @johnkvallisMy dad just now (after a 3+ hour conversation about everything wrong with the world today and how bitcoin has the potential to improve/fix a lot of it): ‘#Bitcoin is like the Underground Railroad to freedom.’ It sure is dad. It sure is.CommentShareShare Subscribe
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