Wozniak Thinks Bitcoin Is Better Than Gold, ICO’s the Biggest Scam Ever?

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25 October, 2017

Wozniak Thinks Bitcoin Is Better Than Gold, ICO’s the Biggest Scam Ever?

Steve Wozniak (aka the 'Woz') thinks Bitcoin is better than gold and the U.S. dollar, which he called "phony," because the government can always print more. Read More Here

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ICO’s the Biggest Scam Ever?

Jordan Belfort, who was the real-life inspiration behind the film The Wolf of Wall Street starring Leonardo DiCaprio, has said that the trend for initial coin offerings (ICOs) is the “biggest scam ever”. Read More Here

Russia Says Bitcoin Investing Worse Than Casino Gambling

A top Russian official has justified the government’s plans to prohibit ordinary Russians from investing in Bitcoin technology by comparing Bitcoin-related investments with casino gambling. Read More Here

- Compiled by Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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