As Bitcoin Appears Poised To Breach The $100K Price Level, Putin Asks The Rhetorical Question: “Who Can Stop Bitcoin?” ...Middle East

Bitcoin (BTC), the world's preeminent cryptocurrency, has received a vociferous endorsement from an unlikely quarter today, adding another layer of legitimacy to the cryptocurrency's enviable status as one of only a handful of truly agnostic wealth-preserving assets. “Who can stop Bitcoin? Nobody.”-President Putin Looks like Bitcoin has a new expansion manager.pic.twitter.com/e1COnDVqPQ — Gabor Gurbacs (@gaborgurbacs) December 4, 2024 To wit, Russia's long-time president, Vladimir Putin, highlighted Bitcoin's intrinsic value proposition today by asking the rhetorical question: "Who can stop Bitcoin?" He then answered his own question with the single word "nobody." Of course, this endorsement

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