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NBA legend Pippen warns: "Be like Satoshi Nakamoto"

NBA legend Pippen warns: "Be like Satoshi Nakamoto"

币界网币界网2026/01/27 10:47
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According to a report by Bijie Network: Former NBA star Scottie Pippen advised the cryptocurrency community to "learn from Satoshi Nakamoto," urging everyone to remain patient as the Bitcoin price falls below $90,000 and the market experiences a correction. He highlighted recent fluctuations in gold and silver prices to counter arguments about cryptocurrency instability. Meanwhile, JAN3 CEO Samson Mow predicted that Bitcoin will see a significant surge this year and stated that his long-standing prediction of Bitcoin reaching $1 million will come true.
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