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Snowden Reacts to Bitcoin's New Price Milestone — Whistleblower Tweets 'One word: Bitcoin'
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OpenThe well-known whistleblower Edward Snowden reacted to the news about bitcoin surpassing its all-time price high on social media.
Please consider pardoning @Snowden Mr. President @realDonaldTrump @POTUS
Snowden Reacts to Bitcoin's New Price Milestone — Whistleblower Tweets 'One word: Bitcoin' https://t.co/mfMlqwBhCB via @BTCTN
OpenSnowden Reacts to Bitcoin's New Price Milestone — Whistleblower Tweets 'One word: Bitcoin'
The well-known whistleblower Edward Snowden reacted to the news about bitcoin surpassing its all-time price high on social media.
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