Bitcoin Capitalist Talks Mining, Adoption, and the Future of Bitcoin with Desencryptada
In this exclusive interview with Desencryptada in Buenos Aires, the Bitcoin Capitalist shares insights on Bitcoin mining, the global adoption
This month, while working in Dubai, I had the pleasure of appearing on Maria Andersen’s Crypto Show. Maria is a major pillar of the crypto community in Dubai, and it was an incredible experience to join her at her impressive studio in the BBC Studios office building.
Check out the full interview on YouTube below!
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We are now accepting investments in air-cooled Bitcoin mining containers, custom-manufactured in China. These containers are produced to order, with a two-month production timeline and an additional month for shipping to Dubai.
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Pricing: $45,000, which covers manufacturing, shipping, import taxes, and delivery to the site. Delivery requires two forklifts for installation.
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We’re excited to announce that Bitcoin Capitalist has officially expanded operations to Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The UAE is renowned for its pro-Bitcoin policies, abundant and affordable energy, and exceptional safety, with virtually zero theft. These factors make it the perfect hub for large-scale Bitcoin mining, and we’re thrilled to establish a strong presence here.
Our first Bitcoin Capitalist mining container has arrived at the site and is in the final stages of setup. Once connected to the transformer and water supply, it will be live within a few days. This air-cooled container is equipped with 168 slots for mining machines, offering ample capacity for Bitcoin miners.
We’re reserving some slots for our Paraguay customers, but the remaining spaces are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Whether you already have machines in Dubai or want to purchase miners through us, we are now accepting orders.
Hosting Details:
Energy Cost: $0.06/kWh
Deposit: 3 months
Installation Fee: $100 per machine
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Bitcoin Capitalist Office Dubai
At our new Bitcoin Capitalist office in Dubai, we can receive your machines and forward them to our mining locations. Our team is also available in the office to discuss mining details, bulk miner purchases, investment opportunities in mines, and facilitating cryptocurrency exchanges. To book an appointment, please fill out the form, and a representative will get back to you shortly.
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If you’re looking to purchase a Bitcoin miner for hosting, we offer Whatsminer Bitcoin Miners for sale. As the world’s second-largest Bitcoin miner brand, Whatsminer is renowned for its reliability and compatibility with our Bitcoin Capitalist containers. We handle everything for you—Bitcoin Capitalist will purchase these miners directly from China and take care of shipping and import taxes into the UAE.
I had the opportunity to visit La Crypta Bitcoin Embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and it’s undoubtedly one of the most impressive Bitcoin embassies I’ve seen worldwide. The embassy is housed in a historic building that’s been preserved as a cultural landmark and cannot be torn down.
La Crypta operates its headquarters out of this unique space, where they’re developing tools to support a Bitcoin circular economy. These include a payment terminal for merchants to accept Bitcoin Lightning payments and Bitcoin/USDT debit cards that allow for instant tap-to-pay transactions.
If you’re a Bitcoiner visiting Argentina, I highly recommend stopping by La Crypta Bitcoin Embassy—it’s a must-see!
In this exclusive interview with Desencryptada in Buenos Aires, the Bitcoin Capitalist shares insights on Bitcoin mining, the global adoption of Bitcoin, and its growing traction in the U.S. market. We also discuss the future of Bitcoin prices, the concept of Plan B residencies, and how Bitcoin is reshaping the financial landscape worldwide.
After enduring a brutal bear market where Bitcoin holders watched the price drop from $69,000 to nearly $14,000, their patience has finally been rewarded. For the first time ever, Bitcoin has ripped past $100,000—and it might never look back.
Bitcoin’s ascent into six figures is more than a milestone; it’s a signal. So far, this bull market has been driven largely by long-term holders and institutional buyers. But with the price now reaching new all-time highs, retail investors are poised to flood into the market. Historically, price itself has been one of Bitcoin’s most effective marketing tools, and a new wave of attention from retail buyers could amplify its momentum.
We could be witnessing the dawn of a Bitcoin supercycle. The next U.S. president, Donald Trump, is set to be the first openly pro-Bitcoin leader in history. Trump has even discussed creating a Bitcoin strategic reserve to maintain America’s dominance in the global economy. This policy shift could trigger a worldwide scramble for Bitcoin, with countries, corporations, and individuals rushing to secure the next world reserve currency.
Previously, many expected Western governments to resist Bitcoin adoption, suppressing its growth and price. Instead, we’re seeing a dramatic reversal, with Bitcoin being embraced at the highest levels. This could mark a tipping point for mainstream adoption. If this trend continues, the sky is truly the limit.
Join Bitcoin Capitalist as we sit down with Fernando Arriola from Nova Labs to explore the dynamic landscape of Bitcoin mining in Paraguay. This engaging discussion covers key topics such as energy rate hikes, evolving regulations, the future of mining, tokenization, the challenges of illegal Bitcoin mining, and Paraguay’s journey toward Bitcoin adoption. Don’t miss this in-depth conversation on the opportunities and hurdles shaping Paraguay’s role in the global Bitcoin ecosystem.
I recently had the opportunity to tour the Merkle Standard hydro mining farm, the largest hydro-cooled Bitcoin mining facility in the United States. Located in Spokane, Washington, this impressive facility is powered by sustainable hydroelectric energy from a nearby river. Once an old paper mill, the site has been transformed into a state-of-the-art mining operation. It combines traditional air-cooled mining containers with 32 advanced hydro-cooled containers, setting a new standard in efficient, sustainable Bitcoin mining.
With the U.S. government showing strong support for Bitcoin and clarifying its regulatory stance, significant investments in American Bitcoin mining are on the horizon. Facilities like Merkle Standard are leading the way in showcasing how innovation and sustainability can go hand in hand in the mining industry, positioning the U.S. as a key player in the global Bitcoin ecosystem.
Some of the readers have been asking me about traveling with Bitcoin and the best practices for using cold storage devices on the go. This topic is gaining popularity as more people seek to relocate their wealth to backup jurisdictions. It’s essential to pay close attention to this matter because failing to follow the rules can lead to serious trouble. In this article, I will outline the best practices for traveling with Bitcoin and share some of my personal travel stories.
My very first trip to Latin America was a visit to Panama to see some friends. The flight took me from LAX to Panama City, Panama. At the airport, I handed my ticket to the airline employee at the counter and began walking through the tunnel to board the plane. However, in the tunnel, I encountered two Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers. I was randomly selected, and they asked to inspect my backpack. They placed it on a table and meticulously went through its contents. Afterward, they examined my wallet and counted all the money in it to ensure I wasn’t carrying over $10,000, which is a crime and is considered money laundering by the government.
I had nothing to hide, but I couldn’t help feeling nervous. I couldn’t even imagine how anxious I would have been if I did have something to hide. At the time, Panama was known as a major hub for money laundering due to its strict banking secrecy laws. It was often referred to as the ‘Switzerland of Latin America,’ where foreigners could easily bring bags of cash and deposit them in a bank. As a result, CBP officers were specifically targeting flights to Panama, searching for excess cash, gold, and diamonds. This experience was a real eye-opener for me, and I consider myself fortunate that it happened early in my travels. It served as a stark reminder never to be naive about attempting to transport assets exceeding $10,000.
Gold
My suggestion is to never travel with gold, silver, or any other precious metals. Firstly, precious metals need to be declared because almost any country you travel to requires an import tax on metals. Secondly, customs officers actively scrutinize gold, and it’s just not worth the headache or anxiety of trying to bring gold with you to a foreign country. My recommendation would be either to buy gold in the country where you want to have your backup gold, or if there are no reputable dealers available, consider buying from a trusted company like Scottsdale Mint. You can have them ship it directly to a bullion depository and pay all the taxes legally, giving you peace of mind.
For instance, in Panama, there is a precious metals vault called Fort Kobbe, and you can purchase from Scottsdale Mint. They will ship it directly to the vault and handle all the necessary taxes. I can’t stress enough how important it is not to attempt to bring gold in person, even if you plan on reporting and paying the taxes. It will likely turn into a nightmare and could potentially be dangerous. This is why Bitcoin is a superior asset because you don’t have to physically transport it anywhere.
Bitcoin
If you have Bitcoin on an app, you can travel with millions of dollars anywhere in the world and have zero problems. However, it’s essential to note that apps are considered unsecure hot wallets. So, if you have any significant amount of money, you should own a self-custody device like a Ledger, Trezor, or Coldcard. To access your Bitcoin, you’ll need to have your physical device present to unlock it for sending Bitcoin.
If you want access to your Bitcoin in countries where you’ve obtained your Plan B residency, I recommend writing down your 24-word seed phrase that backs up your self-custody device. Keep a copy in a secure place in your backup country, and consider buying another storage device there. Currently, you can travel freely with self-custody devices, but I’m concerned this may change in the future, as calls to ban these devices from figures like Senator Elizabeth Warren grow louder. You can buy self-custody devices in any country, so if you want zero anxiety, travel with your seed phrase on paper.
For those new to Bitcoin, if you have Bitcoin on a Ledger device, you can access it from any Ledger device as long as you enter your 24-word seed phrase. People have also asked about whether the X-ray machine at the airport could damage their Ledger device. While it’s a real concern, I’ve personally flown with my self-custody devices and taken them through X-ray machines without any damage. However, it’s always a good practice to have multiple backups of your seed phrase on a device you’re taking through the airport. Also, never check a device in your suitcase; always keep it in your possession. I’m certain I’ll be updating this article as governments intensify their search for accessible funds to support the struggling global financial system.
If you are making your journey to Paraguay for the first time to obtain your residency and have no idea where to stay, don’t stress. I will list a couple of my favorite hotels below. When you come to Paraguay, make sure to book hotels or Airbnbs in the Villa Morra area. This is the new area of Asuncion that has all the malls and everything to do. You may come across some cheap hotels and Airbnbs in the old downtown, but there isn’t much going on there. You’ll end up paying the difference to Uber to the Villa Morra area to eat and do things.
Factoria Hotel – If you have the money to spend, Factoria Hotel is one of the coolest hotels I have stayed at. It’s like staying in a museum. Everything about the hotel is exceptional, with beautiful and spacious rooms, a great gym, and an unbelievable breakfast by the majestic pool. Factoria Hotel is within walking distance of the Galeria Mall and is located on the same street as my favorite brunch spot, El Cafe de Aca.
Price – Varies on season, but around $140 – Expedia Link
La Mision Hotel Boutique – La Mision is one of the top hotels in Asuncion and has first class accommodations. La Mision hotel is directly across from the shopping Mariscal Mall, which is one of the major malls in Asuncion. The quality of La Mision and La Factoria are the same, I just prefer the Factoria’s hotel location over La Mision.
Price – $166 – Expedia Link
Las Lomas Casa Hotel – Staying at Las Lomas Hotel is akin to staying in someone’s mansion, as it’s an old mansion converted into a hotel. The hotel boasts a solid gym and a very nice pool with a courtyard for relaxation. There’s a small but excellent restaurant on-site, along with a continental breakfast served every morning. The rooms are average, and depending on the floor you’re on, you may not have a patio or a view. The hotel is conveniently close to the Galeria Mall, although you’ll need to cross a busy street to reach the mall.
Price – $125 – Expedia Link
Five Hotel & Residences – If you are looking for something that is cheap but still a solid hotel then the Five Hotel is a good spot. The rooms are very nice, but no patios and they have a rooftop restaurant that turns into a popular bar night. There is not a lounge space if you are looking to work remote at hotel, I would just recommend going to a coffee shop. The five hotel is a good location but not walking distance to most attractions.
Price – $65 – Expedia Link
Additional Notes
Palmaroga Hotel – The Palmaroga hotel is a nice hotel and if you look online you will see a spectacular hotel where rooms go as low as $65 a night. The catch is this hotel is in the old down town, which doesn’t have much going on and isn’t the safest neighborhood for gringos or people new to the area to wander around.
Dazzler – The Dazzler Hotel boasts an excellent location, being right next to the Galeria Mall and on the same side of the street. However, I wasn’t very impressed with the rooms or the quality of food at the hotel.
Sherarton – The Sheraton enjoys an excellent location, being right next to the Galeria Hotel. However, in my opinion, the hotel is often overpriced and tends to be the most expensive option on Expedia. Despite its price, it doesn’t come close to being the best choice. The Sheraton is more like a typical business hotel, and you can find much better hotels at more affordable prices.
The Panama Canal is one of the largest and most challenging engineering feats ever accomplished by humans. A staggering 25,000 workers died while constructing the Panama Canal, which connects the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. The construction of the Canal was initiated by the French but abandoned due to engineering problems. Later, the canal was completed under the direction of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt. The canal was owned and operated by the U.S. until U.S. President Jimmy Carter returned it to the Panamanian people. The canal has generated billions of dollars in revenue and provided a stable income stream for the government of Panama. Panama has grown to become an international business and banking hub in Latin America. If you plan to visit Panama, I highly recommend seeing the canal and visiting the canal museum in Casco Viejo, Panama.
The Panama Canal is one of the largest and most challenging engineering feats ever accomplished by humans. A staggering 25,000 workers died while constructing the Panama Canal, which connects the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. The construction of the Canal was initiated by the French but abandoned due to engineering problems. Later, the canal was completed under the direction of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt. The canal was owned and operated by the U.S. until U.S. President Jimmy Carter returned it to the Panamanian people. The canal has generated billions of dollars in revenue and provided a stable income stream for the government of Panama. Panama has grown to become an international business and banking hub in Latin America. If you plan to visit Panama, I highly recommend seeing the canal and visiting the canal museum in Casco Viejo, Panama.
With the U.S. banking system beginning to report significant losses and the looming possibility of what appears to be a second great financial crisis, it’s essential to address the topic of precious metals and their secure storage. Prior to the emergence of Bitcoin, I had been saving my wealth in precious metals for years, viewing them as a reliable store of value and insurance in case the financial system experienced a meltdown. The only trustworthy way to own precious metals is through physical possession because gold mining stocks and paper derivatives are likely to become worthless in a genuine crisis, precisely when these assets are most valuable. Given the U.S. government’s history of gold confiscation in 1933 through Executive Order 6102, the question arises: Where should one safeguard their gold?
Let’s begin with where not to store your gold. Bank safety deposit boxes should be avoided, as they are likely to be the first place government authorities search. Once you deposit money in a bank, it essentially becomes the property of the bank, and in an emergency, relying on the bank to grant you access may not be ideal. While gold depositories offer a better option than bank safety deposit boxes, if they are located in the U.S., they are still susceptible to government intervention, potentially resulting in nationalization of gold assets and compensation in fiat currency, which may only be a fraction of its true value. If I were residing in the U.S. or Canada, I would recommend keeping a small portion of your holdings in a secure safe at your primary residence, ensuring easy access in case of an emergency. The bulk of your precious metals, however, should be stored in an overseas vault for added security and peace of mind.
Where to Store Overseas
When storing gold overseas, it is advisable to steer clear of both Western nations and unstable nations. Currently, the top three countries for storing precious metals that satisfy all my criteria are Switzerland, Panama, and Singapore. All three of these nations boast appropriate storage facilities, stability, confidentiality, and robust property rights laws. While no jurisdiction is foolproof, if you possess a substantial amount of precious metals, you might want to consider diversifying and distributing them across these three regions.
Panama
Fort Kobbe International Vaults offers a premium asset storage and wealth preservation service for discerning investors in Panama City, Panama. The name is derived from the former U.S. military base, Fort Kobbe, which guarded the Panama Canal. Although the base is no longer operational, the U.S. military is still responsible for protecting the Panama Canal Zone, where Fort Kobbe International is located, in the event of any obstruction to the free flow of traffic through the canal. Fort Kobbe Vaults is located in a major industrial complex hosting international companies, which is under armed guard and requires passing through a guard gate to access the building.
Fort Kobbe is a highly professional and well-run service. To become a client, you will need to pass a background check and an in-person interview with the owners. However, you can mention the Bitcoin Capitalist as a referral when establishing an account. Fort Kobbe offers competitive pricing for safety deposit boxes in varying sizes to suit your needs. These boxes can be used to store precious metals, documents, and Bitcoin backup codes and seed phrases. Firearms and illicit products are not permitted, and they will observe you interacting with your box.
To get your gold into Panama, you have two options. Fort Kobbe has partnered with two American precious metals dealers, Scottsdale Mint and Kitco. You can buy directly from these companies with your credit card, and every two weeks, your precious metals order will be bundled with other clients for a wholesale shipping rate and shipped directly to Fort Kobbe vaults. Your metals will be placed inside their massive vault, which is incredibly secure and reminiscent of something out of a James Bond movie. Your assets will remain there until the next time you visit, at which point you can pick them up and place them into your safety deposit box. Alternatively, you can purchase precious metals directly from Fort Kobbe Vaults, which also offers liquidity, allowing you to convert your metals back into dollars.
As someone who has traveled throughout Latin America, I can attest that there is no other facility like Fort Kobbe in operation. Many of the countries where I have residency do not have any vault storage, and the few safety box facilities in Panama simply do not compare to what Fort Kobbe has to offer. It’s truly a top-of-the-line service for safeguarding your assets.
Tour
Due to insurance reasons, I was unable to take pictures of the main vault. The vault door you see in the pictures below is meant for the safety deposit boxes. There is no other precious metals storage facility in Panama, let alone in Latin America, of this caliber.
Latin America is often celebrated for its affordability, making it an attractive destination for expatriates and travelers seeking to stretch their dollars. However, not all Latin American countries offer the same level of cost savings. In this article, we’ll delve into three of the most expensive cities to live in Latin America: Costa Rica, Panama, and Uruguay. While these countries are still more affordable than many Western nations, they might not be the best choice if you’re looking for the best bang for your buck. We’ll explore the factors that contribute to their relatively higher costs of living.
Costa Rica – High Taxes and Popular Among Westerners
Costa Rica, often praised for its natural beauty and eco-friendly initiatives, has earned a reputation for being one of the more expensive countries in Latin America. While it remains more affordable than Western countries, the cost of living here can be relatively high. One of the primary reasons for this is the country’s tax structure. Costa Rica imposes some of the highest taxes in Latin America, which can affect everything from income to property ownership. High import duties also contribute to the elevated prices of many goods.
Additionally, Costa Rica has become increasingly popular among Westerners for purchasing second homes and making investments. This surge in demand has driven up property prices, making real estate a more costly endeavor. Furthermore, the appeal of Costa Rica’s pristine rainforests and beautiful beaches has led to a competitive market for housing, further contributing to the overall higher cost of living.
Panama – A Unique Situation with the U.S. Dollar
Panama stands out in Latin America for its use of the U.S. dollar as its official currency. While this brings stability, it eliminates the exchange rate advantage that many other countries enjoy. As a result, Panama’s cost of living tends to be higher than in neighboring countries. Prices for goods and services are comparable to those in the United States, which may surprise those expecting a more favorable financial climate.
Additionally, Panama City, the capital, has seen significant growth in recent years, driving up property prices and rents. The city’s status as a regional business hub has contributed to the overall cost of living. While Panama offers numerous advantages for retirees and expatriates, it may not provide the same cost savings found in other Latin American destinations.
Uruguay – High Standards and Higher Costs
Uruguay is often celebrated as a peaceful and prosperous country with one of the highest standards of living in Latin America. However, this elevated standard of living comes at a cost. The country has relatively high taxes, and its government invests heavily in education, healthcare, and social services. While these investments benefit residents, they also lead to higher costs.
Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, is one of the most expensive cities in Latin America. Housing prices, especially in desirable neighborhoods, can be steep. Additionally, imported goods often carry higher price tags due to import duties and taxes. While Uruguay offers a high quality of life, it may not be the most budget-friendly option for those seeking to maximize their dollars.
Conclusion
While Costa Rica, Panama, and Uruguay offer unique attractions and a higher quality of life compared to many Western countries, they are among the more expensive options in Latin America. Factors such as high taxes, the use of the U.S. dollar, and elevated standards of living contribute to their relatively higher costs of living. If you’re looking for the best bang for your dollar in Latin America, you may want to consider other countries in the region that provide a more budget-friendly lifestyle while still offering incredible experiences and opportunities for adventure.
Uruguay stands out as a premier choice in Latin America for those considering a move south and seeking a secondary residency. This distinction is rooted in Uruguay’s exceptional safety record within South America, underpinned by the stability of its government, economy, and currency. The country not only boasts first-world infrastructure and a variety of amenities familiar to residents of Western countries but also features stunning beaches that enhance its natural beauty. However, despite these appealing qualities, a significant number of individuals contemplate the idea of migrating and obtaining residency in Uruguay but ultimately decide against it, and here’s why.
Many seeking Plan B residencies aim to maintain their current living situation while having a backup residency in case of emergencies. Uruguay, unfortunately, may not be a viable option for many due to its residency requirements. Prospective residents are obligated to spend six months annually in Uruguay to qualify for residency. According to information from a Uruguayan immigration attorney, the earliest residency appointment available is in June 2024. Consequently, obtaining Uruguayan residency is not a swift process and necessitates a six-month relocation to Uruguay.
Post-residency, the maintenance process is akin to Paraguay and Panama, requiring a visit every three years. However, for those aspiring to apply for Uruguayan citizenship in 3-5 years, a more substantial commitment of at least six months per year is mandatory.
For digital nomads capable of meeting the residency time requirement, Uruguay could be an option. Nevertheless, the downsides of living in Uruguay are often overlooked. Expats seldom rave about Uruguay due to its perceived “boring” nature and slow pace of life. The country lacks a young and vibrant party scene, with its vibrancy primarily surfacing during the summer, especially in Punta Del Este, a beach city that becomes a retreat for the affluent in South America. Another commonly cited downside is the relative expense of living in Uruguay compared to other Latin American countries, particularly if one has grown accustomed to the affordability of places like Paraguay and Argentina. While Uruguay is an investable and safe country, the trade-off is a commitment to a residency process that requires time and effort.
8 minute interview clip with Jake Nomada, who is one of the most experienced digital nomads in Latin America. Nomada discusses the Honduran residency and citizenship process, which he is currently going through.
The Paraguay residency process is in constant flux, but this is the latest information regarding the process. The government of Paraguay has been constantly adding extra hurdles to acquire residency and I believe one day they will end the current residency program and replace it with a residency by investment program similar to Panama. If you are on a budget and want to get a backup Plan B residency, don’t wait on this.
Process:
Hire an Attorney: First step is to hire an attorney in Paraguay. Warning, there are many scams out there and many unqualified attorneys that will not get the job done. The Bitcoin Capitalist has a Paraguayan attorney and getting residencies is all they do, you will not be getting a Paraguayan real estate attorney who is trying to get you residency, with no idea what they are doing. Hire Bitcoin Capitalist
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Get Documents:
You must obtain all the required documents and submit them to our attorney before making the trip to Paraguay.
FBI background check / Apostilled by state department
Birth Certificate / Apostille by state of issuance
Copy of Passport / Certified by notary
First Paraguay Visit: You will be required to come stay in Asuncion, Paraguay for at least a week, while we apply for your temporary residence. In case there are any delays, it would be prudent to give yourself a few extra days to complete this process. Your physical presence is not required for several appointments, our attorney can go without you once you are in the country and we have your passport. Enjoy exploring the country, but I recommend staying in Asuncion until the residency process is complete. At the end of trip you will be issued a Paraguayan temporary residency I.D. card.
Visa: Paraguay now allows visa free travel, but you need a visa to start the residency process, I know a little confusing. When you land at Silvio Pettirossi International Airport there is a counter where you can buy a 90 day visa for $50, which allows you to start the process of becoming a Paraguayan resident. After December 31, 2023 the government of Paraguay will most likely be requiring residency seekers to have their attorney apply for visa approval and after approval the residency seeker will be required to go in person to the Paraguayan embassy in their home country. They will be required to show their passport and pay a $150 fee in order to obtain a visa to start the residency process. So if you are planning to get Paraguayan residency, I highly recommend going before December and saving yourself a lot of time and money.
Second Paraguay Visit: In two years you need to return back to Paraguay for another week and we will convert your temporary residency into a permanent residency.
With Bitcoin hitting a new record high near $81,000, we’re witnessing a powerful momentum shift as President-Elect Trump, who is expected to embrace Bitcoin, prepares to take office. This administration is anticipated to bring regulatory clarity and a crypto-friendly approach, setting the stage for what could be one of the largest bull markets in Bitcoin’s history.
In the world of cryptocurrency, there’s a powerful tool to spread awareness and reward supporters: the airdrop. A crypto airdrop is essentially a giveaway of digital tokens, where companies or projects distribute coins to specific wallets to incentivize engagement or reward loyalty. It’s a great way to build a community and create buzz around new projects. Today, I’m excited to share that our company is launching its own airdrop campaign, and you can sign up to receive 5,000 Free Malone coins!
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