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November 17, 2020
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- Maisie Williams is now seemingly a part of the bitcoin community after publishing a tweet through her official channel this week asking her followers whether she should go Long on the leading cryptocurrency.
- Williams put a poll on her Twitter account questioning whether she should invest in bitcoin or not with almost 1,000,000 people casting a vote at the time of writing.
Ever watched Game of Thrones? Do you remember Arya Stark?
Well the actor who plays her, Maisie Williams is now seemingly a part of the bitcoin community after publishing a tweet through her official channel this week asking her followers whether she should go Long on the leading cryptocurrency.
Williams put a poll on her Twitter account questioning whether she should invest in bitcoin or not with almost 1,000,000 people casting a vote at the time of writing. Interestingly, it is almost 50-50 as to whether she should hold it or not.
The question she posed caught the attention of numerous individuals within the crypto space including Michael Novogratz who explained how she should definitely go forward with her bitcoin investment.
Even the chief executive officer of Tesla, Elon musk responded saying:
🎶 Toss a bitcoin to ur Witcher 🎶
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 16, 2020
Novogratz highlighted that bitcoin could even reach $65,000 as it is currently on trajectory to pay $20,000, its current all-time high.
He said:
I bought more $BTC last night at 15800. It’s going to 20k and the. To 65 k. The network effect has taken over. I see tons of new buyers and there is very little supply. It’s an easier trade here that at 11k. So YES, buy it.
— Mike Novogratz (@novogratz) November 17, 2020
Even though the actress did not reveal what made her suddenly want to opt in for bitcoin, it is very exciting to see someone in her position show such interest in a nascent industry such as cryptocurrency.
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