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In June 2011, Bitcoin plummeted from $32 to $2.
Drop: 94%.
A tech journalist named Betteridge wrote an article titled:
"Bitcoin: A Murdered Currency Experiment?"
The article was well-argued, data-rich, and came to a clear conclusion:
Bitcoin is finished.
After publication, it was widely shared and became the most representative "Bitcoin death declaration" of the time.
Then Bitcoin started to rise.
Back to $10.
To $100.
To $1,000.
The journalist did not admit he was wrong but made an even bolder decision:
He kept writing.
In 2013, when it reached $1,000, he wrote: The

Hold on to OKB and never get off.
Before bed, I saw a message and thought about it for two hours without falling asleep.
The parent company of the NYSE, ICE, invested in OKX.
Valued at $25 billion, with a seat on the board.
Once the news broke, OKB surged from $77 to $120, now pulling back to around $100.
What’s the market cap? Just over $2 billion.
The exchange is valued at $25 billion, and the platform token’s market cap is $2 billion?
This calculation is seriously undervalued.
Don’t rush to buy yet, let me break down the logic for you.
ICE investing in OKX isn’t just a simple financial inve

NYSE parent company ICE invests in crypto exchange OKX, which is valued at approximately $25 billion.

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