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Bitcoin Billionaires Are Racing to Ride a 3,000% Crypto Boom

Bloomberg Markets23 October 2026, 10:15 UTC

Some of the most prominent early investors in Bitcoin are squaring off again. This time they are seeking to capitalize on a massive rally in the year’s standout major cryptocurrency.

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