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Since April, Jack Dorsey's payments company Block began using 10% of its monthly gross Bitcoin-related profits to purchase additional Bitcoin. Block plans to do this every month for the rest of 2024. Block now has significant Bitcoin assets worth approximately $4.7 billion, having purchased 4,709 BTC in October 2020 and 3,318 BTC in early 2021.

Since April, Jack Dorsey's payments company Block began using 10% of its monthly gross Bitcoin-related profits to purchase additional Bitcoin. Block plans to do this every month for the rest of 2024.

Block now has significant Bitcoin assets worth approximately $4.7 billion, having purchased 4,709 BTC in October 2020 and 3,318 BTC in early 2021.

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