Bitcoin💸 has a larger market cap than the top 3 banks in th

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Bitcoin💸 has a larger market cap than the top 3 banks in the world, combined: • Bitcoin: $1.37 trillion • JPMorgan Chase: $574 billion • Bank of America: $311 billion • IC Bank of China: $268 billion $BTC #bitcoin

Bitcoin💸 has a larger market cap than the top 3 banks in the world, combined:
• Bitcoin: $1.37 trillion
• JPMorgan Chase: $574 billion
• Bank of America: $311 billion
• IC Bank of China: $268 billion
$BTC #bitcoin  

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