Will gold’s ‘infinite mint bug’ make Bitcoin more valuable?
A US fusion startup says it has turned mercury into gold. Could a potential increase in the gold supply strengthen Bitcoin’s claim to be a better form of digital gold?
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- A US fusion startup says it has turned mercury into gold.
- Could a potential increase in the gold supply strengthen Bitcoin’s claim to be a better form of digital gold?
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