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European Central Bank says bitcoin is on the 'road to irrelevance'

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Start date Nov 30, 2022

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Nov 30, 2022

European Central Bank says bitcoin is on the 'road to irrelevance'

The remarks are timely, with the crypto industry reeling from one of its most catastrophic failures in recent history: the downfall of FTX.

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