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Did Samson Mow lower his $1M Bitcoin target? 🤔 No, he raised it to $1.33M. He cites an overdue bull run and gold's massive volatility as proof the fiat system is cracking. If gold can double, #Bitcoin can 10x. 🐂📈

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