Joining a number of other prominent celebrities, "Game of Thrones" star Maisie Williams recently asked her Twitter followers if she should buy the leading cryptocurrency.
Williams, the actress behind the "Game of Thrones'" Arya Stark, asked her nearly three million followers earlier today if she should "Go long on bitcoin."
Some argued that Bitcoin is "Bad for the planet" while one of her fans said that they thought the cryptocurrency was just a "Meme."
Williams' comment about Bitcoin comes shortly after other A-list celebrities also expressed their interest in the coin.
A few days prior to that, Kanye doubled down on his love for Bitcoin in an interview with Joe Rogan.
Whether or not Williams buys Bitcoin, one thing is for certain: she just exposed hundreds of thousands, maybe even millions, to the cryptocurrency market.
As CryptoSlate reported previously, the ongoing Bitcoin rally to nearly $17,000 now has been predicated on institutional volumes, with little interest from retail investors.
Instead of mom and pop investors buying cryptocurrency, it is firms such as Stone Ridge Asset Management and MicroStrategy, along with investors like Stan Druckenmiller that are buying Bitcoin.
With retail investors having driven the 2017 rally to $20,000, the current lack of retail interest in BTC means there is a large amount of capital on the sidelines that could enter the cryptocurrency markets with the help of celebrities like Williams.
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Retail Is Coming: Game of Thrones star asks Twitter if she should long Bitcoin
Publié le Nov 16, 2020
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