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Shiba Inu, Bitcoin and Dogecoin now accepted by world’s largest breast cancer charity
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[QUOTE="Mika, post: 199015, member: 29399"] Charity can accept anything as long as it has value. Just because a certain charity organization has accepted bitcoin, shiba inu and dogecoin does not mean anything big has happened to the crypto currency world. Bitcoin is well accepted by people and used for payment and investment, but the general public is yet to accept shiba and dogecoin. If these coins are accepted for donation by the world's largest breast cancer organization, does it mean anything big to these crypto currencies? Well, no! Their value is not depended on whether they are accepted by charities or now, their value lies in investors. [/QUOTE]
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