Trump's son references his February tweet urging people to buy Bitcoin, adding, "You're welcome."

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/07/11 23:01:57
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BlockBeats News, July 11, Eric Trump, son of former President Donald Trump, referenced his tweet from February 6 this year calling for buying Bitcoin and added the comment "You're welcome."

Notably, on February 6, the price of Bitcoin was around $98,000. Subsequently, Bitcoin dropped to a low of $74,500 and has since been continuously rising to new highs. Today, it reached a peak of $118,800.

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