Mark Cuban's decision to sell a significant portion of his Bitcoin has sparked a heated debate within the crypto market. According to on-chain tracking from Arkham Intelligence, Cuban sold around 80% of his BTC over the past two weeks, reducing his portfolio from an estimated $40 million to around $8 million.
Cuban's reasoning behind the sale is that Bitcoin has failed as a store of value. He pointed to gold breaking the $5,000 barrier as proof that Bitcoin has lost its appeal as a safe-haven asset. Gold's rise to new heights has been accompanied by a significant decline in Bitcoin's price, which currently stands at around $75,600.
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