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Game Of Thrones Star Maisie Williams Grabs Bitcoin After Heated Twitter Discussion Unlike J.K. Rowling

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Wed, 18/11/2020 - 8:08
Game Of Thrones Star Maisie Williams Grabs Bitcoin After Heated Twitter Discussion Unlike J.K. Rowling
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Unlike Harry Potter creator J.K. Rowling, who also asked the Twitter crypto community to explain what Bitcoin is earlier this year, Game of Thrones celebrity Maisie Williams decided to go into Bitcoin.

Curiously, Elon Musk took part in both discussions but, this time, he simply confused Game of Thrones with the Witcher movie series.

Maisie Williams on the BTC bandwagon

After a lengthy discussion on Twitter the other day, Williams tweeted that she decided to join the ranks of Bitcoiners.

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The excitement about Bitcoin has been growing with its recent rally as BTC surged from $13,000 to above the $16,000 level.

On Tuesday, Nov. 17, the flagship cryptocurrency broke the $17,000 resistance and later on soared to $18,500 on the Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange, coming really close to its 2017 all-time high of $19,664.

By now, however, BTC has retreated to changing hands at $17,843, according to figures from CoinMarketCap.

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Did better than J.K. Rowling

Earlier this year, the author of the iconic book series about Harry Potter tweeted that, after all the advice and information she heard about Bitcoin, she still failed to understand it and did not seem impressed with the world's largest crypto.

She then faced a wave of trolling from the community for not being farsighted about BTC. If the iconic fantasy author did acquire any BTC after all, she has not spread the word about it yet.

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