YFI And EOS Go Parabolic And Mark Zuckerberg Admits He Owns Bitcoin

Last Updated on 12 May 2021 by CryptoTips.eu


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There you have it folks, YFI is well on its way to $85k, as if on cue. Last week we notified you all how Yearn Finance had informed followers of its stellar performance in Q1 and how it could flip the Bitcoin price anytime soon.

At the time of writing, it is up a whopping 45%. Another coin that we thought would do well is EOS, which shows a 30% gain today. Altseason is still ongoing.

Rich Rosenblum of crypto firm GSR compared YFI’s Andre Cronje to Tesla’s Elon Musk while commenting on the stellar performance of the company. He said that YFI :

Has been the Tesla of self-driving investment management.

Crypto moves a lot faster than autos, and others are hot on the trail.

Meanwhile we see a new all-time high of $4,400 for Ether and even Bitcoin is bouncing back to the $57k price range.

Mark Zuckerberg has Bitcoin

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was rumored to announce that his company had bought Bitcoin and put it on the books when the world’s biggest social media firm was set to release quarterly results recently.

Unfortunately it didn’t happen. But yesterday the cryptosphere had renewed hopes that Facebook would be going crypto soon when Mark Zuckerberg announced he did have Bitcoin only not the cryptocurrency.

The Facebook boss showed off a picture of his two goats, named Max and Bitcoin, to great delight of crypto enthusiasts who took it as a clear sign.

Anthony Scaramucci said:

I knew Mark Zuckerberg would become a Bitcoin-er when he hired David Marcus from PayPal to run Facebook’s crypto business. It’s been a long and winding road, but welcome to Bitcoin. Great job Zuck and David. Excited for what comes next.

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