
Grove City College Adopts Bitcoin! with Mike Hatch
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Recently, in an unprecedented move, Howard Winklevoss, an alumni of Grove City College, donated $4 million worth of Bitcoin to the school. Today, that Bitcoin is now worth over $6 million!
Very few people understand how historic this donation is and how impactful it could be for Grove City College and Western Pa. With the college's foundation of Austrian Economics and it's emphasis on business and entrepreneurship, this is an incredible opportunity to become a world leader in Bitcoin education.
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