Data: If every time someone upgraded to a new iPhone they chose to buy Bitcoin, it would now be worth $242 million.

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/07/19 13:12:03
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BlockBeats News, July 19, Strategy founder Michael Saylor retweeted a tweet stating, "If every time a new iPhone is released you don't buy the phone but buy Bitcoin instead, you would now have $242 million."

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