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Tanguma says small businesses still pay bailouts 18 years after Bitcoin white paper

Business owners continue to absorb the expenses of a system reliant on bailouts, even as Bitcoin's foundational white paper marks its eighteenth anniversary.

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Michael Tanguma, CEO of Onramp, asserts that entrepreneurs can safeguard a portion of their extra capital by holding it in Bitcoin.

This perspective arrives eighteen years following the original publication of Satoshi's Bitcoin white paper.

Tanguma's argument highlights the ongoing financial burden small businesses face within the current economic structure.

He suggests that Bitcoin offers a mechanism for businesses to shield surplus funds from systemic risks.

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