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Anybody else find this fishy? 01/15/25(Wed)03:16:35 No.59600199
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Anybody else find this fishy? Anonymous (ID: tikCMHpN) 01/15/25(Wed)03:16:35 No.59600199 Archived
I look up “BTguru” and the only results I get is the partnership announcement between the two. I can’t find any info on btguru anywhere on the internet aside from their cookie-cutter website. On top of that the official chainlink twitter account retweeted cointelegraph’s tweet of the announcement. This feels weirdly inorganic and forced
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Anonymous (ID: WFDXWuTl)
01/15/25(Wed)03:27:45 No.59600225
Anonymous (ID: WFDXWuTl) 01/15/25(Wed)03:27:45 No.59600225
>>59600199
It's a Turkish financial service provider specializing in blockchain.
Turkey as a whole is very big on crypto adoption, partly because of the massive fiat inflation, and BTguru is one of the top players in that field.
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