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The Microsoft founder disclosed this in a live chat on Clubhouse.
The billionaire listed other areas he put money on, adding that he had no problem with those who make their money via digital currency.
On claims that bitcoin production could be damaging for the environment, Gates said he was not totally convinced that was the case.
“I don’t see the topics as deeply related even though you might label me a bitcoin skeptic. That is, I haven’t chosen to invest money.
“I buy malaria vaccines. I buy measles vaccines. I invest in companies that make products.
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