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Foresight News, retired NBA star Scottie Pippen recently took to social media to predict a significant rise in Bitcoin's value, suggesting it could reach $133,000. Pippen shared a cryptic message. $BTC #NBA

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According to Foresight News, retired NBA star Scottie Pippen recently took to social media to predict a significant rise in Bitcoin's value, suggesting it could reach $133,000. Pippen shared a cryptic message, describing a dream-like experience where he envisioned Bitcoin and blockchain technology. In his post, he mentioned seeing the number 133, which he interpreted as a bullish sign for Bitcoin's future. Pippen's tweet drew attention for its imaginative narrative, linking his basketball past with his current interest in cryptocurrency. #BTC $BTC

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