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Netanyahu’s proposal to use cryptocurrency to bypass sanctions is largely impractical because there are too few buyers to make it work.
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Netanyahu’s proposal to use cryptocurrency to bypass sanctions is largely impractical because there are too few buyers to make it work.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu mulls cryptocurrency as answer to economic sanctions on Israel, but there are few buyers.
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