The Bitcoin Angel (Open Edition) #2320/4157

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Two prize draws chosen at random. First, the #1/1 Conor McGregor NFT. Second, everyone who has an open edition Bitcoin Angel in their wallet when Bitcoin hits $77,777 will be entered into a draw to have a portrait drawn of them or a loved one by me (1/1 NFT included). Each purchase = 1 entry. The more you buy, the better your odds.
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