Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Hopes Bitcoin Will Become a Single Global Currency

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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey recently said he believes bitcoin will become the single currency worldwide, something that Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak hopes will happen.

"I buy into what Jack Dorsey says, not that I necessarily believe it's going to happen, but because I want it to be that way, that is so pure thinking," Wozniak told CNBC.

Wozniak bought bitcoin when it was $700, over $6,700 less than where the cryptocurrency was trading on Monday.

While Wozniak said that he may not necessarily believe what Dorsey predicted, he still called bitcoin "pure."

"Bitcoin is mathematically defined, there is a certain quantity of bitcoin, there's a way it's distributed… and it's pure and there's no human running, there's no company running and it's just… growing and growing… and surviving, that to me says something that is natural and nature is more important than all our human conventions," he told CNBC.

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