Entrepreneur YoungHoon Kim, who claims to have the world’s highest IQ of 276, has said smarter investors are more likely to hold XRP. In a post on X, Kim wrote Entrepreneur YoungHoon Kim, who claims to have the world’s highest IQ of 276, has said smarter investors are more likely to hold XRP. In a post on X, Kim wrote
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Entrepreneur YoungHoon Kim, who claims to have the world’s highest IQ of 276, has said smarter investors are more likely to hold XRP. In a post on X, Kim wrote that people with higher IQs may be more inclined to hold XRP.
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