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A 29-year-old high school drop out from the United Kingdom is hauling in hundreds of thousands of dollars trading risky cryptocurrency derivatives. Jay Smith believes a cryptocurrency crash is inevitable, but right now he’s the No. 1 trader of digital coins…
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