CoinShares says latest CPI print offers no support for Bitcoin
The CPI data suggests prolonged monetary tightening, potentially hindering Bitcoin's growth amid increased investor caution. The post CoinShares says latest CPI print offers no support for Bitcoin appeared first on Crypt...
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The CPI data suggests prolonged monetary tightening, potentially hindering Bitcoin's growth amid increased investor caution.
The post CoinShares says latest CPI print offers no support for Bitcoin appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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