‘Give me a little bit more Bitcoin,’ suggests VanEck CEO foreseeing investor shifts due to US fiscal issues
Van Eck CEO anticipates Bitcoin and gold to become key assets for investors facing US fiscal issues, with markets signaling concern.
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