Michael Saylor Explains Why Bitcoin Acts Like a Risk Asset—But Only for Now
Michael Saylor told Dave Portnoy that bitcoin only mimics stocks short term because traders dump the most liquid assets first—masking its true long-term independence. Michael Saylor Explains Bitcoin’s Short-Term Risk Beh...
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