QCP Capital: Middle East Tensions Hit Bitcoin Harder Than Traditional Markets
In its Oct. 2 market analysis, QCP Capital highlights the effect of escalating Middle Eastern conflicts on traditional financial (tradefi) assets and the cryptocurrency market. According to QCP’s researchers, the market...
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