River reports corporations bought 115,000 Bitcoin worth $7.4B in Q2
Corporate Bitcoin acquisitions outpacing miner production could drive scarcity, potentially increasing Bitcoin's value and market volatility. The post River reports corporations bought 115,000 Bitcoin worth $7.4B in Q2 a...
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Corporate Bitcoin acquisitions outpacing miner production could drive scarcity, potentially increasing Bitcoin's value and market volatility.
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