Falling US dollar is signaling a strong quarter for crypto: Raoul Pal
Crypto analyst Raoul Pal says the declining value of the US dollar will be a positive signal for crypto in Q2 2025 and “hopefully” the second half of the year, too.
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Crypto analyst Raoul Pal says the declining value of the US dollar will be a positive signal for crypto in Q2 2025 and “hopefully” the second half of the year, too.
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