Bitcoin mining stocks rocket 24% on macro climate, AI play: Analyst
Deficit spending and lower interest rates have boosted global liquidity, benefiting Bitcoin and related markets, Blockware’s Mitchell Askew said.
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Deficit spending and lower interest rates have boosted global liquidity, benefiting Bitcoin and related markets, Blockware’s Mitchell Askew said.
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