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Investor Raoul Pal notes that institutional purchases are storing Bitcoin in cold storage creating a supply squeeze. This will propel BTC price to new highs with a wide gap in demand and supply.The latest institutional money inflow in the cryptocurrency market has made analysts hopeful for the next Bitcoin rally.
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MicroStrategy executives are on the hunt for blockchain experts who could help the publicly traded firm build a suite of bitcoin data services. Exactly what those services might be, when they would come online and how they would be monetized are still open questions. But in a Nov. 16 conference
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The billionaire investor made his pro-bitcoin comments on an appearance on CNBC.A few months ago, Stan Druckenmiller told CNBC that he could imagine inflation of 5%–10%. Yesterday, he returned to the network to discuss why bitcoin had captured his attention as a potential hedge. Source
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The Wall Street legend still owns far more gold, but said if gold does well, bitcoin will do better. Source
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Ethereum is currently expressing some immense signs of strength as the cryptocurrency rallies higher while Bitcoin drifts lower. This
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Mutual fund legend Bill Miller told CNBC Friday that the risks of bitcoin going to zero are “lower than they’ve ever been before” and predicted more institutional investment in the cryptocurrency.“The bitcoin story is very easy, it’s supply and demand,” Miller said. “Bitcoin’s supply is growing around 2.5% a year
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Bitcoin's rally is still going as investors continue to accumulate the cryptocurrency, ignoring overbought signals on technical indicators. Source
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Bitcoin is finally breaking its correlation with the stock market, which has been persisting despite its recent uptrend’s
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Bitcoin has been seeing massive inflows of capital from large investors and corporations throughout 2020, which may be
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Bitcoin has undergone strong volatility this year as the pandemic has rocked markets. While this volatility has turned
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