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‘Persistent inflation’ will be key in Bitcoin’s run to $200K — Crypto fund managercointelegraph.com- ‘Unsustainable’ deficit, inflation means more demand for Bitcoin: Grayscalecointelegraph.com
Exchange traded funds: ETF Hub. Bitcoin rally pushes BlackRock ETF over $10bn in record timeFinancial Times- CBitcoin ETF Giant Grayscale Introduces a Crypto Staking Fundcoindesk.com
U.S. Dollar ‘Collapse’—Bitcoin The Only ‘Obvious Competitor’ As Fed Money Printing Predicted To Trigger An Ethereum, XRP And Crypto Price SurgeForbes- Lowest weekly close since December 2020 — 5 things to know in Bitcoin this weekcointelegraph.com
Premarket: World stocks rise, U.S. dollar struggles on Fed betsThe Globe and Mail
How the Bank of Japan took on the bond vigilantes and won — for nowThe Japan Times- Goldman Sachs Co-Signs Bitcoin & Ethereum For High-Net Worth ClientsForbes
- ICan Bitcoin withstand upcoming Fed rate hikes?invezz.com
- MJapan's yen keeps weakening against dollar, raising possible need for formal intervention2 min readmarketwatch.com
Goldman Sachs Warns Bitcoin Increasingly Vulnerable to Fed Rate Hikes as Mainstream Adoption Growsnews.bitcoin.com
New online game explores next big cryptocurrency players including Elon Musk, Björk and Tom BradyThe Daily Record- Crypto hodlers may not get richer from mainstream adoption — Goldman Sachscointelegraph.com
- ‘Looking Ugly’: Crypto Market Crash Intensifies After $300 Billion Sell-Off—How Low Can Bitcoin Prices Go?Forbes
- 'Looking Ugly': Crypto Prices Tumble Again After $300 Billion Sell-Off—How Low Can Bitcoin Go?Forbes
- $1 Trillion Crypto Crash: Goldman Sachs’ Reveals Huge Bitcoin Price Prediction After Ethereum BetForbes
- Bitcoin and Ether heading $100K and $5K in 2022: Bloomberg Intelligencecointelegraph.com
- Goldman Sachs Predicts Bitcoin Could Reach $100K as BTC Continues to Take Gold’s Market Share as Store of Valuenews.bitcoin.com
Bitcoin bulls still hopeful despite heavy losses - Thu, 06 Jan 2022 PSTThe Spokesman-Review
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