Why the Bitcoin Rally Looks Like a Vote Against the Dollar
In brief Bitcoin gained 23.2% over seven days as gold climbed and the dollar weakened. The Treasury said it would at least double planned purchases of longer-term government debt.
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- Fact 1: In brief Bitcoin gained 23.2% over seven days as gold climbed and the dollar weakened.
- Fact 2: Bitcoin gained 23.2% over seven days as gold climbed and the dollar weakened, reviving the “debasement trade”–-buying scarce assets to protect against inflation and the declining purchasing power of currencies such as the dollar.
- Fact 3: Bitcoin broke out of a weeks-long $62,000-to-$67,000 range after the U.S.
- Fact 4: Treasury announced expanded buybacks of long-dated bonds, climbing above $77,000 on Friday.
In brief Bitcoin gained 23.2% over seven days as gold climbed and the dollar weakened. The Treasury said it would at least double planned purchases of longer-term government debt.
Analysts said sustained pressure on the dollar and long-term Treasuries would strengthen the case for a fiscal-credibility trade. Bitcoin gained 23.2% over seven days as gold climbed and the dollar weakened, reviving the “debasement trade”–-buying scarce assets to protect against inflation and the declining purchasing power of currencies such as the dollar. Bitcoin broke out of a weeks-long $62,000-to-$67,000 range after the U.S.
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Original source: Decrypt
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