Is Trump Driving the Current Bitcoin Rally?
President Donald Trump's recent executive orders and announcements are considered to be the driving force behind recent Bitcoin price rally. Bitcoin, the popular cryptocurrency is currently going strong. The cryptocurrency, whose price fell below the $1000 mark at the beginning on 2017 has recovered once again. And this time, for a change, the price rise has been attributed to the recent actions of President Donald Trump and not the Chinese market. The increasing Bitcoin demand is a result of growing uncertainties in the global markets, driven by policy changes in the United States. As the....
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