Bitcoin Sets One High After Another as Analysts Predict Dollar Doom

Bitcoin Sets One High After Another as Analysts Predict Dollar Doom

Bitcoin's short-term downside correction is less likely to outweigh its long-term bullish bias (as long as the US dollar stays bearish).


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