Bitcoin Crash Sends Institutional Investors Running For The Hills
Small and retail investors are not the only ones getting hit hard by the Bitcoin crash. Institutional investors are also feeling the heat of the market crash. This has sent the institutional investors running as inflows had halted for the last week. Outflows from crypto and blockchain-related investments grew steadily over the course of the weeks, totaling more than $100. million. Institutional Investors Stay Away The institutional outflows for last week have been concerning for crypto investors but in no way surprising. With the emergence of the ‘crypto winter’, it has signaled that the....
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The hills once provided a check on the overreaches of state-making. Today, Bitcoin provides that check.
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