Warren Buffett pivots to U.S. Treasuries — a bad omen for Bitcoin's price?
Berkshire Hathaway now allocates 60% of its cash portfolio to T-bills, leaving individual investors with the potential to mirror a similar strategy. Warren Buffett has put most of Berkshire Hathaway's cash in short-term U.S. Treasury bills now that they offer as much as 3.27% in yields. But while the news does not concern Bitcoin (BTC) directly, it may still be a clue to the downside potential for BTC price in the near term.Berkshire Hathaway seeks safety in T-billsTreasury bills, or T-Bills, are U.S. government-backed securities that mature in less than a year. Investors prefer them over....
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