Bitcoin Eyes $20K Because “Excess Dollar Liquidity” is Still in System

Bitcoin Eyes $20K Because “Excess Dollar Liquidity” is Still in System

The cryptocurrency was among the biggest beneficiaries after the Federal Reserve flooded global markets with excessive greenback liquidity through a flurry of emergency facilities to curb the coronavirus pandemic's economic impact.


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