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Is Bitcoin the New Inflation Hedge?
Bitcoin’s latest surge to $123,000 goes beyond a technical rally; the cryptocurrency’s role is evolving. Once viewed as a high-volatility asset, Bitcoin is now being seen as a hedge against inflation and fiat currency. With the dollar down 12% against the euro this year, Bitcoin’s 24% gain is noteworthy. Insights provided by Jim Iuorio from TJM Institutional Services.
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