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Will US Rate Cuts Fuel Bitcoin ETF Momentum?
After a volatile August, Bitcoin has been regaining momentum in September, gaining about 5.6% month to date. Growing institutional adoption, a weakening greenback and interest rate cuts by the Fed pave the way for a highly optimistic future for the digital asset, outweighing any concerns over volatility. Increasing interest from institutional investors is sending a positive signal to the market, reflecting the confidence of the world’s largest institutions in digital currency. Additionally, pro-crypto moves by the Trump administration are another key tailwind for the asset. The main reason behind Bitcoin’s surge ... (full story)
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