“Just because #Bitcoin spiked 20% as a result of the long-awaited #Fed pivot, while #gold only rose 2.5%, doesn't mean Bitcoin is the better #inflation hedge. Both gold and Bitcoin prices merely returned to Feb. levels. The key difference is that only gold's rally is sustainable. - Peter Schiff
Respond with you thoughts!
reingenuity / Alexander G. Seidel
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