Why Bitcoin bulls shouldn’t mistake a shrinking dollar reserve share for central bank buying
The New York Fed’s Sept. 2 analysis separates currency choices from reserve-size changes, leaving sovereign Bitcoin demand unproven. The post Why Bitcoin bulls shouldn’t mistake a shrinking dollar reserve share for central bank buying appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- The New York Fed’s Sept.
- 2 analysis separates currency choices from reserve-size changes, leaving sovereign Bitcoin demand unproven.
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