Kansas City Federal Reserve’s New Report Quashes Bitcoin’s Digital Gold Narrative

By cineramaApril 21, 2020Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin has been called a digital equivalent of gold for as long as it has existed mainly because many Bitcoin proponents believe it is a safe haven asset that […]

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