Cryptocurrencies
Crypto Die-Hards Turn Back to Origins With Anti-Inflation Push
- Tudor Jones, others are buying Bitcoin as an inflation hedge
- Bitcoin issuance will still continue over the next century
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A crisis was supposed to be Bitcoin’s time to shine, when the need for an international currency outside the reach of central banks would prove invaluable. That hasn’t been the case.
No matter to crypto die-hards. The future is brighter than ever, especially as central banks around the world pump cash into listing economies, threatening a wave of inflation if growth were to snap back.