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Bitcoin Rises as Debasement Hedge
Bitcoin's rally toward $86,000 reflects renewed demand as an anti-fiat hedge against expansive US policy, per Capital.com's Kyle Rodda.
Key points
- Capital.com's Kyle Rodda says Bitcoin's rally toward $86,000 reflects renewed demand for an anti-fiat hedge, linking the move to Scott Bessent's intervention in Treasury markets.
- Rodda argues Bitcoin is increasingly trading as a hedge against expansive U.S. policy and a portfolio diversifier, and says the outlook is improving and the cycle lows may have already passed.
- @DTAPCAP describes BTC as a textbook Cup and handle, calling 100k a chip shot now.
- @BitcoinNews says Bitcoin is knocking on $87,000's door again Sunday night, with bulls eyeing a breakout toward $94,000.
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BITCOIN RALLY REVIVES “DEBASEMENT TRADE”
Bitcoin’s rally toward $86,000 reflects renewed demand for an anti-fiat hedge, according to Capital. com’s Kyle Rodda.
Rodda links the move to Scott Bessent’s intervention in Treasury markets, arguing Bitcoin is increasingly trading as a hedge against expansive U.S. policy and a portfolio diversifier.
He says the outlook is improving and the cycle lows may have already passed.
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