Digital Assets Data CEO says mainstream finance still doesn’t trust Bitcoin

By cineramaSeptember 11, 2020Bitcoin Business

Following the news of Fidelity Investments’ Bitcoin (BTC) fund filing, Mike Alfred, CEO of analytics outfit Digital Assets Data, described continued hesitancy in mainstream finance when it comes to […]

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