Hedge funds, not hipsters, may be powering Bitcoin’s second big rally

By cineramaNovember 20, 2020Bitcoin Business

Getty Images It may be hedge funds, rather than retail investors, that are driving this autumn’s rally in the price of Bitcoin.

And this time round, the institutional investors are […]

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