Fund managers look to Bitcoin as preferred asset as gold hits a 1-week low

By cineramaNovember 22, 2021Bitcoin Business

Covid resurgence has contributed to the risk-averse sentiment seen in the gold market, which is now trading just over $1,840 in an effort to bounce back from an eight-day […]

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Fund managers look to Bitcoin as preferred asset as gold hits a 1-week low

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