Bitcoin Surged 22% in August as Stocks Stalled: Is BTC Decoupling?
Bitcoin jumped 22% in August as gold correlation hit a six-year high. Analysts say shifting links may aid diversification as Wall Street adopts blockchain.
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Bitcoin Eyes Best Week Since Trump's Election Victory: Why Is This A Fed's Warsh Problem?
Bitcoin is up 14.8% this week. Polymarket now sees just a 25% chance of a September hike. The Fed has a credibility problem.
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