Home » Cointelegraph Institutional demand for crypto isn’t subsiding, but impact will be gradual As another $2-trillion stimulus package looms in the U.S., institutions will continue to look at BTC as a hedge against inflation. You may also like Bitmart pledges to reimburse hack victims as crypto community voices supportMetaverse opens the gateway for luxury NFTs to become a multi-billion marketFATF guidance on virtual assets: NFTs win, DeFi loses, rest remains unchangedBitcoin hovers near $48K ahead of fresh key US inflation data SHARE Newer Older Subscribe to get free updates Post a Comment
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