Central Banks Are Secretly Buying Bitcoin

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Central Banks Are Secretly Buying BitcoinIt might sound like a conspiracy, but central banks are almost certainly already buying Bitcoin. Here’s why: Hedging Against Their Own Policies Nearly all countries are up to their ears in debt. Since austerity measures are not politically acceptable, they must find other ways to manage that debt – and the easiest path is just […]

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