(Bloomberg) -- Bitcoin started the week nursing a slump that stoked fears of outflows from dedicated US exchange-traded funds. Instead dip buyers poured in cash, a pattern that for some points to a less volatile token longer term.Most Read from BloombergMusk Donates to Trump, Tapping Fortune to Swing 2024 RaceCanada Said to Have Mapped Out Secret Chinese Police OperationsGiuliani’s Bankruptcy Dismissed With $150 Million Still OwedBiden Vows to Stay in 2024 Race Even as NATO Gaffes Risk His Campa
The once anonymous leaders, Shytoshi Kusama and Kaal Dhairya, of the world’s largest decentralized community, Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB), have broken their silence in their first-ever interview with Arabian Business. What Happened: After weeks of negotiations and security protocols, the interview occurred in a café at 3 a.m. in the morning. Both Kusama and Dhairya remained completely concealed during the interview and the subsequent photoshoot. Once an Uber driver in Los Angeles and a food deliver
What's bad for inflation is good for digital coins and tokens.