Mainstream Media Sentiment Shifts in Favor of Bitcoin Amid Fiat Currency Woes
While the mainstream media generally remains cautious of Bitcoin, the current fiat debacles have left the media with little no choice but to recognize BTC's outstanding performance.
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Despite the USD's onslaught on stocks, commodities and its rival currencies, Bitcoin (BTC) is holding its own between $19,000 and $20,000, leaving the mainstream media with no choice but to make the headlines.
U.S. daily The New York Times highlighted BTC's 6.5% increase over the past seven days and noted that this has caught the attention of crypto bulls and bears. Meanwhile, Fortune Magazine's crypto store also compared Bitcoin's stellar performance against other assets like the Japanese Yen, Chinese Yuan, and Gold, excluding the Euro and British Pound. .
With fiat currencies such as the Euro and British Pound failing to hold their own against the US Dollar (USD), mainstream media began to put Bitcoin (BTC) in the spotlight for its steady performance .
Source: moneymorning.com.auOn the other hand, media outlet Proactive mentioned in their headline that maybe it's "time to go all out on Bitcoin." Although he called the title sarcasm in the content of the article, the author pointed out t...
While the mainstream media generally remains cautious of Bitcoin, the current fiat debacles have left the media with little no choice but to recognize BTC's outstanding performance.
New
Despite the USD's onslaught on stocks, commodities and its rival currencies, Bitcoin (BTC) is holding its own between $19,000 and $20,000, leaving the mainstream media with no choice but to make the headlines.
U.S. daily The New York Times highlighted BTC's 6.5% increase over the past seven days and noted that this has caught the attention of crypto bulls and bears. Meanwhile, Fortune Magazine's crypto store also compared Bitcoin's stellar performance against other assets like the Japanese Yen, Chinese Yuan, and Gold, excluding the Euro and British Pound. .
With fiat currencies such as the Euro and British Pound failing to hold their own against the US Dollar (USD), mainstream media began to put Bitcoin (BTC) in the spotlight for its steady performance .
Source: moneymorning.com.auOn the other hand, media outlet Proactive mentioned in their headline that maybe it's "time to go all out on Bitcoin." Although he called the title sarcasm in the content of the article, the author pointed out t...
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