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Profit-Taking Keeps Bitcoin in Tight Range as Fed Reopens Spigot
Bitcoin and ether fell slightly Thursday as traditional markets climbed on additional stimulus measures by the U.S. Federal Reserve and Bank of England.

First Mover: Bitcoin Cash's Halving Was Dull – Bitcoin's May Be Much the Same
Maybe don't get too excited about the bitcoin halving after what we saw yesterday.

First Mover: A Sneak Preview of Bitcoin's Halving – in Real Time
As central banks around the world inject trillions into the global economy, investors are looking at bitcoin and its "halving" as a hedge against inflation.

First Mover: Bitcoin's Back in the Black for 2020
Volatility is returning in a positive way, prices are going up and enthusiasm is returning to digital-asset markets.

First Mover: Trillions in Coronavirus Stimulus Bring Out the Bitcoin Bulls
It's a common refrain: The U.S. dollar will be debased by the trillions in coronavirus aid. That should strengthen the case for bitcoin... theoretically.

Bitcoin Briefly Tops $7K as Traders Say Worst of 2020 Sell-Off May Have Passed
Bitcoin (BTC) rose Thursday for the fourth straight session and briefly climbed above $7,000 for the first time in three weeks.

Remote Working Proves Unexpected Hero as Half of US Economy Shifts to Home Offices
To those who believe in a digital future in which decentralization makes systems more resilient, the coronavirus crisis has expedited the inevitable.

After Coronavirus 'War,' Bretton Woods-Style Shakeup Could Dethrone the Dollar
Seismic shifts might be in the offing for the global monetary system — a phenomenon that historically has occurred in the wake of world wars.

Into the Unknown: No Limit on Fed Money Injections
Drastic measures are being taken by the Federal Reserve as Wall Street reels from fresh predictions of a steep drop-off in economic output due to coronavirus-related lockdowns, business disruptions and job losses.

In Echo of 2008, Fed Pledges $1.5 Trillion Injection to Aid Reeling Markets
The pumping of trillions of dollars of fresh liquidity into the financial system recalled the central bank’s unprecedented efforts during the last crisis.
