https://cryptoslate.com/oil-price-collapse-signals-a-dangerous-liquidity-trap-and-bitcoin-isnt-safe-just-because-inflation-is-down/
Over the last few months, oil prices have collapsed below $60 a barrel alongside Bitcoin’s slide from $126,000 in October to around $89,000 today. So, does energy’s slide reflect weaker demand or an inflation break that could impact risk assets like Bitcoin going forward? Brent closed at $58.92 and WTI at $55.27…
Oil price collapse signals a dangerous liquidity trap and Bitcoin isn’t safe just because inflation is down
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