Breakout or Relief Rally? - E178
from Bitcoin & Markets Hosted by Ansel Lindner
Huge news week this week. We talk about the Bitcoin price, of course, some Bitcoin mining news, and Layer 2 technologies really picking up pace on development, setting the stage for the next bull market. Next, I dive into Bitcoin Independence Day, the failing Federal Reserve, and finally bitcoin taxes and the IRS. Show notes available at https://bitcoinandmarkets.com/e178
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