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2021-05-19

Inflation is a must, but when inflation hit, bitcoin or other asset like gold & silver is a must too.... Everyone don't just panic by market maker move to create a dip and buy all your asset from your hand..

Asian shares slip, bitcoin tumbles as inflation worries linger

* Ex-Japan Asia down 0.3%, Nikkei falls 1.1%* Cryptocurrencies tumble, bitcoin lost a third of value

Asian shares slip, bitcoin tumbles as inflation worries linger

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