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Bitcoin Hits Record as Inflation Hedge Drumbeat Grows Louder

Bitcoin hit another record high and is flirting with $69,000 for the first time after inflation data

Bitcoin Hits Record as Inflation Hedge Drumbeat Grows Louder

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Other coins also rose, with the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index -- which tracks major cryptos -- gaining as much as 2.4% to its highest level since May.</p>\n<p>The rise in the token can, at least partly, be explained through the fundamental argument -- which has gained traction in recent months -- that Bitcoin can act as an inflation hedge. Crypto backers argue that, unlike dollars or any other traditional currency, the digital coin is designed to have a limited supply, so it can’t be devalued by a government or a central bank distributing too much of it.</p>\n<p>“Bitcoin continues to enjoy the rally that began in August and accelerated through September and October,” said Sui Chung, chief executive of CF Benchmarks, a cryptocurrency benchmarks administrator. 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Their case has been bolstered by the fact that gold, typically thought of as an inflation hedge, has underperformed in recent months while Bitcoin has advanced.\\</p>\n<p>Still, others&nbsp;argue&nbsp;that it doesn’t have a long enough history to establish it can in fact act as an inflation hedge. Cam Harvey at Duke University has made that argument in the past, saying that theoretically, if investors come to regard it as similar to gold, Bitcoin might hold its value over a very long term -- as in a century or more. In his research on gold, he found that it has held its value well for millenniums. 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Bitcoin Hits Record as Inflation Hedge Drumbeat Grows Louder

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