'We are at the very beginnings of what could be a several-year cycle' in gold and bitcoin, said the executive. bullrun bullmarket $BTC
Vaneck CEO Predicts Bull Cycle for Bitcoin and Gold — Expects Fed Tightening to End Soon
When asked whether gold, at its present levels, should be viewed as an investment or a temporary trade that may yield additional profits, he replied:
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