Trezor Cuts Reseller Network in Supply-Chain Security Push
Trezor is shrinking its reseller network and adding supply-chain checks after reports that a Ledger wallet sold via CryptoBilis contained spyware.
Build Asset Management CIO Matt Dines says a rising dollar is bullish for Bitcoin as capital shifts to a U.S.-led Western Hemisphere system.
Bitcoin has been moving higher alongside the dollar. For Matt Dines, that combination reads as bullish. The CIO at Build Asset Management describes capital flowing out of the old post-World War II offshore dollar system and into a fresh U.S.-led Western Hemisphere financial order. In his view, Bitcoin belongs to that system's future, and he also addresses what the DXY is signaling to investors at this moment.
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