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How crypto is able to sniff at latest Chinese ban as Bitcoin heads for new highs Moneyweb

October 15, 2021
Source: moneyweb.co.za moneyweb.co.za
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SIMON BROWN: I’m chatting now with Sean Sanders – he is of course from Revix. Sean, I appreciate your time. You sent a note last night around some topics to chat about: ‘China bans crypto again,’ to which I add: ‘And crypto is just uninterested, as Bitcoin heads for new all-time highs.’ SEAN SANDERS: Crypto’s a weird space. I guess that’s probably the takeaway from that. But thanks very much for having me on, Simon. Bitcoin’s up 30% in October and that’s a big run. That’s 14 days, and the catalyst behind that, number one, is that Chinese ban, which...
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