Bitcoin Price Not Hitting Highs Unless "World On Fire"

By Kitco News / May 31, 2019 / www.kitco.com / Article Link

Jun 03, 2019 Guest(s): Christopher Vecchio Senior Currency strategist, DailyFX.com

Bitcoin's prices have been linked to emerging markets, including the Yuan, and it is unlikely the Chinese currency will move enough to cause investors to flood into bitcoin, this according to Christopher Vecchio, senior currency strategist of DailyFX.com.
"Now, over the past month, the currency with the highest correlation to bitcoin has been the Yuan. The fact that we've seen the Chinese Yuan weaken so significantly as these trade wars fears have increased has been that catalyst needed for bitcoin to rally," Vecchio told Kitco News.
A return to December 2017 highs for bitcoin is unlikely, said Vecchio, as that would imply a Dollar-Yuan rate of past 7, signaling a "world on fire" type of event that necessitates a major escalation of the trade war to a new "realm altogether".

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