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Yorkville America CEO: Gold and Bitcoin are both "de-fiatization" investments and should be held simultaneously.
Steve Neamtz, CEO of Yorkville America, wrote that gold and Bitcoin are not in competition within a portfolio but are both "de-fiatized" investments. He believes that against a backdrop of high federa
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Yorkville America CEO: Gold and Bitcoin are both "de-fiatization" investments and should be held simultaneously.
Steve Neamtz, CEO of Yorkville America, wrote that gold and Bitcoin are not in competition within a portfolio but are both "de-fiatized" investments. He believes that against a backdrop of high federa
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