Anthony Pompliano: Bitcoin will keep rising as governments print money
Investor Anthony Pompliano said Bitcoin will never stop going up because governments will never stop printing money, referencing his recent X post.
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Investor Anthony Pompliano said Bitcoin will never stop going up because governments will never stop printing money, referencing his recent X post.
U.S. distillate stocks fell to 99.26 million barrels, a 3.57‑million‑barrel drop, prompting analysts to flag higher fuel costs as a possible obstacle to inflation relief and cheaper Bitcoin financing.
AI‑related data‑center expansion is inflating US power‑capacity auction values by $5.7 billion and pushing Australian consumer‑electronics prices up 6.1% in a quarter, according to recent analyses.
Preliminary Q3 data shows unit labor costs falling as productivity rises, which could ease inflation pressures and lower financing costs for Bitcoin.
Investor Anthony Pompliano said on X that homes are unaffordable because dollars are abundant and homes are scarce.
Investor Anthony Pompliano warned on X that the US government will keep printing money regardless of the midterm election outcome.
Anthony Pompliano warned that the scale of government monetary expansion over the next decade is likely underestimated by the general public.
The Federal Reserve maintained its benchmark interest rate range on October 28, with Chair Kevin Warsh citing resilient economic activity and persistent inflation concerns.
The Federal Reserve maintained its benchmark interest rates at 3.75% to 4% despite persistent inflation, leading to a slight dip in Bitcoin prices.