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The US Treasury bought ¥79.4B on July 31 with euros from its reserves, a Nov. 12 @NewYorkFed report shows. The Fed itself did not intervene. That trade does not show fresh Fed…

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The US Treasury bought ¥79.4B on July 31 with euros from its reserves, a Nov. 12 @NewYorkFed report shows. The Fed itself did not intervene. That trade does not show fresh Fed dollars entering Bitcoi…

The US Treasury bought ¥79.4B on July 31 with euros from its reserves, a Nov. 12 @NewYorkFed report shows. The Fed itself did not intervene. That trade does not show fresh Fed dollars entering Bitcoin markets. via @akibablade https://t.co/7RZTn6bKHU

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