Turkey’s Collapsing Currency Will Drive Investors to Bitcoin, Says Max Keiser
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- Published: Wednesday, 22 May 2019 15:29

Bitcoin bull Max Keiser has hinted that as Turkey’s economy worsens, Turks could turn to Bitcoin as a hedge.
Bitcoin bull Max Keiser has hinted that as Turkey’s economy worsens, Turks could turn to Bitcoin as a hedge.
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