Bitcoin investment popularity ‘is a longer term story,’ Coindesk editor says

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Yahoo Finance’s Zack Guzman speaks with Emily Parker, CoinDesk Global Macro Editor and Anchor, to discuss the rise in bitcoin holders in 2021 and government regulations on stablecoins.

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