Bitcoin News Roundup for June 4, 2020

Bloomberg thinks BTC could hit $20K. It's CoinDesk's Markets Daily Podcast.

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Bloomberg thinks BTC could hit $20K. It's CoinDesk's Markets Daily Podcast.

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    Today's stories:

    Bloomberg analysts are the latest to jump on the bandwagon of experts expecting bitcoin to revisit its record high in 2020. 

    After two years of laying the groundwork, crypto-friendly Arival Bank is launching in beta Thursday. (Yes, even a bank can “launch in beta” these days.)

    London-listed Argo reported a dip in May revenue, possibly as a result of the bitcoin halving event.

    Ethereum is losing its privacy, warns a new paper, as “careless” users make linking their addresses to real-world identities easy.

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