TOKYO -- Bitcoin has drawn renewed interest from investors seeking inflation-resistant assets at a time when central banks are printing more money to prop up flagging economies.
Reduction of cryptocurrency's supply comes as central banks open money spigots

Some investors expect bitcoin to buck the inflation trends affecting global currencies during the coronavirus pandemic. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Bitcoin has drawn renewed interest from investors seeking inflation-resistant assets at a time when central banks are printing more money to prop up flagging economies.