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The market's 2.51% BTC dip reflects macro-driven risk aversion, not health scares. Unlike 2014-2016 Ebola which coincided with quantitative easing, today's crypto market is priced for prolonged high rates (CPI at 3.4%) where even regional crises get discounted unless they threaten global supply chains or USD liquidity. Current 'fear' stems from $1.2T in upcoming US debt maturities, not West African health updates.

Experts and an Ebola survivor share lessons from West Africa's Ebola outbreak for tackling the current epidemic.