Bitcoin Price Recovers to $2,400 as Chinese Exchanges Resume Withdrawals

By cineramaJune 2, 2017Bitcoin Business

On May 31, OKCoin, the largest Bitcoin exchange on the Chinese exchange market with over 34 percent market share, officially resumed withdrawals for its traders. Huobi and BTCC, the […]

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Bitcoin Price Recovers to $2,400 as Chinese Exchanges Resume Withdrawals

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