September’s Bitcoin Market Madness: When Panic Selling and FOMO Ensues

By cineramaSeptember 18, 2017Bitcoin Business

On September 15, after a couple of Chinese cryptocurrency exchanges announced they were closing, bitcoin’s price dropped to a low of $2,970. Following this dip, BTC trade volumes began […]

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September’s Bitcoin Market Madness: When Panic Selling and FOMO Ensues

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