If bitcoin mania spreads like a disease, Barclays thinks the fever has broken

By cineramaApril 11, 2018Bitcoin Business

What is bitcoin worth? This was the question on many minds as the cryptocurrency’s price soared last year, and has remained a puzzler as Lamborghini-coveting investors have watched the […]

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If bitcoin mania spreads like a disease, Barclays thinks the fever has broken

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