1 in 5 of all Hedge Funds Launched in 2018 are Cryptocurrency Funds

By cineramaOctober 11, 2018Bitcoin Business

Cryptocurrency prices have plummeted in 2018, causing the market to lose around $600 billion since January. Regardless, a recent report shows that cryptocurrency funds now account for 20 percent […]

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1 in 5 of all Hedge Funds Launched in 2018 are Cryptocurrency Funds

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