Did Jihan Wu Crash the Crypto Market?

By cineramaNovember 27, 2018Bitcoin Business

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On November 14th, just as a so-called hashwar was about to begin, bitcoin’s price fell by $1,000 from $6,200 to $5,200.

On the same day, an unauthenticated screenshot begun publicly […]

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Did Jihan Wu Crash the Crypto Market?

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