Bitcoin’s successor? More consistent values might make ‘stablecoins’ a safer cryptocurrency option

By cineramaDecember 6, 2018Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin has plunged from a high of almost US$20,000 in December 2017 to as low as US$3,675 . So it’s understandable that some cryptocurrency users might be looking for […]

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Bitcoin’s successor? More consistent values might make ‘stablecoins’ a safer cryptocurrency option

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