Comparing bitcoin fundamentals at $8,000 in 2017 vs. 2019, what has changed?

By cineramaMay 26, 2019Bitcoin Business

The last time bitcoin broke above $8,000 was in November of 2017 (following a 26 percent pullback 16 days earlier). The break marked a pivot point for the bull […]

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Comparing bitcoin fundamentals at $8,000 in 2017 vs. 2019, what has changed?

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