Why Former Wall St Exec Says Facebook Crypto Push Would Boost Bitcoin

By cineramaJune 10, 2019Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin (BTC) hasn’t done all too hot over the past ten days, finally floundering above $9,000 to fall to $7,500, where the crypto sits now. In spite of this […]

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