Further bloodshed on the cards for bitcoin?

By cineramaOctober 24, 2019Bitcoin Business

Despite putting up a commendable fight, bitcoin finally gave up holding its ground at $8,000 yesterday. The world’s most dominant cryptocurrency had spent more than a month weaving a […]

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