Did major exit scams drive down the price of Bitcoin in 2019?

By cineramaDecember 10, 2019Bitcoin Business

Two of the largest Ponzi schemes in the history of the cryptocurrency industry could be behind the bearish momentum that Bitcoin has seen in the last few months, according […]

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