Bitcoin Slides 15% to $4.5K as Stocks Brace for ‘Black Monday’ Repeat

By cineramaMarch 16, 2020Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin (BTC) out of the blue fell one other 7% on March 16 as a brand new week opened with contemporary coronavirus turmoil throughout international markets.

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Bitcoin Slides 15% to $4.5K as Stocks Brace for ‘Black Monday’ Repeat

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