Q2 historically generated large gains for Bitcoin, but this time may be different

By cineramaApril 2, 2020Bitcoin Business

Historically, the Bitcoin price has tended to increase in the second quarter of every year. In the past six years, with the exception of 2018, BTC’s price has increased […]

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Q2 historically generated large gains for Bitcoin, but this time may be different

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