Did Bitcoin (BTC) fail to provide protection during COVID-19?

By cineramaMay 12, 2020Bitcoin Business

The world’s biggest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin , failed to provide investors with any diversification or risk mitigation benefit when share markets sold off in the past few months. Instead, Bitcoin […]

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