Bitcoin’s short-term velocity drops post-halving

By cineramaMay 30, 2020Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin ‘s 50% price drop in March raised quite a few concerns about the coin’s potential. However, as its much-anticipated halving drew closer, Bitcoin performed quite well and managed […]

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