Bitcoin’s $6,000 Cost Basis Suggests It’s Macro-Bullish Despite 50% Decline from Highs

By cineramaJune 16, 2020Bitcoin Business

The multi-year bear market Bitcoin has been caught within in the time following its decline from highs of nearly $20,000 has shown few signs of ending anytime soon, as […]

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Bitcoin’s $6,000 Cost Basis Suggests It’s Macro-Bullish Despite 50% Decline from Highs

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