Bakkt’s Bitcoin Futures volume drops by 65% on the back of latest expiry

By cineramaAugust 29, 2020Bitcoin Business

Growing institutional interest has been a driver for Bitcoin’s price since July 2020. However, in what is being termed as the bull run of the season, other drivers of […]

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Bakkt’s Bitcoin Futures volume drops by 65% on the back of latest expiry

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