Bitcoin: Why investing in a magic calendar is too good to be true

By cineramaNovember 9, 2020Bitcoin Business

In a previous article , we discussed Bitcoin’s top-10 performing days. We then tested a buy and sell strategy based on these days, which yielded a return of less […]

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