Bitcoin surges to new record above $US52,000, Australian shares to fall

By cineramaFebruary 17, 2021Bitcoin Business

The volatile cryptocurrency bitcoin has risen eightfold since March 2020. (ABC News: John Gunn) Australian shares are expected to drop following a volatile session on Wall Street, while bitcoin […]

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Bitcoin surges to new record above $US52,000, Australian shares to fall

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