Bitcoin Supply Shock: Reserves Drop To Lows Not Seen Since October 2017

By cineramaOctober 23, 2021Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin spot reserves continue the recent trend of decline as values now stand at the lowest since October 2017. This shows the supply shock is tightening its grip. Bitcoin […]

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Bitcoin Supply Shock: Reserves Drop To Lows Not Seen Since October 2017

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