Bitcoin Fell Below $7,000 To Lowest Since May. How High Could It Go?

By cineramaDecember 30, 2019Bitcoin Business

In the last days of 2019, Bitcoin showed uncharacteristic strength considering its relatively poor performance during the year. Bitcoin fell below its $7,000 support level to its lowest price […]

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Bitcoin Fell Below $7,000 To Lowest Since May. How High Could It Go?

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