Analyst: Feds might have crashed the Bitcoin (BTC) market yesterday

By cineramaFebruary 21, 2020Bitcoin Business

The US Marshals Service auctioned off millions in Bitcoin, a chunk of which came from drug money forfeitures. Did the sell-off cause yesterday’s crash?

Bitcoin’s sudden drop in price […]

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Analyst: Feds might have crashed the Bitcoin (BTC) market yesterday

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