The Bitcoin price ignores 2.3 tons of Fed cash, as the expert warns of a “sucker rally”.

By cineramaApril 9, 2020Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin (BTC) defied less volatile but troubled trading on April 9 when the U.S. Federal Reserve flooded the markets with trillions of dollars. Daily overview of the cryptocurrency market […]

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The Bitcoin price ignores 2.3 tons of Fed cash, as the expert warns of a “sucker rally”.

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