Bitcoin’s recovery didn’t pump volume and that’s okay

By cineramaJuly 11, 2020Bitcoin Business

In Q2 of 2020, Bitcoin rose from $5,500 to over $9,500, with brief skirmishes over $10,000. And yet, trading volume on cryptocurrency exchanges saw a net quarterly decrease. On […]

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