Is High-Frequency Trading The Reason Bitcoin Has Become Boring?

By cineramaJuly 16, 2020Bitcoin Business

Authored by Hisashi Oki via CoinTelegraph.com,

The increasing use of HFT may help explain Bitcoin’s record low volatility. image courtesy of CoinTelegraph The Bitcoin (BTC) market has been […]

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