‘Crypto winter’ fears send chills to battered Bitcoin faithful

By cineramaJanuary 25, 2022Bitcoin Business

The world’s largest cryptocurrency plummeted 50 per cent from its most recent high of almost US$69,000 in Nov 2021. NEW YORK (BLOOMBERG) – There are few things scarier for […]

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‘Crypto winter’ fears send chills to battered Bitcoin faithful

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