Economist: Bitcoin Remains a “Risk On” Asset After Reacting to Payroll Data

By cineramaJuly 3, 2020Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin saw some slight turbulence over the past few days, with its price rallying as high as $9,300 before facing a rejection that caused it to slide beneath $9,000 […]

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Economist: Bitcoin Remains a “Risk On” Asset After Reacting to Payroll Data

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