Bitcoin fell nearly 5% Thursday night, its largest one-hour drop since FTX

By cineramaMarch 4, 2023Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin plunged nearly 5% over Thursday night following a Wednesday late notice filed by major industry bank Silvergate Capital that expressed doubts about the future of its business. In […]

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Bitcoin fell nearly 5% Thursday night, its largest one-hour drop since FTX

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