After The Crash, Can Bitcoin’s Price Repeat This 2017 Bullish Pattern?
The crypto market has been struck by the bears. In 24-hours, Bitcoin and the major cryptocurrencies have seen a price correction. The king itself dropped almost 20% to the mid $40,000 range before showing sing of a recovery. At the time of writing, BTC trades at $48,546 with a 12.3% in the daily chart a […]
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