Bitcoin Weekly Outlook: Indecisive US Election Remains the Biggest Risk

Bitcoin Weekly Outlook: Indecisive US Election Remains the Biggest Risk

Bitcoin posted its second-best monthly gains in October 2020, breaking above $14,000 on the very last day to reclaim its three-year high.


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