As the year draws to a close, the cryptocurrency landscape is once again beset by volatility. Bitcoin‘s recent efforts to stabilize have been thwarted by abruptAs the year draws to a close, the cryptocurrency landscape is once again beset by volatility. Bitcoin‘s recent efforts to stabilize have been thwarted by abrupt
Bitcoin’s Tumultuous Ride and Altcoin Surprises
As the year draws to a close, the cryptocurrency landscape is once again beset by volatility. Bitcoin‘s recent efforts to stabilize have been thwarted by abrupt selling episodes, which saw its price almost reach $90,000 only to lose approximately $3,000 within minutes.
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