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Many are predicting that Bitcoin still has further to fall and may drop to $3,000 or lower. Photo:  Reuters/ Bobby Yip
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Do market rises mark the start of another Bitcoin hustle?

by Richard Cook April 16, 2018February 18, 2020

While the crypto world seems full of optimism once again, after most crypto-currencies surged in value last week, the reasons behind the price surge remain less clear. But what is certain is the rise certainly brought the good-time crypto crystal ball-gazers out in force. At the end of last week the price sat just above […]

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