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Posted on 13/05/2022 by admin

‘Stablecoin’ collapse crushes crypto

STORY: Bitcoin is set for a record seventh consecutive weekly loss, as the collapse of a leading stablecoin and concerns about inflation continue to crush markets.The world’s most established …
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