Bitcoin Dominance Slides to 12-Month Low as Crypto Market Cap Tests Resistance

Bitcoin Dominance Slides to 12-Month Low as Crypto Market Cap Tests Resistance
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2020-8-8 11:20

Bitcoin’s dominance has fallen to a 12-month low despite its recent rally, signaling renewed strength in the altcoins markets.

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