Bitcoin’s 2017 bull run was fueled by FOMO & hype; present run more fundamentally driven, claims report

2019-6-26 17:30

Here we go again. Another bull run. Another “hype session” among investors as Bitcoin rises again. The cryptocurrency market is well known for its incredible shift in market sentiment, especially on the back of the world’s largest cryptocurrency surging again.

Bitcoin not only reached its 16-month high today, but it also recorded a growth of […]

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Governance, Part 2: Plutocracy Is Still Bad

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