Frogs Flip on Freefall Chainlink

Frogs Flip on Freefall Chainlink
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2019-9-14 18:37

The biggest gainer of the year is starting to become the biggest loser, down some 75% in weeks from $4.50 to now about $1.50 as pictured above. That’s after it... The post Frogs Flip on Freefall Chainlink appeared first on Trustnodes.

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