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2021-05-19

BTC should bounce at 38,000 as it's a support level but it could always fall lower remember this thing was 15k a few months ago

Crypto stocks tumbled in premarket trading

Crypto stocks tumbled in premarket trading on Bitcoin sliding below $40,000 after China's fresh cryp

Crypto stocks tumbled in premarket trading

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