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CRYPTO WINTERS SHAKE OUT THE WEAK HANDS. Bitwise’s Ryan Rasmussen says this drawdown isn’t unfamiliar -- Bitcoin has repeatedly gone through brutal 70%+ pullbacks, and long-time investors have learned to expect the volatility. But here’s what feels different this time… The long-term thesis for Bitcoin has never been stronger:... show more

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