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 Cu exact 11 ani în urmă, prețul Bitcoin a scăzut cu 60% într-o singură zi.
Ei l-au numit „Marele accident din 2013”.
Toți cei care au HODL au crescut cu 70.000%
#Hodl  #Bitcoin  #BitEagleNews  

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