Bitcoin exchange outflows surge as ‘not your keys, not your crypto’ comes back into fashion
June saw the worst monthly performance for Bitcoin since 2011, but several metrics indicate that its underlying support base continues to grow stronger.
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June saw the worst monthly performance for Bitcoin since 2011, but several metrics indicate that its underlying support base continues to grow stronger.
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