Strategist Sees Bitcoin and Cryptos Turning More Violent Than 1929 Stock Collapse
Bitcoin and the broader crypto market now appear more violent than the 1929 U.S. stock crash, as extreme boom-and-bust cycles compress historic levels of risk into years, warns Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGl...
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