Ethereum bag holders will rotate back to Bitcoin: Samson Mow
Bitcoin maximalist Samson Mow predicted ETH investors will rotate back to BTC, but previous market cycles suggest altcoin growth patterns will continue.
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Bitcoin maximalist Samson Mow predicted ETH investors will rotate back to BTC, but previous market cycles suggest altcoin growth patterns will continue.
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