Is Bitrock Price Going To Zero? Down 80%, New ERC-20 Token Launches This Week
After a stratospheric run-in mid-July that saw the Bitrock (BITROCK) nearly 8000x from its decentralized exchange (DEX) launch price of $0.000037 to reach highs of around $0.30 per token, the token has come under massive...
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BITROCK was last trading slightly below $0.06, more than 80% down from its recent highs and with its market cap having shrunk to around $6 million....
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