Rattled retail retreats to Bitcoin, Ether after October crash
Retail traders fled to Bitcoin and Ether after the October crypto crash last year, adding to an already tough year for altcoins.
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Retail traders fled to Bitcoin and Ether after the October crypto crash last year, adding to an already tough year for altcoins.
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