Coinbase going offline leads to insane Bitcoin volatility; heres what could happen next – CryptoSlate

Bitcoin (BTC) just experienced some wild volatility, with bulls catalyzing a sharp upwards movement to highs of $9,500 before bears ramped up the selling pressure and led the cryptocurrency to dip all the way to $9,200. This immense drop was followed up by another rapid surge, which came about when bulls posted a strong defense []

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