Bitcoin rises from 3600 to 7100 in three months, but according to CNBC, its tanking

The author says " The cryptocurrency industry, in general, has struggled to return to its levels from when a frenzy of interest from retail investors drove prices to all-time highs in late 2017 — before dramatically falling in 2018." How am I supposed to take their reporting and analysis seriously when they publish stuff like this?



Submitted May 17, 2019 at 06:44PM by Steve5555p http://bit.ly/2w48eh1

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