CMC Daily, Nov. 9: What's Next for Bitcoin?!
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CMC Daily, Nov. 9: What's Next for Bitcoin?!

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Find out why breaking through $70,000 might be a little bit challenging. Plus, why are "hostage-style" videos about Bitcoin appearing on Instagram?

CMC Daily, Nov. 9: What's Next for Bitcoin?!

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