Cryptocurrency Price Check: Bitcoin Rises, Miners Exit China
Bitcoin prices extended gains Monday even amid growing calls for regulation and the exodus of cryptocurrency miners from China amid the nation's rolling power crisis.
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Bitcoin prices extended gains Monday even amid growing calls for regulation and the exodus of cryptocurrency miners from China amid the nation's rolling power crisis.
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