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Bitcoin slumped more than 37 per cent last month, its"We are currently experiencing the biggest crypto crash in history," Schoeman said.
"It's worth noting that various coins including Bitcoin were heavily inflated in a bubble over the last two years, so a crash of this enormity was bound to happen."Many key figures in the space are bracing for what is now being termed aSingapore-based exchange Crypto.com recently made 260 workers redundant, while Gemini Exchange and BlockFi have also announced
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